Information on Dentures that you should know

You might already have dentures or be thinking about getting them. These guidelines will help you to understand dentures and care for them. Artificial Teeth can help you decide whether dentures are fitting for you.

What are dentures?

Our dentist can make dentures, which are artificial teeth and gums. These dentures can be custom-made to fit your teeth and replace any natural teeth that are missing or damaged. You can choose from partial or complete dentures. These can replace any number of teeth or just a few. These can be made to fit any type of denture and can even match your existing teeth.

Where are they?

Dentures in Dubai used to be made of porcelain or plastic past. Modern dentures are made of a stronger resin. Denture teeth made from denture materials are more fragile than natural teeth. Denture teeth can easily crack or chip if not taken care of properly. It is more vulnerable to wear than natural enamel tooth enamel, so it is replaced every five years.

Dentures' supporting structure, which holds the artificial teeth in place and looks exactly like a natural gum line, is usually made of the same material as the teeth or a flexible polymer that fits easily on natural lines.

Dentures can be a bad idea.

Dentures can help to replace multiple missing teeth. They support the structures of the lips, cheeks, and palate. You can still eat foods that need chewing with dentures. Healthy food is eaten, and you will get adequate nutrition. Dentures in Dubai can be used to replace damaged or rotten teeth. Dentures can be used to replace broken or painful teeth.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are used to replace missing or damaged teeth.

To prevent partial dentures from moving, they are fixed to the gum line to prevent partial dentures from moving. You can take these partial dentures out anytime for cleaning or while you sleep.

Full dentures

Complete dentures and full dentures are similar terms. They can take the place of every one of your natural teeth. Your top or bottom teeth fit with them. Either suction or adhesive is used to hold dentures in place. They can be removed just as easily as partial dentures.

Immediate dentures and overdentures

Traditional permanent dentures can also partially or fully replace missing teeth. The immediate denture is one type. These dentures can be used before dentures need to be replaced. These dentures can either be used immediately after the extractions or during the healing period, which can take up to six months. As swelling subsides, these dentures are adjusted to fit your jaws and mouth. After the healing process, your mouth will be ready for permanent dentures.

If traditional dentures are too painful for you or you have few natural teeth, then overdentures might be an option. If there aren't any biological roots, overdentures can be used as a replacement. If necessary, they can be placed over them or on a dental implant base. This type of denture is easy to remove and more comfortable for some people.

Implant-supported Dentures

As the name implies, these dentures attach to dental crown crowns. Implants are permanent fixtures that attach to the jawbone. Implants can be used to replace missing teeth. Implants combine a titanium-based post and a custom-made crown that looks like natural teeth.

Implant-supported dentures can be attached in many ways, but they should still be maintained and treated the same way as traditional dentures. Because the upper jaw is less likely to fit snugly, implants on the lower jaw are more in demand. Both are popular.

How to Clean Dentures

Regular dental care is essential, no matter what type of dentures you have. Even though dentures may be artificial, bacteria, tartar, and plaque can cause severe damage.

Clean your dentures by taking them out. Run clean water to remove food particles and debris from your gumline, dentures, and teeth. To clean dentures, use a soft toothbrush or denture brush. Avoid using regular toothpaste or electric toothbrushes. Too harsh and can cause damage to denture materials. Be sure to rinse dentures after cleaning.

Use a soft toothbrush to clean your gums after removing your dentures. Wrap your finger in a damp, soft washcloth to gently massage your gums.

Preserving your Dentures

To avoid dislodging or damage, permanently remove dentures from your bed before you go to sleep. Warm but not boiling water is recommended to prevent dentures from drying out and becoming damaged. Dentures with metal components not be soaked in the denture soak solution. This solution can cause metal tarnish.

More questions?

Our dentist can help you decide if dentures would be fitting for you. Dentures in Dubai are provided at Klinika Dental Clinic.

Anyone can have dentures. Oral prosthetics may require for people with certain medical conditions, car accident victims, and hockey players. If your loved one might need one, don't be afraid to ask.