Dentures

Purpose: Full dentures, also known as complete dentures, are removable prosthetic devices used to replace all the teeth in one or both arches (upper or lower).
Materials: Dentures are typically made from acrylic resin, although they may also include metal components for added stability.
Procedure: The process begins with taking impressions and measurements of the mouth. A temporary set of dentures may be provided during the fabrication process. Once the final dentures are ready, they are adjusted to ensure proper fit and bite. Denture adhesive may be used to enhance stability, and regular adjustments may be needed to maintain comfort and function.

Purpose: Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain in the mouth and are used to fill in gaps left by missing teeth.
Design: Partial dentures consist of artificial teeth attached to a metal or acrylic framework that clasps onto the remaining natural teeth for support.
Procedure: Similar to full dentures, the process involves taking impressions and measurements of the mouth. The partial denture is custom-made to fit the unique shape of the patient’s mouth and restore function and aesthetics.