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What is a Total and Partial Denture?

Total and partial dentures are removable prosthetics used to aesthetically and functionally replace missing teeth. A complete denture (total palate) is preferred for individuals who have lost all their teeth, while a partial denture (partial denture) is preferred for patients who still have some teeth.

Total Prosthesis

It is specially prepared for the palate and jaw structure.

It is made of acrylic material.

Restores speech, chewing and facial aesthetics

Can also be combined with implant-supported hybrid systems

Partial Denture

It has an acrylic and metal supported structure.

It is fixed with metal hooks (clasps) that hold onto the teeth.

Eliminates aesthetic and functional deficiencies

In suitable cases, precision attachment or Valplast may be preferred as an alternative.

Precision Attachment Prosthetics

Hidden holding systems (female-male connections) are used instead of metal hooks.

Provides a natural appearance as there is no visible metal on the tooth surface.

Provides better grip and comfort

Valplast Prosthetics

Lightweight, flexible and break-resistant

It can also be used safely in patients with acrylic allergies.

Ideal for individuals with high aesthetic sensitivity who do not want the appearance of metal crochet.

It contributes to the natural appearance with its tissue-friendly structure.

Things to Consider When Using Prosthesis

After each meal, remove your dentures and clean them with a toothbrush and soap.

Do not use chemicals such as bleach or detergent

After cleaning your dentures, clean your oral tissues with a soft brush or cloth.

Food residues accumulated around the clasps can damage the teeth and must be cleaned.

When you remove your denture, store it in a container filled with water.

If you experience any problems, do not intervene, consult your physician.

A check is required at least once a year

The average lifespan of your dentures is between 2 and 5 years; over time, they may become unsuitable and need to be replaced.

What is a Total and Partial Denture?

What is a Total and Partial Denture?

Total Prosthesis

It is specially prepared for the palate and jaw structure.

It is made of acrylic material.

Restores speech, chewing and facial aesthetics

Can also be combined with implant-supported hybrid systems

Partial Denture

It has an acrylic and metal supported structure.

It is fixed with metal hooks (clasps) that hold onto the teeth.

Eliminates aesthetic and functional deficiencies

In suitable cases, precision attachment or Valplast may be preferred as an alternative.

Precision Attachment Prosthetics

Hidden holding systems (female-male connections) are used instead of metal hooks.

Provides a natural appearance as there is no visible metal on the tooth surface.

Provides better grip and comfort

Valplast Prosthetics

Lightweight, flexible and break-resistant

It can also be used safely in patients with acrylic allergies.

Ideal for individuals with high aesthetic sensitivity who do not want the appearance of metal crochet.

It contributes to the natural appearance with its tissue-friendly structure.

Things to Consider When Using Prosthesis

After each meal, remove your dentures and clean them with a toothbrush and soap.

Do not use chemicals such as bleach or detergent

After cleaning your dentures, clean your oral tissues with a soft brush or cloth.

Food residues accumulated around the clasps can damage the teeth and must be cleaned.

When you remove your denture, store it in a container filled with water.

If you experience any problems, do not intervene, consult your physician.

A check is required at least once a year

The average lifespan of your dentures is between 2 and 5 years; over time, they may become unsuitable and need to be replaced.

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