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Removable prosthesis
Removable prosthesis (dentures) are a commonly used solution for replacing missing teeth. This is a good and economical solution for replacing multiple teeth. However, it does not offer the comfort of permanent restorations.
Partial and full prosthesis
Prostheses can be placed in the absence of a number of teeth; a partial prosthesis, or when all teeth are missing; a full prosthesis.
Plastic or frame prosthesis
A plastic prosthesis is gum supported, and is completely pink.
For more comfort, you can opt for a metal framed prosthesis, which will find its hold on the teeth and/or implants. Here the base will be in metal.
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Immediate Prosthesis
The dentist can provide an immediate (provisional) prosthesis when an extraction is necessary. This allows the patient to go home with teeth after the extraction. After a period of healing, a definitive prosthesis can be made.
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Implant supported for extra comfort
A frequent problem with a prosthesis is that it can move in the mouth when eating and/or speaking. The use of implants increases retention and support with a significant improvement in comfort.
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Combination prosthesis
A prosthesis is always custom-made by a dental lab, meaning that the combination with crowns, telescopic crowns, implants, and your own teeth is also possible in order to produce a solution that is as high-quality and as comfortable as possible.
Your dentist will be happy to inform you about the options tailored to your teeth and wishes.
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