Dentures, removable; False teeth; Partials; Plates.
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Alternate terms: Dentures, removable; False teeth; Partials; Plates.
Removable dentures (sometimes referred to as "false teeth" or "plates") are a common treatment alternative for the condition known as "edentulism" (i.e. missing teeth). They are versatile in their ability to replace any number of missing teeth and to fill out the contours of the face and lips, which shrink inward when multiple teeth are lost. Typically the denture base is made of acrylic plastic that can be tinted to match the patient's natural gum tissues. The teeth are made from either acrylic or ceramic. Complete dentures are an option for the completely edentulous patient, while partial dentures ("partials") are an option for the partially edentulous. Partial dentures are held in place in the mouth by wire clasps and/or other means of attachment to the remaining natural teeth. Partial dentures can be a temporary means of treating patients who are expecting to lose the remaining teeth. As more teeth are lost, they can be added to the partial. At some point, as the natural teeth being used to anchor the partial denture ("abutments") are lost, it becomes necessary to completely remake the denture, or explore other treatment options (see your dentist and ask about treatment options).
Removable dentures (sometimes referred to as "false teeth" or "plates") are a common treatment alternative for the condition known as "edentulism" (i.e. missing teeth). They are versatile in their ability to replace any number of missing teeth and to fill out the contours of the face and lips, which shrink inward when multiple teeth are lost. Typically the denture base is made of acrylic plastic that can be tinted to match the patient's natural gum tissues. The teeth are made from either acrylic or ceramic. Complete dentures are an option for the completely edentulous patient, while partial dentures ("partials") are an option for the partially edentulous. Partial dentures are held in place in the mouth by wire clasps and/or other means of attachment to the remaining natural teeth. Partial dentures can be a temporary means of treating patients who are expecting to lose the remaining teeth. As more teeth are lost, they can be added to the partial. At some point, as the natural teeth being used to anchor the partial denture ("abutments") are lost, it becomes necessary to completely remake the denture, or explore other treatment options (see your dentist and ask about treatment options).
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Dentures, removable; False teeth; Partials; Plates.