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To make an appointment or book an examination, complete the form below with your personal details. We will subsequently send you an e-mail with confirmation/instructions.
Please note that information conserving Insurance agreements is merely informative. Therefore, please confirm that your particular Insurance Policy is contracted with us by completing the section “Observations” with your Insurance details.
Alternatively contact us on tel: 282 42 04 00 ( Portugal mainland) 291 00 33 00 (Madeira Island) or by email: callcenter@grupohpa.com ( Portugal mainland) callcentermadeira@grupohpa.com (Madeira Island) .
All information can also be obtained at the Reception counter of any one of our Hospitals or Clinics.
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Information Covid-19
THE HPA HEALTH GROUP INFORMS ITS PATIENTS THAT IT WILL CONTINUE WITH ALL ITS REGULAR SERVICES WHILE AT THE SAME TIME MAINTAINING ALL THE NECESSARY PROTECTION AND SAFETY MEASURES IN FORCE.
NON-COVID morbidity and mortality has increased significantly,
do not miss appointments, exams and scheduled surgeries.
Mobility restrictions imposed by the state of emergency
do not apply to health services.
You can therefore make your way to our units with confidence.
Learn more on the protection and safety measures currently in force at the HPA HPA Health Group.
Prosthodontics
Prosthodontics is a Dental Specialty that focuses on dental prosthesis in the diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitation and maintenance of oral function, comfort and appearance of patients with clinical conditions associated with missing teeth.
Damaged or missing teeth can be replaced in two distinct ways, either by fixed prosthetics on existing teeth or by implants.
- Fixed prostheses
- Removable prostheses
In general, fixed solutions are preferable to removable prostheses, not only for aesthetic reason and functionality, but also for patient comfort.
Fixed prostheses
These prostheses are artificial teeth that are fixed onto natural teeth or onto implants using various procedures depending on the number of missing teeth and their condition.
It is possible to use individual crowns or bridges consisting of several teeth, as well as complete dental arches which are functional, aesthetic and comfortable for the patient, with a surprising effect.
Removable Prostheses
Removable prostheses commonly referred to as dentures, can be total or partial. They should be removed for oral hygiene or for resting of the gum tissue when necessary.Removable prostheses are placed directly onto the gums and when possible, on existing teeth.
They are made out of acrylic and/or metal alloys and their effectiveness is often limited and depend on the number of remaining teeth and structure, be it bone or gums needed for support.
Prosthodontics
Prosthodontics is a Dental Specialty that focuses on dental prosthesis in the diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitation and maintenance of oral function, comfort and appearance of patients with clinical conditions associated with missing teeth.
Damaged or missing teeth can be replaced in two distinct ways, either by fixed prosthetics on existing teeth or by implants.
- Fixed prostheses
- Removable prostheses
In general, fixed solutions are preferable to removable prostheses, not only for aesthetic reason and functionality, but also for patient comfort.
Fixed prostheses
These prostheses are artificial teeth that are fixed onto natural teeth or onto implants using various procedures depending on the number of missing teeth and their condition.
It is possible to use individual crowns or bridges consisting of several teeth, as well as complete dental arches which are functional, aesthetic and comfortable for the patient, with a surprising effect.
Removable Prostheses
Removable prostheses commonly referred to as dentures, can be total or partial. They should be removed for oral hygiene or for resting of the gum tissue when necessary.Removable prostheses are placed directly onto the gums and when possible, on existing teeth.
They are made out of acrylic and/or metal alloys and their effectiveness is often limited and depend on the number of remaining teeth and structure, be it bone or gums needed for support.
PRO HPA - ORAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM
IMPLANTOLOGY
THE ORAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM – PRO HPA –carries out diagnostic rehabilitation, with the aim of replacing lost teeth with implants, adopting whenever possible the method of immediate implant placement.
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