REMOVABLE-FIXED PROSTHETICS (ORTHOPEDICS)

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A smile is an important part of our life. But there are moments when it spoils, for example, a lost tooth. Fortunately, with opportunities in the field of dentistry, this is no longer a tragedy, because prosthetics comes to the rescue.

Prosthetics in dentistry is a cosmetic reconstruction or restoration of missing teeth. Advances in modern dentistry provide ample opportunities to use a variety of methods for each individual case.

When dental prosthetics are necessary

Everyone is well aware of the fact that periodic visits to the dentist help preserve teeth and prevent their destruction.

However, not everyone follows this rule, which leads to complete or partial loss of a tooth. In this case, it is necessary to carry out dental prosthetics, because the presence of cavities in the dentition not only damages the image, but can also lead to a number of health problems. Among them can be diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, destruction of bone tissue, crooked teeth, etc.

Our dentists provide dental prosthetic services of the best quality using the latest equipment and materials.

What are the main types of dental prosthetics and dentures?

In general, there are three types of dentures:

- non-removable;

- partially removable;

- removable prosthetics;

- prosthetics on implants belongs to a separate category.

Prosthetics on implants is becoming more and more common in the House of Dentistry. And although this prosthesis is more expensive than usual, pay attention to its other features. After all, implants can serve a person all his life, if they are properly cared for. Other types of prostheses will need to be replaced in a few years and may cause additional problems and financial costs.

Currently, dental prosthetics is performed painlessly with the use of new equipment and modern materials.

Removable and fixed dentures

If we consider removable prosthetics, which is quite an effective solution in difficult cases, then the most popular type here is a complete removable lamellar prosthesis. It is made of nylon or acrylic plastic and is used for complete or partial loss of teeth. Such prostheses can be:

- completely removable and resting on the jaw and gums;

- partially removable with fixing elements on natural teeth.

- conditionally removable fixed with the help of implants or on dental cement. This type of construction cannot be removed by the patient on his own, but only in the dental chair.

BASIC RULES FOR THE CARE OF REMOVABLE DENTURES:

• After eating, the denture must be removed from the mouth and washed under running water, the oral cavity should be thoroughly rinsed.

• The removable structure requires daily treatment with disinfectants

• Patients with dentures are not recommended to eat hard and viscous food, especially to abuse chewing gum.

• Do not subject the structure to mechanical impact, protect it from shocks and falls.

Fixed dentures

Fixed prostheses are used in the absence of several units in the dental row. This type is used if you need to give the teeth a different shape or improve their color.

In the "House of Dentistry" various options for permanent prosthetics are available:

1. Crown tabs and overlays made of ceramics. It is an excellent alternative to sealing. Suitable for correcting the defect of part of the tooth.

2. Veneers. Non-removable linings are used to eliminate various defects of the front group of teeth, in order to provide an aesthetic appearance.

3. Crowns:

• Metal-free, all-ceramic: suitable for tooth restoration, have the appearance of natural enamel;

• Metal ceramics: strong, reliable crowns capable of withstanding masticatory loads;

• From zirconium: strong, aesthetic, providing high-quality fixation.

At the same time, the crowns look natural, do not cause discomfort, practically do not require getting used to, and are firmly fixed.

How does prosthetics work?

Prostheses are selected and installed according to the specific case of the patient. There are three main stages.

The first stage is an examination. This stage includes initial and detailed examination. The amount of work, the treatment plan and the type of prosthetics are determined.

The second stage is rehabilitation of the oral cavity, that is, complex treatment. Tartar is removed, caries is treated, if necessary, root canal treatment is performed, etc.

The third stage is prosthetics. This stage involves a long and time-consuming process. Molds of the teeth are made, a prosthesis (crown) is made, a fitting is done, if everything is good, the prosthesis (crown) is installed.

So, there are quite a few ways to solve various dental problems. In each specific case, the dentist determines which of the types of prosthetics is most suitable for the patient, taking into account the functional and aesthetic component.