Tooth loss is something that is not enjoyed by anyone. Before you stop deciding on your grandparents' big, thick, and uncomfortable dentures, it's important to understand that there are a variety of choices now.

Unlike before, when everyone looks the same, patients can now get dentures that best suit the specific needs of their teeth. If you want to know more about dentures, then you can also check out here.

Type of prosthesis:

Complete dentures are conventional dentures that are used after all the patients have their teeth removed. Complete dentures include a complete set of teeth attached to the gum.

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There are two types of full dentures: conventional and instant. Conventionally used after tooth extraction and gum healing (around 8-12 weeks). They are made immediately in advance and can be applied to the gums immediately after a tooth extraction during the gum healing process.

Partial dentures – Unlike full dentures, partial dentures do not have to extract all patient teeth. Partial dentures are dental bridges that attach replacement teeth to a pink or gum base that is connected to a wireframe.

There are two types of partial dentures: removable and permanent. With the partial removal option, the bridge can be pushed to the base or to the wireframe. In the case of permanent partial variants, the bridge base is cemented to the gum.