Dental prostheses are specially designed dental solutions used to replace missing teeth and restore an aesthetic smile. These prostheses play an important role in modern dentistry practices in order to achieve functional and aesthetically satisfactory results.
Complete Dentures
Full Upper Dentures
Complete upper dentures are used to replace all the teeth on the upper jaw. Specially designed dentures provide an aesthetic and comfortable solution by providing a natural fit to the gum line.
Full Lower Dentures
Complete lower dentures are used to replace all the teeth on the lower jaw. It replaces missing teeth by providing a functional biting surface and natural appearance.
Partial Dentures
Fixed Part Dentures
Fixed part dentures are dentures that are fixed to other teeth and cannot be removed. These dentures are an ideal solution to prevent the aesthetic and functional loss of missing teeth.
Temporary Partial Prostheses
Temporary partial dentures are removable dentures used temporarily during implants or other dental treatments. They offer a temporary aesthetic and functional solution until permanent solutions are applied.
Denture Care and Cleaning
Daily Cleaning
Regular cleaning of dentures increases oral health and the life of the denture. A daily cleaning routine should be established using a gentle toothbrush and special denture cleaning solutions.
Night Care
Dentures should be removed and cleaned overnight. This ensures a healthy oral environment by reducing the accumulation of bacteria in the mouth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are dental prostheses painful?
A: Dental prostheses usually require an adaptation period, but once the adaptation is achieved, they offer comfortable use. There may be a slight feeling of discomfort at first.
How long do dentures last?
A: Denture lifespan varies depending on use, care and material quality. When well cared for and checked regularly, dentures can serve for many years.
What are implant supported dentures?
A: Implant-supported dentures are removable or fixed dentures that are fixed onto implants. This method provides a more secure hold and a natural look.
For more information about dentures and their uses, or to schedule an appointment for a personalized denture solution, contact your dentist. A healthy and natural smile awaits you!
