Mobile Prosthetics
Mobile Prosthetics
Mobile Prosthetics
Mobile Prosthetics
Mobile Prosthetics
Mobile Prosthetics
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 Removable dental prostheses are dental restorations that can be removed by the patient when using them is not necessary. Dentures are the most common removable dental prosthesis in the market and are, by far, the most common way that most patients choose to replace their missing teeth.

Types of treatment:

  • Acrylic Partial Denture
  • Complete Denture
  • Wisil Skeletal Partial Denture
  • Wisil Skeletal Partial Denture with Attachments
  • Denture Repair

What are the advantages of removable partial dentures?

The fit of the parts is very important to evenly distribute your biting forces, prevent trauma to your gums and natural teeth, and look and function as normally as possible. For patients with multiple missing teeth, RPDs are less invasive and have a lower cost than other tooth replacement options

How long do removable partial dentures last?

Five to seven years

Dentists often recommend a removable partial denture to replace up to three consecutively missing teeth to restore function and aesthetics. This dental prosthesis can help patients chew again and stabilize the remaining natural teeth. According to the Cleveland Clinic, removable dentures can last five to seven years.

What is the difference between an implant and a prosthesis?

The implant is implanted directly into the bone, restoring chewing function and aesthetics in the case of a single or complete absence of teeth. The prosthesis is fixed on living roots and requires more careful care.

Some Pros and Cons of Flexible Partial Dentures

  • They do not break easily. Since dentures are made of harder material, dropping them can often cause a crack.
  • Softer than regular dentures.
  • Do not require adhesive or metal.
  • Do not hide your natural gums.
  • Faster to make.
  • Bacterial buildup.
  • Not repairable.
  • Not permanent.

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