The seven most common types of fixed dentures include complete dentures, partial dentures, overdentures, dental bridges, All-on-4 implant dentures, dental crowns and dental implants.
Fixed implant dentures are fixed to the top of implants that have been surgically placed in the jawbone to serve the same purpose as the roots of natural teeth. They are an ideal solution for those who need all or many of their teeth replaced.
There are many reasons for tooth loss, including gum disease and other dental complications. Before the creation of dental implants, dentures relied on a small amount of suction to stay in place. Implant-supported dentures are less likely to slip out of place than traditional dentures, which can be a big relief for those who have struggled with this problem.
There are many reasons for tooth loss, including gum disease and other dental complications. Before the creation of dental implants, dentures relied on a small amount of suction to stay in place. Implant-supported dentures are less likely to slip out of place than traditional dentures, which can be a big relief for those who have struggled with this problem.
Fixed implant dentures offer a more cost-effective and efficient strategy for permanently replacing all of the missing teeth in a patient's mouth instead of using a single dental implant for every missing tooth.
Patients can even receive a partial denture to replace a section of teeth when not all of the teeth on the lower or upper jaw are missing. Your oral health will be strengthened since the surrounding teeth will be prevented from shifting out of place once the partial fixed dentures are in place.
