What Are Dentures Basically?
Dentures are artificial teeth made for those having no teeth or suffering from teeth infection. Also, it is known as false teeth. Some people use dentures to replace their missing teeth and use supporting soft and hard tissues of the oral cavity. Removable Partial Dentures known as conventional dentures are also available at the dentist shop now. A removable partial denture (RPD) is made for partially edgeless patient who want to replace their teeth for functional or aesthetic reasons such as a lack of required teeth to serve as support for a bridge (i.e. distal abutments) or financial limitations. To have a denture, visit the dentist shop but go for a professional one as they will fix denture in your mouth with all new tools and adhesive creams and don’t forget to treat your dentures as your natural teeth because they will affect your personality in many ways whether adversely or directly.
Reasons Why One Lost Original Teeth and Use Dentures?
There are many causes why you lost your original teeth, but I would like to say on some of them such as:-
1. Some people don’t brush their teeth regularly and slowly cavity start arising in the mouth then.
2. I study in the newspaper In the world, one fifth of all adults above the age of 65 years have adrift all of their natural teeth because of tooth decay or gum disease.
3. Only rare people heard about this “Diabetes is the main reason for tooth decay”.
4. Gum disease is not the only reason you lost your teeth, but it’s the main and the first and foremost reason in the People over age 35 lose their teeth.
5. People having habits of eating chewing gums and toffees usually also have cavities in their teeth and in the end, they lose their teeth and have dentures.
What will you do if your denture:-
• Moves unnecessarily especially when it shouldn’t.
• Makes your eating difficult.
• Gives an artificial look to your face which is a big no for everyone.
• Affects your speech.
• Upsets your smile.
• And when you realize it needs repair.
Results of Tooth Loss:-
Tooth loss has many unknown consequences which many people doesn’t know and many have myths and problems about it too, So let’s try to resolve all myths and problems about tooth loss such as myth is “Kids Get Way More Cavities Than Adults” as it is not a fact, now cavities in senior citizens are on high rise as compared to kids and some myths are like “All Fillings Will Need to Replaced” but it actually depends on things like tooth wear and oral hygiene. And consequences are like, some people got speech problems means having problem is speaking in right manner and some started suffering from anxiety and self-consciousness and some avoid certain foods like chewing gums and food with high sugar level that causes stiff jaws too and due to these use dentures.
How to take care of your Denture?
1. Clean your mouth and denture both on a regular basis so that denture have a long life.
2. Remove and rinse denture after having food especially anything fried as it could acidify the denture.
3. Brush your dentures daily and soak them overnight.
4. In last, handle your dentures carefully so that they will stay long and give you healthy mouth.
How Are Dentures Made And Types Of Denture Adhesives:-
Dentures are made in several steps from making impressions of your jaw to the adjustment made while fitting in the mouth, a long process actually it is. And, there are two types of Denture Adhesives are there, one is paste application and other is powder application. Paste application is applied to preferably wet or dry denture and Powder application is sprinkled with uniform layer on the tissue bearing surface of the denture.
Types of Dentures:-
1. Standard Or Complete Dentures- Dentures that is available in basically for those people missing their all teeth. The back of the standard denture ends behind the hard bone in the roof of the mouth.
2. Immediate Dentures- This denture acts like a Band-Aid and relieves pain. It's a temporary denture inserted immediately after the removal of patient’s teeth.
3. Partial Dentures- These dentures are different from others as they are used for the replacement of one or more than one teeth but not all.
