Dental prosthesis
(Removable Dentures )
- Dental prostheses are devices that replace missing teeth.
- They not only provide you with better functionality but also improves your facial aesthetics
- The most common and traditional form of teeth replacement that has existed since the inception of dentistry is dentures.
- Dentures can be removable and non removable.
About Dental prosthesis
Dentures are removable teeth replacement options. When removable dentures replace one or a few teeth, it is known as a removable partial denture. When it replaces all the teeth, like in cases of completely edentulous arches, it is called a complete denture.
A significant drawback of removable prostheses is the fact that they are removable. Dentures can get dislodged and snap out while you eat or talk. It affects the way you talk, as their bulky nature tends to alter speech.
Moreover, dentures restrict what you can eat. Dentures can sustain only 10% of the chewing forces in comparison to our natural teeth. This means you won’t be able to eat as freely as you’d like. This can compromise nutrition as well. In addition, dentures tend to alter the taste a little, and there is a learning curve with dentures.
For these problems, the solution is dental implant-supported dentures. Commonly called All-on-4, 4 implants are placed precisely in the upper and lower jaw. These are allowed to heal, and a specialised denture is fabricated with a locking system that can tightly fit over the implants.
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Dental Prosthesis in Luxembourg for Restored Function and a Confident Smile
Dental prostheses replace missing teeth using fixed bridges, removable dentures, or implant-supported restorations tailored to individual needs. These solutions restore chewing ability, speech clarity, and facial structure while preventing remaining teeth from shifting. TalpaDent designs prostheses with precision to ensure comfort, durability, and natural aesthetics.
FAQ
Options include fixed bridges, removable dentures, and implant-supported systems. Each serves different degrees of tooth loss. Your dentist helps determine the best option.
Modern materials replicate the look and feel of natural teeth. Skilled craftsmanship ensures lifelike results. Patients often regain confidence in their smile.
Custom designs ensure a secure and comfortable fit. Minor adjustments may be needed initially. Most patients adapt quickly to wearing them.
Lifespan varies depending on type and maintenance habits. With proper care, prostheses can last many years. Regular check-ups support their longevity.
Yes, they significantly enhance chewing efficiency. They help distribute bite forces evenly. This improves overall comfort during meals.
Removable prostheses require daily cleaning, while fixed solutions are brushed like natural teeth. Proper hygiene protects gums and supporting structures. Dental visits ensure ongoing fit and function.
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