Why Is A Prosthesis Made?
Dentures replacing of lost teeth have certain goals. At the beginning of these, maintaining the health of the remaining teeth, correcting the chewing function that the patient has lost. It is also aimed to correct the speech, which has deteriorated due to missing teeth, and to restore the oral aesthetics which has been lost.
Types Of Prosthetics
1-Removable Prostheses
Movable prostheses are capable of removing and inserting the patient himself. In addition to teeth that remain intact in the mouth, they maintain their function by receiving support from soft tissues in the mouth. Movable dentures can be made according to the needs and requirements of the patient, according to the number of missing teeth. It is also a type of prosthesis that can be used in cases where all teeth are missing.
Care In Removable Prostheses
Moving prostheses need to be maintained continuously. For example, after each meal, it should be cleaned with a soft brush. If they can be used properly and cleaned properly, they can be used in a healthy form for a long time. When not in use, for example, during sleep, the prosthesis should be kept in a special container of water. If their care is inadequate, they can emit unpleasant odors, creating uncomfortable situations.
Although movable prostheses are designed in a fully compatible manner with the patient's mouth, they should not be used for 24 hours.
Movable Prostheses
There are also different types of movable prosthetics within themselves. Movable prosthetics;
