Hybrid Prosthesis (Full or Partial, Fixed, Implant-Supported Denture)

Imagine smiling again with freedom… Today, that can be a reality!

Losing several teeth can affect not only your oral health but also your confidence and emotional well-being. A hybrid prosthesis is an advanced, transformative alternative that allows you to smile with confidence again
This treatment combines the firmness of dental implants with a specially designed prosthetic structure to give you a natural, comfortable, and stable smile. Forget the discomfort of removable dentures; with a hybrid prosthesis, you can talk, laugh, and enjoy your favorite foods worry-free.

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Advantages of the procedure

Secure Fixation

The prosthesis anchors to the implants, ensuring stability and comfort when speaking and chewing.

Natural Aesthetics

It perfectly mimics natural teeth and gum structure.

Durability

With proper care, and depending on the material used, it can last: Acrylic Hybrid Prosthesis: 5 years. Metal-Ceramic or Zirconia Hybrid Prosthesis: 10 years.

Reduced Bone Loss

Being anchored to implants helps preserve your bone structure.

More Economical than Individual Options

It’s ideal for those looking to rehabilitate their entire mouth without needing an implant for every tooth.

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Costs

The best prices

The cost of a hybrid prosthesis can vary depending on the number of implants placed, the complexity of the case, and the material chosen for the prosthesis, which could be acrylic, metal-ceramic, or zirconia. The final price will be determined after a personalized evaluation of each patient. The price range is between $36,000,000 and $55,000,000 COP.

*Choose high-quality treatments while saving up to 60% compared to costs in the United States and other countries.*

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

The process can take between 6 to 9 months, as it’s necessary to wait for the implants to integrate with the bone before placing the definitive prosthesis.

It’s performed under local anesthesia, so you won’t feel any pain during the procedure. Post-operative recovery may cause some discomfort, which is easily managed with analgesics and by following the recommendations given by the doctor.

It’s essential to maintain good oral hygiene, attend periodic check-ups, and avoid very hard foods that could damage the prosthesis.

Occasionally, it might be necessary to perform a bone graft before placing dental implants.

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Step by step procedure

Step 1

Initial Consultation

Dr. Lina Marcela Osorio and her team evaluate each case using X-rays, an oral examination, and photographic records to design the treatment plan.

Step 2

Transitional Prosthesis

Four appointments will be needed for the creation of transitional prostheses.

Step 3

Surgical Phase

Once the CT scan has been reviewed and it’s confirmed there’s sufficient bone to support the implants, the surgical phase of dental implant placement begins.

Step 4

Control

A control appointment for the surgical phase is conducted to verify the patient’s healing process.

There will be a 6-month waiting period before moving to the second phase of implants: the Rehabilitation Phase.

Step 5

Beginning of Oral Rehabilitation

A definitive impression is taken.

Steps 6 to 8

Try-In Appointments

Step 6: First Try-in
Step 7: Second Try-in
Step 8: Third Try-in

Step 9

Prosthesis Delivery

Step 10

Control Appointment

What our customers say.

After years of feeling insecure due to missing teeth, I decided to choose the hybrid prosthesis. From day one, the team explained every detail of the procedure and answered all my questions. Now, I not only have a natural-looking smile but also a firm bite that allows me to enjoy all the foods I love. It has been a complete transformation in my life!

Carlos Gallego, CEO CALI MALL