Temporary Microprosthesis (Your First Step To A Perfect Fit)

· Those in Krakow looking to test comfort before final prosthesis.
· Those who want to guide soft tissue healing.
· Those who want to achieve temporary function during healing.
· Those who wish to avoid complications from premature loading.
· Those who wish to preview aesthetic and fit.

Temporary Microprosthesis is an interim, small-scale prosthetic device placed during the healing or adaptation phase, before a definitive prosthesis is fitted. It functions to maintain structural stability, support soft tissues, guide tissue remodelling, and allow testing of design, fit, and function before the final prosthetic is fabricated. Unlike the permanent device, it is meant for short-term use, often constructed from lighter, adjustable materials to allow modifications and assessment of patient response.

Temporary Microprosthesis is designed and manufactured based on diagnostic planning and impressions or scans of the defect or residual structure. It is adjusted and fitted to the patient’s anatomy with temporary fixation or connectors. During its placement period, it supports surrounding tissues, exerts gentle guidance on healing contours, and allows the patient (and clinician) to evaluate biomechanics, comfort, and aesthetics. Feedback during this phase is used to refine the definitive prosthesis design. Once the desired healing and adaptation are achieved, Temporary Microprosthesis is removed and replaced by the final version.

1. Consultation and assessment will be conducted.
2. Impressions or digital scans will be taken.
3. Temporary Microprosthesis will be fabricated.
4. Temporary Microprosthesis will be fitted and adjusted.
5. Function, comfort, and tissue response will be monitored.
6. Removal and transition to final prosthesis will be performed.
7. Post-care instructions will be provided.

<Advantages>
· Allows trial of fit, function, and comfort
· Uses adjustable materials
· Offers protection and support to tissues
· Enhances patient feedback and involvement
· Helps guide tissue contouring

<Limitations>
· May have limited function or range compared to the final prosthesis

· Avoid smoking for at least 24 hours before procedure
· Refrain from using alcohol for 12 hours before the procedure

· Avoid heavy loading, trauma, or stress on the temporary prosthesis for at least 48 hours after procedure
· Avoid smoking or alcohol during the healing period
· Clean the area gently with recommended solution or soft brush for at least 1 week after procedure

Q1: What is the purpose of Temporary Microprosthesis?
A1: The purpose of Temporary Microprosthesis is to provide short-term support, restore basic function and aesthetics, guide tissue healing, and allow evaluation of the fit and design before the final prosthesis is placed.

Q2: How long do I have to wear Temporary Microprosthesis?
A2: Temporary Microprosthesis is typically worn for a few weeks to a few months, depending on healing progress and treatment planning.

Q3: Is it hard to talk with Temporary Microprosthesis?
A3: Some speech adjustment may be needed initially, but most individuals adapt quickly, and speech generally improves over time.

Q4: Can I wear Temporary Microprosthesis permanently?
A4: No, Temporary Microprosthesis is not intended for long-term use. Materials and design are not durable enough for permanent wear.

Q5: Can Temporary Microprosthesis improve my speech?
A5: Yes, in many cases they help restore speech clarity by filling gaps or stabilizing structures needed for proper articulation.

[Clinic Name] HALDENT
[Location] Krakow, Poland
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 15mins away from Balice Airport and short distance from most of the tourist attractions
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Friday (9:00AM - 8:00PM)

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