Dentures

Quality Denture Materials Make All The Difference Materials also play a major factor in distinguishing quality denture from lower grade ones. Often, higher quality means that we make dentures with choice of high grade acrylics, porcelain to simulate or match natural teeth.

These prostheses make you appear more youthful by increasing lip fullness and providing vertical dimension. Parameters such as tooth color and shape can be chosen with the patient, and the best shape and color can be decided together.

Flexible dentures are most comfortable because it hugs the contours of the gum and it does not cause bruises to the gum and can last longer than other types of dentures.

Total prothesis is  removable prosthesis that are positioned with support from the lower and/or upper jaw tissues in situations where all the teeth in the mouth have been removed for a variety of causes.

Flexible dentures are most comfortable because it hugs the contours of the gum and it does not cause bruises to the gum and can last longer than other types of dentures.

Total prosthesis might move when speaking and eating since the tissue supports them. Due to the tongue’s location in the lower jaw, the mouth’s ability to move, and the lower jaw’s limited surface area, these issues may be more common in the lower region. The lower prosthesis generally moves, according to  complaints. This situation may cause  dented areas in lower prothesis. The patient should fix that dented areas by going to any dental clinic.

Although specific retention adhesives used under the prosthesis help to reduce the problem, they cannot completely eliminate it. The best way to solve this problem is to use various clamps attached to the implant. Full dentures, sometimes known as snap in dentures, can be removed and cleaned as needed. Although the amount of bone is the most important determining factor in the number of implants used, generally two implants are used for the lower jaw and four implants for the upper jaw. Since these prostheses are supported by both the implant and the tissue, they minimize problems such as movement and bruising while eating.

The service life of these prostheses is directly related to patient care. Some patients may break these prostheses due to reasons such as dropping or sitting on them. In such circumstances, the prosthesis might be supported internally by a metal abutment. In prosthesis fractures, the prosthesis can be repaired and delivered to the patient within 1-2 days. Total prosthesis can be numerous as a result of factors such as rapid weight loss and bone loss. These loose prosthesis can be adjusted to fit the palate using specific materials.

Total prostheses are typically built over the course of five sessions. This equates to 10-12 days on average.