Advantages of complete fixed dentures on implants over conventional dentures
Complete fixed dentures, also known as implant-supported
dentures are presently the promising solution to extensive tooth loss and
it’s the only restorative procedure that yields natural-looking outcomes.
Beyond the natural look, it is important to note that these dentures are very
similar to the original teeth in terms of bite strength and chewing quality. In
this article, we will tell you what complete fix denture
means, what are the benefits, how to care, what to look out for.
Immediate loading implants are used for this type of prosthesis, one of the most
important benefits of which is that there is no need for bone replacement
before implantation. The implants are designed, shaped, and sized to fit deeper
and more securely into the jawbone, unlike two-phase implants. This provides a
perfectly stable foundation for complete fixed
dentures without the need for bone grafting. It may be unnecessary to
mention that using this method does not require the use of denture adhesive at
all.
Complete fixed dentures are the gold standard for
tooth replacement and it is an investment that really can last a lifetime.
Compared to conventional
dentures, it is far better and eliminates the problem associated
with a traditional denture. Let's mention a few of these. Denture gluing is a
very unpleasant ugly operation, moreover, it doesn't provide complete
stability. This causes the denture to move regularly during chewing, rubbing
the gums, resulting in a reduction in biting and chewing power. Insufficient
chewing of food can cause digestive problems beyond our ability to enjoy the
food we eat.
Since the Swiss titanium implants
are anchored into the jawbone tissue, they provide a perfectly stable
foundation for complete fixed dentures.
provide a perfectly stable foundation for fixed dentures glued to them. The denture is fixed on a special adhesive used only by the implantologist, so it
is called a fixed denture because it cannot be removed by the patient!
That's why we would
say that the above mentioned complete fixed denture gives the wearer utmost
comfort, stability and satisfaction. You can forget forever about slipping out,
unstable dentures which makes your life miserable. This means you can eat &
chew with greater confidence and speak without a slur.
Some of the reasons you need to have complete fixed dentures:
(a) Once installed, fixed denture stays in their place. They don’t have to be removed for nightly soaks or even for cleaning. Instead, you can brush, floss and treat them like your natural teeth.
(b) Unlike a conventional denture, complete fixed dentures on immediate loading implants won't cause painful sores and they are less prone to developing a bad mouth odor.
(c) Fixed Dentures on
immediate loading implants adhere osseointegration* that promotes very
stable arrangement and prevents slipping or shifting of the denture.
(d) The process goes
easy on your jawbone. Individuals with conventional dentures slowly experience
gum loss. This is because conventional denture rests on your gums and minimizes
its strength. However, complete fixed dentures on immediate loading implants
prevent bone loss.
(e) In terms of both
chewing quality and strength, complete fixed
dentures give you the perfect feeling of using your own original teeth. At
the same time, it provides perfect articulation and speech quality. Last but
not least, the dentures fixed on the immediately loading implants look
brilliant and provide a perfect look.
Finally, let's
summarize the benefits of complete fix dentures over traditional dentures.
Most importantly, it almost looks and functions as if it had its own original
teeth. The denture fixed by the implantologist, cannot be removed by the
patient. It is also a lifelong solution for those who have a significant bone
deficiency.
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*Osseointegration:
From the Latin word osseous "bony" and integrate "to make
whole" is the direct structural and functional connection between living
bone and the surface of a load-bearing artificial implant.