Dentures Budapest

Cast Partial Upper Or Lower (complete with teeth)

Denture Upper or Lower complete with teeth (Arcus Digma II)

Removable partial dentures generally replaces multiple or single teeth where there are still healthy teeth present. A partial denture also serves as a spacer to prevent the living teeth from shifting position. The one pictured above replaces 4 missing teeth, leaving spaces for 7 natural teeth. Two of the natural teeth are clasped with wrought wire clasps which are cured into the structure of the denture base. The pink material of the denture base is hard plastic and the same material used to make complete dentures. The main single advantage to this type of RPD is the cost. Also the new teeth and new denture base can easily be added to an existing treatment RPD. These are frequently fabricated even if the remaining teeth have existing decay or periodontal disease and their prognosis is doubtful. If later in the course of treatment some of the existing natural teeth are extracted for any reason, new false teeth can be added quickly to the partial, maintaining the patients appearance. Another common and infact more important use of these appliances is as an "immediate partial denture". This means that the appliance can be made before the teeth are removed, and inserted immediately after the extraction of the planned teeth so that the patient is never without teeth. This is of special help when anterior teeth are to be extracted and patient wants to return back to his/her normal routine immediately.

15 years to Lifetime Guarantee. Dental implants are the nearest thing to natural tooth functions available in dentistry at this time. Using the same principles and material used in joint replacement surgery, dental implants are securely anchored into bone and will attach to single or multiple replacement teeth. Implants are also used to anchor full-mouth dentures.