$599-$1249
(Acrylic, Cast Metal, Flexible)
Partial dentures are a type of dentures that are used to replace only a few particular teeth that are extracted. Let’s assume a patient has 10 of his 32 teeth removed due to external oral trauma. In this case, restoring the missing teeth using dental implants or bridges wouldn’t be the appropriate solution as it could get complicated. Instead, we suggest the patient get partial dentures to restore just those particular missing teeth.
Partial dentures are fabricated through a process similar to that of complete dentures. During the initial appointment, we will visually screen the teeth and run a few tests to determine the condition of the mouth. Next, if any teeth have to be removed (in case of partially chipped or broken teeth), we will have them extracted.
A highly accurate physical mold of the teeth is used for fabricating the dentures. In the case of partial dentures, we use a combination of ceramic and acrylic mounted on a metal framework. This helps us include just a few required prosthetic teeth in the denture set up. You can wear the denture easily, and the teeth would sit perfectly in the missing positions.
Please reach us by scheduling an online consultation or calling us at (662) 996-2211, and we’ll guide you further.
Partial dentures are removable dental appliances designed to replace one or more missing teeth. They consist of replacement teeth attached to a gum-colored base, which is held in place by metal clasps or precision attachments that fit onto your natural teeth.
Partial dentures are secured in your mouth using metal clasps or precision attachments that anchor to your existing teeth. They are custom-made to fit snugly and comfortably, providing a secure hold.
Yes, you can eat most foods with partial dentures, though it may take some time to adjust. Start with softer foods and gradually reintroduce harder items as you become more comfortable. Chewing on both sides of your mouth will help keep the dentures stable.
It’s important to clean your partial dentures daily. Remove them and brush them with a denture cleaner or mild soap and water, then rinse thoroughly. Avoid using toothpaste, as it can be abrasive. Also, clean your natural teeth and gums as usual.
It may take a short adjustment period to get used to speaking with partial dentures. Practice speaking slowly and clearly, and in no time, your speech should return to normal. If any issues persist, your dentist can help adjust the fit.
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