Total prostheses

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Total prostheses

Total prostheses, also known as complete dentures, are removable prosthetic devices that mimic the teeth and surrounding tissues when all the teeth in the mouth are lost. These prostheses are custom-made for the upper and lower jaws and are typically constructed from acrylic resin or other suitable materials. The main purpose of prostheses is to restore the patient's ability to speak and chew food.

The process of applying total prostheses begins with a consultation and comprehensive oral examination. This helps the dentist understand the patient's oral structure and the condition of the jawbones. The dentist then takes a mold of the mouth to create the prosthesis.

Since prostheses are customized, the dentist shapes the prosthesis to fit the patient's mouth dimensions, tooth size and shape, and even the color of the teeth. This process can take several weeks and may require multiple visits.

The successful use of total prostheses requires proper care and regular dental visits. It is important to clean the prostheses daily, remove them at night, and have them regularly checked by the dentist.

Many patients can regain normal dental functions and speak and eat comfortably with total prostheses. However, some patients may need time for the prostheses to fit in their mouths and get used to them.

In conclusion, total prostheses provide an effective solution when all the teeth are lost. However, this type of treatment should be performed by an experienced dental professional and supported by proper care and regular check-ups. Therefore, it is important for patients to consult with a healthcare professional when considering total prostheses.
Total prostheses, also known as complete dentures, are removable prosthetic devices that mimic the teeth and surrounding tissues when all the teeth in the mouth are lost. These prostheses are custom-made for the upper and lower jaws and are typically constructed from acrylic resin or other suitable materials. The main purpose of prostheses is to restore the patient's ability to speak and chew food.

The process of applying total prostheses begins with a consultation and comprehensive oral examination. This helps the dentist understand the patient's oral structure and the condition of the jawbones. The dentist then takes a mold of the mouth to create the prosthesis.

Since prostheses are customized, the dentist shapes the prosthesis to fit the patient's mouth dimensions, tooth size and shape, and even the color of the teeth. This process can take several weeks and may require multiple visits.

The successful use of total prostheses requires proper care and regular dental visits. It is important to clean the prostheses daily, remove them at night, and have them regularly checked by the dentist.

Many patients can regain normal dental functions and speak and eat comfortably with total prostheses. However, some patients may need time for the prostheses to fit in their mouths and get used to them.

In conclusion, total prostheses provide an effective solution when all the teeth are lost. However, this type of treatment should be performed by an experienced dental professional and supported by proper care and regular check-ups. Therefore, it is important for patients to consult with a healthcare professional when considering total prostheses.

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