Crowns, bridges and dentures in Marrakech
Crowns, bridges, removable dentures or implant-supported teeth: restoring shape and function to a damaged tooth, or replacing missing ones.
The 5 treatments in crowns, bridges and dentures.
A badly damaged, root-filled or missing tooth can be restored or replaced with a custom-made dental prosthesis. In Marrakech, the choice is made with you, according to the condition of the neighbouring teeth, the number of teeth involved and your priorities.
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Crowns
Protect a weakened tooth and give it back its shape and function, with a custom-made crown.
Who is it for? For a tooth too damaged for a composite filling, weakened after root canal treatment, or an old crown to be redone.
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Bridges
Fill the gap left by one or more missing teeth with a fixed solution, supported by the neighbouring teeth.
Who is it for? For one or more missing teeth, when the neighbouring teeth are strong and can act as supports.
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Inlays and onlays
Rebuild the missing part of a tooth with a custom-made piece, preserving as much healthy tooth as possible.
Who is it for? For a tooth too damaged for a composite filling, but that does not yet justify a crown.
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Removable dentures
Get teeth back to smile and chew, with a partial or complete denture that you take out for cleaning.
Who is it for? To replace several teeth, or all the teeth in an arch, with a denture that is taken out for cleaning.
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Implant-supported dentures
A denture stabilised or fixed on implants, designed for greater comfort when chewing.
Who is it for? For a denture that does not hold well, or to replace several teeth, when the bone allows implants to be placed.
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Unsure between two treatments?
The most suitable option for your situation is chosen together, after the examination.
Which restoration would you like to talk about?
Choose what brings you here: these are the treatments to mention during the consultation, and what to know beforehand.
A weakened tooth
Ask what can be kept and how the dentist compares the possible restorations.
Treatments to mention
CrownsShade chosen with you
A gap between teeth
Discuss the available supports and how each option is cleaned and maintained.
Treatments to mention
BridgesHealthy, solid supporting teeth
A denture that bothers you
Bring your appliance to show where it moves or bothers you and to discuss the options.
Treatments to mention
Removable denturesPartial or complete, depending on the remaining teeth
The treatments, side by side.
How each treatment is carried out and what to know. The choice is made with you, after the examination.
| Treatment | How | Good to know |
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| Crowns | Shade chosen with you | Often advised after root canal treatment |
| Bridges | Healthy, solid supporting teeth | Compared with an implant before deciding |
| Inlays and onlays | Impression, then a piece made in the laboratory | Bonded in place at a second visit |
| Removable dentures | Partial or complete, depending on the remaining teeth | Daily care explained |
| Implant-supported dentures | Implant assessment beforehand | Regular maintenance and check-ups |
How does the care go?
These are the usual steps at the clinic. Their number and pace are adjusted to your situation, after the examination.
The examination
The condition of the tooth or the dental arch is assessed, and the possible options are presented to you.
Preparation
The tooth is prepared with precision, then an impression is taken for the dental laboratory.
The try-in
Shape, shade and contact with the other teeth are checked together before fitting.
Fitting and follow-up
Once the restoration is in place, check-ups make sure it stays comfortable over time.
The usual order of treatments
Restoring a tooth
Replacing teeth
A removable denture
An implant-supported prosthesis
Real cases from the clinic.
Every situation is unique: treatment is decided after an examination. These images do not predict a result.
What patients say.
4.9/5 on Google · 1,342 reviews of the clinic
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Je recommande vivement Moqadem Dental Clinic. J'y ai posé deux couronnes dentaires et je suis très satisfait du résultat. L'équipe est professionnelle, accueillante et à l'écoute. Le travail a été réalisé avec beaucoup de soin et…
Khalid T. · August 2026 · Google review
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J’ai eu une excellente expérience avec le Dr Hafsa, son assistante, le docteur Bennani ainsi que toute l’équipe. Le Dr Hafsa est très patiente, à l’écoute et prend vraiment le temps d’expliquer chaque étape de manière claire et…
Jamal A. · September 2026 · Google review
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Une expérience véritablement remarquable auprès de Dr. Hafsa. Une praticienne d’un grand professionnalisme, à la fois attentive, délicate et profondément à l’écoute de ses patients. Son expertise, sa précision et le soin qu’elle…
Ikram A. · August 2026 · Google review
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Endroit très propre et chaleureux Une vraie prise en charge, équipe agréable, le docteur Moqadem est très professionnelle, douce et attentive Merci a l’équipe et au Docteur !! Je recommande vivement ce dentiste
Melyna L. · October 2026 · Google review
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Crowns, bridges and dentures: your questions.
These answers remain general. At the consultation, we answer precisely for your situation.
How many visits are needed?
Most often several: preparation, try-in, then fitting. The number of appointments is given at the start so that you can plan ahead.
Will a crown be noticeable?
Shade and shape are chosen with you, so that the crown matches the neighbouring teeth and blends into your smile.
Does a missing tooth need to be replaced?
Often, yes: over time, the neighbouring and opposing teeth can drift towards the gap. The most suitable option is assessed case by case.
Have you heard this before?
“A crown is for life.”
Not necessarily. It can wear, and the tooth underneath remains exposed to cavities at the edge of the crown. Careful brushing and check-ups help it last.
“A bridge always means damaging the neighbouring teeth.”
Not always. A conventional bridge rests on the neighbouring teeth, but other solutions exist depending on the case, such as an implant. The choice is made after an examination.
“A large cavity always requires a crown.”
No. An inlay or onlay can rebuild the missing part while keeping more healthy tooth, depending on the case.
“With dentures, you no longer need to see the dentist.”
No. The gum and bone change under the denture, which may no longer fit well. Check-ups make it possible to adjust it.
Crowns, bridges and dentures: let us talk about your case.
Call the clinic, write to us on WhatsApp, or choose a day and a time yourself: your request reaches the clinic's WhatsApp and they will confirm the appointment.
2nd floor, No. 180 Madani Plaza, Boulevard Abdelkrim Al Khattabi, Guéliz, Marrakech