Dentures: An Advanced Solution for Completing Your Smile and Improving Function
Tooth loss can occur due to various reasons, such as gum disease, decay, or trauma. For many years, dentures have been an effective solution for restoring missing teeth, and they still offer a classic option alongside more modern solutions like dental implants and fixed bridges. Dentures are removable or fixed appliances that replace missing teeth and can be either single teeth or a complete arch replacing all the teeth in the mouth. There are several types of dentures, with the most comfortable being flexible Valplast dentures, which offer flexibility and easy maintenance.
Fixed dentures enhance quality of life and restore a perfect smile. Dr. Ilan Preis guarantees treatments with quality, innovation, and reliability. Contact us for consultation and appointments!
The Importance of Replacing Missing Teeth and Securing Dentures
Advantages and types of dentures
Dentures offer several important benefits: they enhance aesthetic appearance, are durable over time, allow for maintaining oral hygiene, and are matched to the color of natural teeth. There are two main types of dentures: complete removable dentures, suitable for those missing all their teeth, and partial removable dentures, suitable for those missing only some of their teeth.
Problems, disadvantages, and important facts about dentures
Fixed dentures are harder to clean, so it is important to ensure thorough brushing and good oral hygiene. Dentures may cause difficulty in speaking or discomfort initially, and they may affect the sense of taste and alter the chewing pattern. However, they are a relatively temporary and affordable solution for restoring the mouth, suitable for nearly anyone in need of dental restoration.
Frequently asked questions about dentures
After an examination and consultation with the dentist, you will be offered the option that best suits your needs and budget, whether it is a permanent prosthesis, implants or bridges.
Taking care of removable dentures is simple – they must be taken out and cleaned daily. With permanent prostheses, it is necessary to follow strict brushing and oral hygiene.
The prosthetic teeth are produced in a dental laboratory after measuring the mouth and teeth with the help of braces and an acrylic material, which create an accurate mold of the mouth.
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