Definitions

1. Partials are like dentures, except good teeth can be left in the mouth.
2. Partials are removable and that makes them easier to clean and care for.
3. Partials are used if some serviceable teeth are present for support in conjunction with the gums and jawbone. (Web site)
4. Partials are generally used to replace a small number of teeth.
5. Dental partials are custom-made and are placed permanently in place of the missing tooth or teeth.

Gooey Adhesive Goodbye

1. You can kiss those dentures or partials and gooey adhesive goodbye. (Web site)

Anchor Bridges

1. Dental implants can also be used to anchor bridges, partials and dentures.

Acrylic Framework Partials

1. The metal framework is cast extremely thin and is therefore much less noticeable than the acrylic framework partials. (Web site)

Custom Dentures

1. Mile High Dental Centers has its own lab on-site so we can create beautiful custom dentures and partials just for you. (Web site)

Removable Partials

1. A study conducted by the American Dental Association (ADA) shows that removable partials actually cause patients to lose up to 30% more teeth.

Strong

1. Dental implants are a more natural looking, strong and successful option as compared to traditional dentures or partials.

Fact

1. And, in fact, dentures and partials actually accelerate the bone resorption process.

Stability

1. Implants increase stability, increase the ability to bite and chew, and can help hold in partials and dentures. (Web site)

Wearing

1. Continual bone loss occurs from the wearing of dentures and partials.
2. Continual bone loss occurs from the wearing of full dentures (plates) and partials.

Problems

1. If you have had problems with removable partials in the past, dental implants may be just what you need.

Associated

1. Also, implants minimize gum irritation and pain often associated with removable partials or conventional full dentures.

Loose

1. Forget loose, ill-fitting dentures or partials… dental implants make them secure and stable. (Web site)

Dentist

1. Dentures or partials that do not fit properly should be adjusted by your dentist. (Web site)

Patients

1. Many patients find dental implants to be much more comfortable than partials and bridges. (Web site)
2. For many patients, dentures, partials, and bridges simply aren't enough.
3. Many patients have a hard time keeping their dentures and partials comfortably in place all day. (Web site)

Support

1. As this bone disappears, problems with other teeth nearby and a lack of support for dentures, partials and bridges increase. (Web site)
2. Following this work, my dentist will undertake the placement of 3 BALL-TYPE ABUTMENTS to support new removable partials that will map on to the abutments. (Web site)

Replacement Teeth

1. These hardening procedures are typically used to create model teeth or for replacement teeth for use in dentures or partials. (Web site)

Implant

1. An implant is an alternative to portable dentures, partials and bridges.

People

1. Some people are not simply not comfortable with the though of dentures, partials, or bridges. (Web site)
2. Some people with removable partials complain of discomfort and increased tooth sensitivity.

Certain Foods

1. Dentures and partials make it difficult or impossible to eat certain foods.

Natural Teeth

1. Plaque and tartar can build up on partials and bridges, just like they do on natural teeth. (Web site)
2. Partials generally lead to the loss of more teeth because of the leverage the clasps place on the natural teeth.

Partial

1. Partials only: Use special care to clean parts of the partial that contact any natural teeth.

Missing Teeth

1. The longer people are missing teeth, wear dentures or partials, the less bone they have in their jaws. (Web site)
2. Removable Dental Prosthesis For missing teeth, we can make dentures or removable partials for you.
3. Partials A dental partial is a partial denture, meant to replace only a few missing teeth, rather than a full arch. (Web site)

False Teeth

1. This can involve partials or an entire set of false teeth if the tooth loss has become severe.

Removable Dentures

1. If you are tired of dealing with removable dentures and partials, maybe it is time you found out more about implants.

Replacements

1. Insurance statistics indicate that bridges, partials and dentures last 5 years and they generally pay for replacements every 5 years.

Crowns

1. Crowns, veneers, onlays, inlays, partials, implants, and invisalign. (Web site)
2. Metal implants, fillings, crowns, partials, and orthodontics provide the dissimilar metals, and the saliva in your mouth serves as the electrolyte. (Web site)
3. Crowns, bridges, and partials only have an average lifespan of 5 to 10 years.

Churidars

1. Whether it's partials, short kurtas, churidars, salwars etc girls or women just love to wear. (Web site)

Teeth

1. If you are missing many teeth, we may recommend dentures or partials. (Web site)
2. Bridges, Partials and DenturesIn areas where teeth are missing, we are also able to use either dental bridges or partials to replace them.
3. Dental partials refer to a set of teeth placed on a ping-colored plastic base which are joined by a metal framework.

Complete Dentures

1. Implant dentistry offers a patient who is missing one, several, or all of their teeth an excellent alternative to partials or complete dentures. (Web site)
2. Bone loss with missing teeth, partials and complete dentures is progressive. (Web site)

Great Alternative

1. Teeth implants are great alternative to dentures and partials, eat and smile with confidence.

Removable

1. Traditional dentistry can provide replacements for missing teeth using bridges, removable partials and dentures; however, each of these has its problems. (Web site)
2. Once in place, these "roots" can then can be used to attach new teeth, as well as bridges, removable partials or dentures. (Web site)
3. Removable partials and dentures allow the replacement of individual or multiple teeth in one appliance. (Web site)

Clasps

1. Removable partials have clasps that attach to surrounding “abutment” teeth, which must carry the weight of the replacement.
2. They tend not to be as retentive or stable as removable partials that are retained by clasps around the teeth. (Web site)

Slipping

1. This prevents the slipping, irritation, and pain associated with “floating” partials and dentures. (Web site)
2. This prevents the slipping, irritation, and pain associated with “floating” partials and dentures. (Web site)

Fixed Bridges

1. Fixed bridges, removable partials, and dentures are all examples.

Implants

1. Many dentists recommend dental implants as a great alternative for replacement of missing teeth, fixed bridges, partials and holding dentures in place. (Web site)
2. Crown and bridgework, partials, dentures, and dental implants offer exciting, lifelike solutions to replace missing teeth. (Web site)
3. With dental implants, your partials or dentures are firmly anchored to the jawbone, causing them to feel much more like natural teeth.

Removable Partial Dentures

1. Removable partial dentures (also called partials) have clasps that attach to the teeth.

Bridge

1. A dental implant is an artificial tooth root placed into your jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge or partials in place.
2. Research shows that the average traditional dental bridge lasts from 7-10 years and that partials and dentures last an average of 5 years. (Web site)
3. Although removable partials are generally less expensive, a bridge may feel more stable and comfortable.

Bridges

1. We are able to provide all adult dentistry including cleanings, fillings, veneers, crowns, bridges, partials, dentures, bleaching, etc. (Web site)
2. In fact, insurance companies expect that bridges, partials, and dentures will last 5 years and will therefore pay for replacements every 5 years.
3. Implants are generally considered as an alternative to Dentures, Partials, or Bridges.

Full Dentures

1. Now patients who are missing teeth have a strong, beautiful alternative to bridges, partials, or full dentures. (Web site)
2. Implants can also anchor bridges, partials, or full dentures to eliminate slipping. (Web site)
3. We offer bridgework, partials, full dentures, and dental implants. (Web site)

Dentures

1. Family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, tooth cleaning, CEREC, crowns, bridges, dentures, partials, whitening, implants.
2. Recommended treatments may include multiple crowns and veneers, bridgework, dental implants, dentures, partials. (Web site)
3. Dental implants are essentially permanent, attached teeth that replace dentures or partials and replace missing teeth.

Partials

1. Treatment options at this level of destruction can include crowns, bridges, implants, fixed bridges, dentures, partials and implant supported dentures. (Web site)
2. Treatment options at this level of destruction can include crowns, bridgework, implants, fixed bridges, dentures, partials and implant supported dentures. (Web site)
3. In addition to replacing missing teeth, implants can also be used to secure removable appliances, such as bridges, dentures, and partials.

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1. Mouth > Teeth > Dentistry > Dentures
2. Spans > Bridges
3. Missing Teeth
4. Medicine > Medical Treatments > Surgery > Implants
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