Kamis, 19 Januari 2017

capping teeth on nhs

should you need all of your teeth replacedby some prosthesis, those false teeth could be either on a normal denture which you takein and out... thumbnail 1 summary
capping teeth on nhs

should you need all of your teeth replacedby some prosthesis, those false teeth could be either on a normal denture which you takein and out. now, the advantage of the denture is that it's probably around about $1,500to $2,000 for a denture. its disadvantage is that in the bottom jaw the bone tends toshrink quite quickly, so that a lot of people have trouble eating with the bottom denture,that it's clacking around, they fall out when they're laughing, they can't eat apples. soa lot of people might be socially embarrassed as well about those same issues. so shouldyou have those problems or should you wish something alternative, two implants in thebottom jaw is a highly predictable procedure for retaining a denture. so if your concernis that your teeth are moving around everywhere


and are loose, then two implants can allowquite a firm grip there of the implant, so you won't need any denture glue or like tohold onto that one. in contrast, if your concern is that everytime you bite on foods that your gums are sore, that you've got so much recession andshrinkage of the bone and gum that there's no support given to the gums, you may actuallyneed something more in the form of either a fully fixed prosthesis. so this is fourimplants here permanently retaining an acrylic bridge and, depending on how heavy your biteis and a number of other factors, including your lip profile and how much support theseteeth give to the cosmetics of the display of your top lip. so if you achieve a lot ofplumpness of your top lip with teeth in and


when you take your dentures out your lip collapsesin, then you may actually need -- although some people want to have a permanently fixedprosthesis, they may need this acrylic flange, this pink component, to keep that lip plumpedup. and again, this is a removable prosthesis -- just having a bit of trouble there -- soin the top jaw sometimes you might decide, for different reasons, to have four implantsto retain that denture. or you may permanently fix it there on four implants as well.again, the number of implants is really dependent on your situation. whether it's four or sixin the top jaw does depend on how many teeth you want placed back there and what's on thelower arch. if you've got natural teeth down here that's going to put more load on thesetop teeth, so you're probably going more head


towards six implants on the top jaw. if incontrast you have a denture down the bottom that's chewing on this, they're not goingto give as much force against this appliance up the top, so we may decide that four implantsis sufficient to hold that sort of prosthesis. other people that are really abhorrent aboutthe whole idea of ever socially having to remove teeth really would go for a fixed prosthesisand that may be in the form of more implants, this person having six implants to hold thatpermanently in place. so a number of factors are considered whenyou're planning the full arch to be replaced by teeth that are held onto implants. primarily,what are your concerns that we're trying to address and how much benefit is this acrylicflange giving to your cosmetic profile with


the plumpness of the lip? so you really needa consultation in combination with cat scans to determine have you got enough bone in theright areas?

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