Introduction In dental terminology, in principle, every dental prosthesis is subsumed under the term “dental prosthesis”, whereas most patients understand a “prosthesis” to be a classic total denture (as shown in the picture below, for example). Dental prosthodontics divides the normally used dental prosthesis into two main groups, fixed and removable dentures. Types of dentures … Dentures are loose
Why does the prosthesis fit loosely? In order to ensure that a dental prosthesis does not fit too loosely, the dental technician has to meet high demands with regard to both the prosthesis material and the manufacturing process. Creating an ideal hold in the oral cavity is much more difficult with a full denture than … Why does the prosthesis fit loosely? | Dentures are loose
The Veneer If the shape as well as the color of an anterior tooth, i.e. one of the front teeth that first catch the eye when smiling and speaking, deviates from the patient’s wishes, it is possible to apply so-called “veneers”. Veneers are thin ceramic shells which, after a thin layer of the tooth has … The Veneer | An overview of prosthetics
The denture If several teeth have been lost, a denture can replace them. A distinction is made between partial and total dentures. If there are still teeth in the jaw, a partial denture is made, which is fixed to the remaining teeth. It is a removable prosthesis. A total denture is also a removable denture. … The denture | An overview of prosthetics
Introduction If there is a loss of a lot of hard tooth substance, i.e. enamel and dentin, or even the loss of one or more teeth, dental prosthetics, i.e. dentures, come into play. The aim is to restore the condition before the loss, or to find suitable dentures to restore the main functions of the … An overview of prosthetics
