1. Fixed Partial Denture (Single / Bridge)

Tooth loss is a situation that some people have to face. It not only affects facial appearance but can adversely affect the normal functioning of the mouth. This difficulty can be solved using dentures. Dentures or artificial teeth are custom made, porcelain (or metal) restorations that are used to replace missing tooth/teeth.

If all the teeth in a single arch are lost, mainly due to old age, a complete denture is used. On the other hand, if a single tooth or a few teeth are lost, then a partial denture is recommended.

2. Complete Denture

Complete dentures are used when there are no teeth remaining in one or both jaws. They consist of two main parts, namely the artificial teeth and the denture base. As described, an artificial tooth is used to restore the appearance of the natural tooth, its occlusion, oral function, and to assist in word pronunciation.

3. Dental Implants

Dental implants are long-term teeth replacements that don’t need to hold on to your gums or affect adjoining teeth for support.  Dental implants of the highest quality titanium naturally fuse with the jawbone over the next few months. Further, there is minimal risk of bone loss due to the blending of the implant with your jaw.after3-4 month prosthesis is given.

5. Cast Partial Dentues. A Cast Partial Denture (CPD) is defined as a removable partial denture consisting of a cast metal framework that contains artificial teeth set in an acrylic resin. As compared to conventional acrylic denture, Cast Partial Denture is stronger, more durable and retentive.