Full denture

Getting ready for a removable full denture is the greatest defiance for a dentist as this state pretends that the client's former treatments have proved to be failure. We hope that the presentment below will persuade you that there is trust for the restoration of a functioning and aesthetic masticatory apparatus.

Why would this very treatment be successful?

Full denture is made by means of a special - reversible thermoplastic - substance and with an up-to-date technology of taking imprint. The fancy is that this impression substance mellows due to the temperature of the mouth, so the sides of the denture can be made pursuance of the personal muscles. This results in a denture that will exquisitely and suitably fit on the maxillary crest, palate and gum. It is significant to know that there are enormous anatomical distinctions between the mandible and maxilla. The maxillary crest and palate assure good advocacy to the denture, while the Ex 3 N impression material assures excellent vacuum. These positive factors relieve the denture to remain in place and lie stable without using any binder.

Lower denture is more complex to make as the mandible is flexible, many times forming only a sharp, small crest; moreover there is the tongue that attempts to push out the unfamiliar material with its every move. In the case of lower denture it is close fitting and facial muscles that take the denture stable. It is mightily difficult to attain vacuum effect. Perfect occlusion and function is assured by the exact record of TMJ (temporomandibular joint) movements.

Everything is made allowance for while making a denture in order to achieve hit: the form of mandible and maxilla, motion of muscles, flexibility of the gum, position of TMJ (temporomandibular joint) and personal characteristics!

Does a full removable denture have an effect on my quality of life?

People attempt to gulp or spit out unfamiliar materials that get into their mouths. accordingly the first eight days require concentration, self-discipline and tolerance of the patients. It lasts some time for the body to accept a denture as if it was genial, but afterward the muscles and reflexes have taken in the denture, it should not induce any detriment in the quality of your life any longer.

How long does it take to train my denture?

In that case if you have no teeth at all, denture can be trained in 3 days:

If it is needful to extract a root or do else kind of oral surgery, bones and soft tissues have to recover first (from 6 to 8 weeks). Interim denture is prepared for this term; the durable one is made only afterwards the mouth has recovered. It is worth spending the follow 2 or 3 days with checking and repairing smaller errors, recovering incidental upsurges that can emerge after having started to use the new denture.

Is it feasible to make a fixed denture for me by means of implants?

An ordinary of 80% of our clients is supplied with the full dentures made by our dentists. If clients feel that they can not get used to removable denture, and the standard of bones are appropriate, of course we will prepare a denture that is fixed to implants.

How will my denture seems?

Naturally like your primaeval, natural teeth!

It may sound beyond possibility, but actually there is more opportunity to restore the form, colour and position of natural teeth than in the case of a fixed substitution (e.g. partial denture) where the shape and position of neighbouring teeth have to be made for allowance. Modelling assist to prepare a customized denture, and dentist and clients compose together what the fresh denture will seems or how it will be positioned and so on.

Will I be able to eat after my treatment?

Yes!

Denture is prepared in an exactly defined status (recording of TMJ (temporomandibular joint) movements, the status of the lower and upper dental arch are exactly fitted together so that the denture abides stable during chewing as the lower dental arch is helped from both sides. You will demand a lot of tolerance and a lot of eating! Here are some special "tricks" that can back up you gnaw and bite: do not bite food with nipper teeth (front teeth), but with teeth a bit more to the sides, around the eye-tooth, and use both sides of the denture at the equal time while chewing!

Will my denture trouble me when I speak?

No!

The correct and fitted positioning of dental sheet, their stability and the naturalistic teeth (in terms of both shape and size) will give you the same sense and function as your natural teeth. After getting the new denture, it is suggested to read loudly as a practice until your body embrace the new restoration denture as its own.

Do I have to use denture glue?

Do not use glues if possible!

If you still do, then we suggested that you use powder or fluid in the case of durable denture, as they are designed in a way that they sit on the gum, mandible and manxilla very close. It may happen that there will be completely no need to use glues in just a short time as the denture will "lie" and close tautly on its place.

If you get a transitory denture due to an oral surgical interference (tooth removal, gum correction etc.), it will be shaped in a way that sides will not about perfectly. Its goals: to secure the wound (it heals in about 6-8 weeks) and to ensure a solution for this short term from aesthetic considerations. In this case you can use glues creams or tapes or anything else that match you to fix the denture.

What shall I do with my denture when I sleep?

Use it by the entire clock in the first few days! 

Some people say you should not wear it at night – not true!

Other people say you should wear it round the clock – not true!

There are days when your body works off aggregated stress, weariness during your sleeping, so you may grit your teeth. In the case of original teeth, tooth-roots are sub served by fibres that "strengthen" bones when you snap. However, when you have a prothesis, the vascularization of the gum between the denture and the bones worsen due to the impression, and this outcome in the retrogradation of the bone. Therefore we would suggest that you take out the denture for the night after a stressful, overdrove day, however, you can keep it in for the night after a pleasurable, peaceful day. 

How to clean my denture and my mouth?

Use tooth paste and tooth brush!

It is meritorious rinsing your denture and your mouth afterwards every meal. Polish your tongue also with the avail of a tooth brush, with sweeping motions from the back to the front (because the self-cleansing machinery of the tongue will be discontinued due to the plastic, cilia of the tongue will paste together thus decreasing the assignment of gustatory papillas, and lastly the sensibility of tastes!).

Use Tabs and other heavy dental cleansers only if you can not clean the denture with a tooth brush. Use it for at most half an hour (not all night), then flush it thoroughly with tap water.

Use 5 minutes every day when you have time to knead the alveolar crest regularly with one of your thumbs, so you can energize the vascularization of your gum, the nutriment of the alveolar crest and reduce the opportunity of retrogradation of the bone!

It is suggested to go to an appointment afterwards six months in the first year, then yearly later on.