Removable Dentures

Removable dentures are dental prostheses designed to replace missing teeth and restore the function and aesthetics of a person’s smile. Unlike permanent fixtures such as dental implants or bridges, removable dentures can be taken out and put back into the mouth with ease. This flexibility allows for easier cleaning and adjustments to ensure comfort and proper fit over time.

There are several removable dentures types, including complete denture, partial dentures, flexible dentures and implant-supported dentures. Each type offers specific benefits and is chosen based on the patient’s dental health, preferences, and budget.

Available Removable Denture Types at Eurasia Denture Lab:

Eurasia Dental Lab provides specialized options of removable dental prostheses for your full-mouth denture and partial denture cases.

• Acrylic Clasp Removable Partial Denture: The Acrylic Clasp Removable Partial Denture is both aesthetic and functional. It’s made from a durable, BPA-free material, and doesn’t have metal or wires, thus giving a more natural look and reducing potential damage to existing teeth and healthy gums.
• The Cast Metal Clasp Removable Partial Denture: It’s a durable solution for patients with partial edentulism. This removable denture utilizes metal clasps that attach securely to natural teeth and minimize tissue invasion. This type of denture provides a comfortable fit, and good occlusal distribution, and requires less frequent adjustments – an excellent long-lasting choice for those with intact remaining teeth.
• The Flexible Partial Denture: It’s made from a soft thermoplastic that contours naturally to the patient’s mouth, which delivers a more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing experience to the patients. It is especially suited for patients transitioning from dental surgery or those who find hard dentures uncomfortable.
• The Full Mouth Dentures: It’s designed for patients who have lost all their teeth. This full mouth denture combines an acrylic base with artificial teeth to enhance facial appearance and provide a stable chewing function. It fills in missing tissues that result from disease and is both economical and easy to maintain.

Which of these removable dentures is more comfortable for the patient?

The Flexible Partial Denture is made in advanced digital denture labs, and hence it is very comfortable to wear depending on the need and condition of a patient. This removable dental prosthesis is fabricated from pliable, flexible thermoplastic material that readily conforms to the contours of the mouth for more of a “natural feel,” which may help some patients in the adaptation process from more rigid options.

What are the advantages of removable dentures?

The removable dentures are prepared in the well-equipped denture laboratories by professional denture makers. This offers several benefits since it is not invasive, like permanent solutions such as implants, and still remains simple when it comes to cleaning and maintenance.

The removable dentures, manufactured at Eurasia removable dental laboratory could easily be modified or replaced in response to the changing dental needs over time for a patient. They are inexpensive substitutes used for the replacement of teeth that can restore the basic function and aesthetics of the teeth.

How long does a removable denture last?

The lifetime of a removable denture will depend on the type of care it will receive and the kind of denture itself. Custom dentures, lab dentures, all-removable dentures, usually do last for a period of 5 to 10 years.

On the other hand, claspings made of cast metal are durable and in most cases may stay for up to 8-10 years with maintenance in removable partial dentures.

Can you eat with partial dentures?

Yes, you can eat with removable dentures. However, new wearers take some time to adjust. They are best with soft food cut into small pieces, gradually increasing to more challenging foods as comfort and confidence with the dentures allow. A dental professional, when properly fitted and regularly adjusted—particularly when fitted from a lab for precision digital dentures—can heighten eating experiences, which in turn can lead wearers back to enjoying a wide variety of foods.