Dentures

Dentures, which are removable and one of the more cost-effective options for elderly people, are used to replace missing teeth and restore your face appearance. Dentures can help you look better and feel better overall. People lose their natural teeth as they age, for a variety of reasons, including decay, gum disease, accidents, and injuries. Dentures will replace your missing teeth, transform your appearance, and make it simpler for you to eat and speak—two things that are quite challenging to perform without your natural teeth. Complete or partial dentures are two of the many possibilities available with dentures. When all of your teeth have been gone, a complete denture is utilised to fill in every gap in the lower and upper jaws. The use of a partial denture, on the other hand, is utilised to fill in gaps and spaces caused by missing teeth. These metal clasps, which hold the dentures in place and facilitate eating, are connected to your real teeth. To maintain your appearance and enhance your features and smile, dentures can be made to match the colour of your teeth. Complete dentures also come in two varieties. In most cases, dentures are fitted after all of the teeth are extracted. The dentist will then wait a few days, weeks, or months for your gum tissues to heal before taking impressions to make what are known as conventional dentures through a lab. The other option is immediate complete denture which is fixed as soon as tooth is removed and patient do not have to be without teeth during the healing period. The dentist will take impressions on your initial visit and fix the immediate denture within 1-2 days after the teeth is removed. Patient may feel discomfort during first few weeks after wearing dentures until he/she get used to of wearing the appliance. Initially you may find it loose while your tongue or cheek muscle learn to maintain them. Time Period This completely depend upon case to case basis, and a time period can only be ascertain after a thorough examination