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Missing a Tooth? Prosthetic Solutions at the Čeović Dental Practice in Malešnica, Zagreb

Crown, bridge, denture or implant — the choice depends on how many teeth are missing and the condition of those that remain. At the Čeović practice, treatment is planned to restore the function of your bite, not just the look of your smile.

Address
Ivane Brlić Mažuranić 20 10090 Zagreb, Malešnica
Appointments
+385 1 373 4018 +385 91 931 1123 or the form on their website
Opening hours
Mon, Tue, Thu 13:00–20:30 Wed and Fri 7:00–14:30
Prosthetic solutions at the Čeović dental practice in Malešnica, Zagreb

A missing tooth is rarely just a cosmetic problem. Over time, the neighbouring teeth tilt towards the gap, the opposing tooth grows towards it, the chewing load is redistributed, and with greater tooth loss even the pronunciation of certain sounds changes. That is why prosthetic treatment at the Čeović practice is planned from the bite outwards: first they work out how the restoration will function, and only then how it will look.

The practice is located in Malešnica, Zagreb, and runs as a family-style group practice. In addition to prosthodontics and implantology, it also covers orthodontics, restorative and cosmetic dentistry, endodontics, periodontics and paediatric dentistry, so related treatments — treating decay, gum treatment, straightening teeth before prosthetic work — can all be done in one place.

Four ways to replace a lost tooth

Fixed and removable prosthetics address different situations. This is a rough guide — the final recommendation is made only after an examination and an X-ray.

Crown

A fixed restoration that covers a prepared tooth or is placed on an implant. It restores the shape and strength of a tooth damaged by trauma or extensive decay, or one that has lost structure after root canal treatment.

When it is an option The tooth is still there, but its own structure can no longer hold it together.

Dental bridge

Two or more connected crowns that bridge the gap, supported by the neighbouring teeth or by implants. It is made of zirconia, all-ceramic or porcelain-fused-to-metal, depending on the position and load.

When it is an option One or several teeth in a row are missing, and the supporting teeth are stable.

Denture

A solution for greater tooth loss or a completely toothless jaw; where only a few teeth are missing, a partial denture is made. Today it is most often made as an implant-retained overdenture — it holds firmly but can be removed for easier cleaning.

When it is an option There are not enough natural teeth left to support fixed work.

Implant

A titanium post that takes over the role of the root, so the healthy neighbouring teeth don't need to be prepared. It can replace one tooth, several teeth or a whole jaw. The practice places implants from MIS and Nobel Biocare.

When it is an option The neighbouring teeth are healthy and the bone is of sufficient quality to support the post.

A toothless jaw: teeth in a day

For completely toothless jaws, the practice uses the All-on-4 technique, in which a full arch of teeth is supported by four implants. The advantage is time: as a rule, the patient gets their teeth on the same day the implants are placed. The same applies to single implants — they can be loaded immediately if sufficient primary stability has been achieved. When more support is needed, a hybrid bridge on six implants (All-on-6) is made.

Crowns and bridges are made of zirconia, all-ceramic and porcelain-fused-to-metal. The choice of material is not just a question of price: front teeth need translucency and a true-to-life shade, while back teeth above all need to withstand chewing forces.

The path from examination to finished work

  1. Examination and X-ray

    An assessment of the remaining teeth, gums and bone, and a conversation about what bothers you most in everyday life — chewing, speech or appearance.

  2. Treatment plan and proposed solution

    The best option is proposed based on the findings, your wishes and your budget, with an explanation of the differences in materials, duration and maintenance.

  3. Preparation

    Treating decay, gum treatment, extracting teeth that can't be saved, or placing implants — depending on the plan.

  4. Fabrication and fitting

    Impressions, a try-in and fitting of the restoration, followed by a bite check and care instructions. Regular check-ups extend the life of the work.

Who will look after you

Dr Živana Živković-Čeović

Doctor of Dental Medicine

General dental practice and implantology, in which she completed a postgraduate specialist programme at the University of Zagreb. She also offers dermal fillers.

Dr Zoran Čeović

Specialist orthodontist

Works exclusively in orthodontics — fixed and removable appliances and clear aligners, for children and adults. Correcting the position of teeth often comes before prosthetic work.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose an implant if I'm only missing one tooth?

Yes, and it is often the most conservative option. With a bridge, the neighbouring teeth have to be prepared to support the structure; if those teeth are healthy and have no other reason to be crowned, an implant leaves them untouched.

How long does the whole process take?

It depends on the solution. A crown or bridge is made over several visits. With implants, in some cases the restoration is fitted on the same day; otherwise you wait for the implant to fuse with the bone. You will get a realistic schedule only after an examination and X-ray.

Is a denture the only option if I have no teeth at all?

No. Apart from a conventional denture, there are implant-retained overdentures and fixed hybrid bridges such as All-on-4 or All-on-6. The difference is felt most in stability when chewing and in how much of the palate is covered.

How do I book an appointment?

By phone on +385 1 373 4018 or +385 91 931 1123, by email at ordinacija@ordinacijaceovic.hr, or through the booking form on their website. The practice is also open every fourth Saturday, by arrangement with patients.

Opening hours

Mon
13:00 – 20:30
Tue
13:00 – 20:30
Wed
7:00 – 14:30
Thu
13:00 – 20:30
Fri
7:00 – 14:30
Sat
every fourth Saturday, by appointment

Breaks: 16:00 – 16:30 (Mon, Tue, Thu) and 10:00 – 10:30 (Wed, Fri). Email: ordinacija@ordinacijaceovic.hr

By car

From Zagrebačka avenija: at the Antunović hotel turn right towards Špansko, then right again past the karting centre and the Opel showroom into Gustava Krkleca street. After three sets of traffic lights, turn left at the fourth into I. B. Mažuranić street — the practice is at number 20.

From Ilica: turn left onto Kožinčev put, then right at the first traffic lights towards Malešnica, into Ivane Brlić Mažuranić street. The practice is just past the first junction with traffic lights.

By public transport

From Črnomerec: tram 2, 6 or 11 to the terminus, then bus 136 towards Malešnica/Špansko. Get off at the stop in Ivane Brlić Mažuranić street; the practice is right next to the stop.

From the wider city centre: bus 146 from Reljkovićeva street to the same stop in Malešnica.

This article is for information only and does not replace a dental examination. A prosthetic solution can be chosen only after a clinical examination and diagnosis. Information about the practice is taken from its official website; please check opening hours and conditions before your visit.

Location

Ivane Brlić Mažuranić 20, 10090 Zagreb (Malešnica), Croatia

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Čeović group dental practice, Ivane Brlić Mažuranić 20, 10090 Zagreb.

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