PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Fixed Partial Denture
When one or more natural teeth are still present in the upper jaw or lower jaw, partial dentures are used. By crowning the teeth on either side of the gap and affixing prosthetic teeth to them, a fixed bridge replaces one or more missing teeth. The “bridge” is then affixed with cement.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Fixed Partial Denture
When one or more natural teeth are still present in the upper jaw or lower jaw, partial dentures are used. By crowning the teeth on either side of the gap and affixing prosthetic teeth to them, a fixed bridge replaces one or more missing teeth. The “bridge” is then affixed with cement.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Removable Dentures
A removable partial denture (RPD) is a denture for an edentulous patient who wants replacement teeth for functional or aesthetic reasons but is unable to get a bridge (a fixed partial denture) for any reason, including a lack of the distal abutments—the teeth needed to support a bridge—or financial constraints.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Removable Dentures
A removable partial denture (RPD) is a denture for an edentulous patient who wants replacement teeth for functional or aesthetic reasons but is unable to get a bridge (a fixed partial denture) for any reason, including a lack of the distal abutments—the teeth needed to support a bridge—or financial constraints.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Acrylic Partial Denture
Partial dentures made of acrylic are dental prosthesis used to replace one or more lost teeth. The prosthetic consists of a gum-colored acrylic base with flexible dentures connected as fake teeth. Fixed acrylic partial dentures for seniors typically have metal clasps that secure them to neighboring teeth, in contrast to acrylic removable partial dentures.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Acrylic Partial Denture
Partial dentures made of acrylic are dental prosthesis used to replace one or more lost teeth. The prosthetic consists of a gum-colored acrylic base with flexible dentures connected as fake teeth. Fixed acrylic partial dentures for seniors typically have metal clasps that secure them to neighboring teeth, in contrast to acrylic removable partial dentures.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Flexible Denture
Compared to conventional dentures, they are made of softer, more flexible materials. This increases their flexibility and bendability, giving them their well-known name. Flexible dentures can be used to replace missing or lost teeth because they are made to look and work like your natural teeth and are more comfortable to the patient.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Flexible Denture
Compared to conventional dentures, they are made of softer, more flexible materials. This increases their flexibility and bendability, giving them their well-known name. Flexible dentures can be used to replace missing or lost teeth because they are made to look and work like your natural teeth and are more comfortable to the patient.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Complete Denture
When all of the teeth in a jaw have been removed and a prosthetic replacement is required, a complete denture, often referred to as a full denture, false teeth, or plate, is utilized. A complete denture is made when there are no more teeth present in an arch, making it the only prosthetic supported solely by tissue. Natural tooth structure, a partial or complete denture, fixed appliances, or occasionally soft tissues can all act as opposition to a complete denture.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Complete Denture
When all of the teeth in a jaw have been removed and a prosthetic replacement is required, a complete denture, often referred to as a full denture, false teeth, or plate, is utilized. A complete denture is made when there are no more teeth present in an arch, making it the only prosthetic supported solely by tissue. Natural tooth structure, a partial or complete denture, fixed appliances, or occasionally soft tissues can all act as opposition to a complete denture.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Maxillofacial Prosthesis
Entails treating patients who have deformities or disabilities that either acquired due to disease or trauma or were present at birth. Prostheses are frequently required to restore oral functions like swallowing, speech, and chewing as well as replace missing bone or tissue. In some cases, a face or body prosthesis may be necessary for psychological and cosmetic reasons.
PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY
Maxillofacial Prosthesis
Entails treating patients who have deformities or disabilities that either acquired due to disease or trauma or were present at birth. Prostheses are frequently required to restore oral functions like swallowing, speech, and chewing as well as replace missing bone or tissue. In some cases, a face or body prosthesis may be necessary for psychological and cosmetic reasons.
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