Partial Dentures

A Partial Denture is a removable appliance that fills the spaces that remain when teeth are lost. A partial denture may replace one or many teeth. There are many materals partial denture bases can be made from.

For partial dentures, brush your gums and tongue with a soft-bristled brush before inserting your dentures. But don't let partial dentures with metal parts soak in a denture-cleansing solution for more than 15 minutes. Partial dentures are used here to bridge the gap. Partial dentures are false teeth that are inserted between teeth and can be removed whenever needed. But those who need false teeth permanently can try permanent implant. But only disadvantage with permanent is you can’t remove it whenever you wish. Partial dentures can be removed whenever you want.

Benefits of Partial Denture

• Replace missing teeth to restore your attractive smile
• Prevent drifting of teeth
• Improve your bite and speech
• Make chewing easier and more comfortable.

Modern advances have made it almost impossible for the average person to differentiate between dentures and natural teeth. They can be attached either by metal clasps or precision attachments. Precision attachments require crowns to be put on the remaining abutments teeth that hold the partial dentures in place. These supporting teeth must be in good health.

How long should you wear a partial denture?

Initially, you may want to wear your partial denture all the time. Your dentist will give you specific instructions on how long it should be worn and when it should be removed. Generally, your mouth tissues need to rest so it is advisable that you take out your partial denture at least 15 minutes per day.

Will the partial denture change the way you speak?

Your partial denture may help your speech. It can be difficult to speak clearly when you are missing teeth.