Permanent dentures that fit perfectly

People of all ages and for different reasons suffer from tooth loss. The majority of cases occur in older people, but it may also occur in some young people.

Today, dentistry has come up with quick and technological solutions to the problem. The solutions are tailored to the patient’s health condition, age, and other factors.

There are various problems that may arise when a tooth falls out, including displacement of the remaining teeth, aesthetic issues, comfort concerns, and also the development of dental diseases. All these problems can be prevented by completing one or more missing teeth.

In order to replace missing teeth, many different methods can be used, but one of the most common ways is by applying dentures.

Types of dentures

When dental prostheses are inserted, there are different types of solutions.

-There are partial dentures, which are designed to complete only part of the teeth.

-There are full dentures, which make up a full jaw.

-There are temporary dentures, which can be removed at any time.

-There are dentures that are meant to be worn only temporarily until a dental implant is placed.

– There are permanent dentures, usually anchored by implants, which are designed to remain in the mouth forever.

The choice between the different types of dentures depends on many factors, including the condition of the teeth in the oral cavity, the location of the missing teeth, whether dental implants can be performed, the structure of the mouth and jaw, underlying diseases if any, and most importantly – the dentist’s evaluation and recommendation, who knows the patient and knows what type of treatment to recommend.

The All on 4/6 method is one of the most commonly used methods for affixing permanent dentures today. This method involves implanting four or six screws into the bone and securing a prosthesis over these screws.

Dentures for children

It may seem like dentures are just for adults, but they can also be fabricated for children if necessary.

Among many children, there is a tendency to early loss of milk teeth, either as a result of severe caries or as a result of falls and bruises.

It is common for children to lose their front teeth at an early age, and other teeth are not immune to damage as well. It is possible to install dentures for children as well, in order to maintain a uniform appearance for the oral cavity and retain an aesthetic smile that is pleasing to the eye.

Every denture should be fitted by a specialist dentist, who knows how to fit the teeth exactly to the patient’s jaw, which varies from person to person.