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An immediate denture is a complete or partial denture that is inserted on the same day as tooth extraction. It acts as a bandage to protect tissues and reduce bleeding, allowing patients to establish speech patterns and chew better right away. While it provides benefits immediately after extraction, an immediate denture may not fit as accurately as a conventional denture initially. Not all patients are candidates for an immediate denture due to health conditions or oral problems. The process takes 4-5 visits over 6-8 weeks to complete for a full immediate denture.
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(1) An immediate complete denture is a dental prosthesis constructed to replace lost dentition and structures immediately following tooth extraction.
(2) Immediate dentures have advantages like protecting blood clots, allowing quicker function, and avoiding embarrassment. However, the vertical dimension and centric relation may not be accurate.
(3) Immediate dentures are contraindicated for medically compromised patients or those with severe infections or bone loss by remaining teeth. Careful patient evaluation and long-term follow up is needed.
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An immediate denture is a complete or partial denture fabricated at the time of tooth extraction. Immediate dentures can help maintain appearance, jaw relationships, and nutrition after tooth loss. However, they are more challenging to fabricate than conventional dentures due to less space and potential instability from recent extractions. There are two main types: conventional immediate dentures are intended for long-term use after relining, while interim immediate dentures act as a short-term prosthesis until a second denture can be fabricated once healing is complete. Immediate dentures require follow-up relines and adjustments as the post-extraction site heals.
Immediate denture
The document defines an immediate denture as a complete or partial denture fabricated and placed immediately after tooth extraction. Immediate dentures are indicated for patients requiring extractions who want to maintain aesthetics and function. Contraindications include medical conditions preventing multiple extractions. Advantages are maintaining appearance, nutrition, and mental wellbeing. Types include conventional (posterior teeth extracted first) and interim (all teeth extracted at once). Steps involve preparing the patient, extracting teeth from posterior to anterior, alveolectomy, suturing, inserting a tissue conditioner denture. Postoperative instructions focus on keeping the denture in place for 24 hours and limiting activity to promote healing. Follow ups occur at 24 hours, 48 hours
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This document discusses immediate dentures, including definitions, history, indications and contraindications, advantages and disadvantages, diagnosis and requirements, impression techniques, fabrication, post-insertion effects, and other denture techniques. Immediate dentures are constructed and inserted immediately following tooth extraction and can provide benefits to patients such as retaining esthetics and function with minimal interruption, but also have disadvantages like additional costs and adjustments. Proper diagnosis and techniques are required to successfully provide immediate dentures.
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courses in Dental implants,Orthodontics,Endodontics,Cosmetic Dentistry,
Prosthetic Dentistry, Periodontics and General Dentistry.
Immediate denture
An immediate denture is a removable denture that is fabricated and inserted on the same day as tooth extractions. There are two types: a conventional immediate denture, where posterior teeth are extracted first to allow healing before removing anterior teeth and relining the denture; and an interim immediate denture, where all teeth are extracted at once and a second new denture is fabricated after healing. Immediate dentures can help maintain appearance and jaw function after tooth loss but may be less retentive initially than traditional dentures due to ridge changes during healing.
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(1) An immediate complete denture is a dental prosthesis constructed to replace lost dentition and structures immediately following tooth extraction.
(2) Immediate dentures have advantages like protecting blood clots, allowing quicker function, and avoiding embarrassment. However, the vertical dimension and centric relation may not be accurate.
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Immediate dentures
An immediate denture is a complete or partial denture fabricated at the time of tooth extraction. Immediate dentures can help maintain appearance, jaw relationships, and nutrition after tooth loss. However, they are more challenging to fabricate than conventional dentures due to less space and potential instability from recent extractions. There are two main types: conventional immediate dentures are intended for long-term use after relining, while interim immediate dentures act as a short-term prosthesis until a second denture can be fabricated once healing is complete. Immediate dentures require follow-up relines and adjustments as the post-extraction site heals.
Immediate denture
The document defines an immediate denture as a complete or partial denture fabricated and placed immediately after tooth extraction. Immediate dentures are indicated for patients requiring extractions who want to maintain aesthetics and function. Contraindications include medical conditions preventing multiple extractions. Advantages are maintaining appearance, nutrition, and mental wellbeing. Types include conventional (posterior teeth extracted first) and interim (all teeth extracted at once). Steps involve preparing the patient, extracting teeth from posterior to anterior, alveolectomy, suturing, inserting a tissue conditioner denture. Postoperative instructions focus on keeping the denture in place for 24 hours and limiting activity to promote healing. Follow ups occur at 24 hours, 48 hours
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Immediate denture
An immediate denture is a denture constructed before natural teeth are extracted, allowing it to be placed immediately after the extractions. It helps maintain appearance and functions like chewing and speech after tooth loss. While it provides advantages like minimized pain and bleeding, it also has limitations like inability to do try-ins and increased maintenance needs. The denture can be made with or without flanges, with flanged dentures providing better stability, strength and hemorrhage control but open-faced dentures may be preferable in cases with deep undercuts. Careful patient preparation and techniques like custom trays and records are needed to fabricate an immediate denture.
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This document describes an atypical case of an immediate denture fabrication. A 78-year old woman had a failing fixed partial denture spanning her entire maxillary arch attached to only one mobile tooth. Due to her lifestyle needs, extracting all teeth and fabricating an immediate denture was necessary. The remaining fixed prosthesis and single tooth were extracted and an immediate denture was chairside fabricated. Conventional immediate denture procedures were not possible due to the extensive fixed prosthesis. The patient was comfortable with the immediate denture until a new definitive denture could be made after healing.
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This document discusses immediate dentures, including definitions, reasons for replacement, advantages and disadvantages, fabrication process, and post-insertion care. Immediate dentures are inserted immediately following tooth extraction and are intended to preserve appearance and function during healing. The fabrication process involves making impressions and records with remaining teeth present and inserting the dentures following extractions guided by a surgical template. Immediate dentures can maintain appearance and function but have challenges due to limited ability to try-in prior to insertion and potential for poor fit during healing.
Immediate dentures
Immediate dentures are prostheses fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. There are two main types: conventional (classic) immediate dentures which serve as long-term prostheses, and interim (transitional) immediate dentures which will be replaced later after healing. The clinical and laboratory procedure involves making impressions, modifying the stone cast for improved fit, optionally using a surgical template, and inserting the denture immediately after extractions with follow-up relines and adjustments as needed. Immediate dentures can help maintain appearance, function, and quality of life but require more appointments and technical skill compared to delayed dentures.
Immediate denture
Immediate dentures are constructed before and placed immediately following extraction of natural teeth. There are two types: conventional immediate dentures and interim immediate dentures. Immediate dentures provide several advantages like maintaining appearance and function after tooth extraction. They help control bleeding, reduce pain, and preserve bone and tissue. However, immediate dentures also have disadvantages like not being able to do an anterior tooth try-in and requiring additional appointments. Conventional immediate dentures involve making impressions before or after extraction, while interim immediate dentures use a patient's existing teeth to form the denture shape.
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There are several advantages of an immediate denture. The most important factor is that you will never need to appear in public without teeth. ... When an immediate denture is inserted at the time of extraction, it will act as a Band-Aid to protect the tissues and reduce bleeding.
immediate denture
An immediate denture is a complete or partial denture fabricated immediately after tooth removal. There are two types: a conventional immediate denture intended as the long-term prosthesis, and an interim immediate denture which will later be replaced. Immediate dentures have advantages like maintaining appearance and function, but also disadvantages like poorer fit during healing and higher costs. Patients are advised they will be sore initially and dentures may loosen as ridges shrink during healing. Multiple adjustments over months are usually needed to achieve a good fit.
Immediate denture
The document discusses immediate dentures, which are dentures fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. It defines immediate dentures and outlines their advantages in maintaining ridge form and function. Potential disadvantages include increased discomfort and cost. Indications and contraindications for immediate dentures are provided. The treatment sequence for fabrication is described in multiple clinical appointments. Methods for impression making, tooth arrangement, and denture construction are explained, including the use of flanges or open sockets. Post-insertion care and follow-up are important to ensure proper healing and denture adjustment.
Immediate denture
An immediate denture is a denture that is made prior to tooth extraction and inserted immediately after the teeth are removed. It maintains soft tissue contours and prevents issues like infection. The document outlines the indications, advantages, disadvantages, types, and clinical process for providing an immediate denture. Key steps include making impressions before extraction, inserting the denture after surgery, and follow up appointments to manage tissue changes. Immediate dentures can help patients maintain esthetics and function after tooth loss.
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This document defines and discusses overdentures, which are removable partial or complete dentures that rest on remaining natural teeth or dental implants. Overdentures help preserve remaining bone by preventing accelerated bone resorption. They also improve manipulative skills by maintaining proprioception. Appropriate candidates include those with periodontal disease, few remaining teeth, insufficient tooth structure, loss of vertical dimension, or congenital/acquired defects. Key factors in selecting abutment teeth include their periodontal status, location, and endodontic/prosthetic condition. Treatment may involve an immediate denture, extracting hopeless teeth, and subsequent periodontal/endodontic work. Tooth preparations reduce crown length and taper occlusogingiv
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Immediate Denture
The document discusses immediate dentures, which are dentures fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. It describes the different types of immediate dentures, including conventional/classic immediate dentures, interim immediate dentures, labial flange dentures, partial flange dentures, and flangeless/socketed dentures. The advantages of immediate dentures include maintaining a patient's appearance without teeth, providing a bandage effect to extraction sites, and allowing easier adaptation to dentures during healing. However, immediate dentures also present challenges like reduced retention from undercuts caused by remaining posterior teeth.
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This document describes an atypical case of an immediate denture fabrication. A 78-year old woman had a failing fixed partial denture spanning her entire maxillary arch attached to only one mobile tooth. Due to her lifestyle needs, extracting all teeth and fabricating an immediate denture was necessary. The remaining fixed prosthesis and single tooth were extracted and an immediate denture was chairside fabricated. Conventional immediate denture procedures were not possible due to the extensive fixed prosthesis. The patient was comfortable with the immediate denture until a new definitive denture could be made after healing.
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This document discusses immediate dentures, including definitions, reasons for replacement, advantages and disadvantages, fabrication process, and post-insertion care. Immediate dentures are inserted immediately following tooth extraction and are intended to preserve appearance and function during healing. The fabrication process involves making impressions and records with remaining teeth present and inserting the dentures following extractions guided by a surgical template. Immediate dentures can maintain appearance and function but have challenges due to limited ability to try-in prior to insertion and potential for poor fit during healing.
Immediate dentures
Immediate dentures are prostheses fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. There are two main types: conventional (classic) immediate dentures which serve as long-term prostheses, and interim (transitional) immediate dentures which will be replaced later after healing. The clinical and laboratory procedure involves making impressions, modifying the stone cast for improved fit, optionally using a surgical template, and inserting the denture immediately after extractions with follow-up relines and adjustments as needed. Immediate dentures can help maintain appearance, function, and quality of life but require more appointments and technical skill compared to delayed dentures.
Immediate denture
Immediate dentures are constructed before and placed immediately following extraction of natural teeth. There are two types: conventional immediate dentures and interim immediate dentures. Immediate dentures provide several advantages like maintaining appearance and function after tooth extraction. They help control bleeding, reduce pain, and preserve bone and tissue. However, immediate dentures also have disadvantages like not being able to do an anterior tooth try-in and requiring additional appointments. Conventional immediate dentures involve making impressions before or after extraction, while interim immediate dentures use a patient's existing teeth to form the denture shape.
Immediate denture (Dr.Noor Addeen Abo Arsheed)
There are several advantages of an immediate denture. The most important factor is that you will never need to appear in public without teeth. ... When an immediate denture is inserted at the time of extraction, it will act as a Band-Aid to protect the tissues and reduce bleeding.
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An immediate denture is a complete or partial denture fabricated immediately after tooth removal. There are two types: a conventional immediate denture intended as the long-term prosthesis, and an interim immediate denture which will later be replaced. Immediate dentures have advantages like maintaining appearance and function, but also disadvantages like poorer fit during healing and higher costs. Patients are advised they will be sore initially and dentures may loosen as ridges shrink during healing. Multiple adjustments over months are usually needed to achieve a good fit.
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The document discusses immediate dentures, which are dentures fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. It defines immediate dentures and outlines their advantages in maintaining ridge form and function. Potential disadvantages include increased discomfort and cost. Indications and contraindications for immediate dentures are provided. The treatment sequence for fabrication is described in multiple clinical appointments. Methods for impression making, tooth arrangement, and denture construction are explained, including the use of flanges or open sockets. Post-insertion care and follow-up are important to ensure proper healing and denture adjustment.
Immediate denture
An immediate denture is a denture that is made prior to tooth extraction and inserted immediately after the teeth are removed. It maintains soft tissue contours and prevents issues like infection. The document outlines the indications, advantages, disadvantages, types, and clinical process for providing an immediate denture. Key steps include making impressions before extraction, inserting the denture after surgery, and follow up appointments to manage tissue changes. Immediate dentures can help patients maintain esthetics and function after tooth loss.
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This document defines and discusses overdentures, which are removable partial or complete dentures that rest on remaining natural teeth or dental implants. Overdentures help preserve remaining bone by preventing accelerated bone resorption. They also improve manipulative skills by maintaining proprioception. Appropriate candidates include those with periodontal disease, few remaining teeth, insufficient tooth structure, loss of vertical dimension, or congenital/acquired defects. Key factors in selecting abutment teeth include their periodontal status, location, and endodontic/prosthetic condition. Treatment may involve an immediate denture, extracting hopeless teeth, and subsequent periodontal/endodontic work. Tooth preparations reduce crown length and taper occlusogingiv
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1) Impressions are taken of the patient's mouth to create a model.
2) A framework is designed and fabricated to hold replacement teeth.
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4) The wax denture is invested, processed, and polished to create the final removable partial denture. The process takes 3-6 weeks and several appointments.
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An interim removable partial denture is a short-term denture used prior to a definitive denture. It is made of acrylic with a major connector and wrought wire clasps. It can be used when teeth have large pulps preventing bridges, when clinical crowns are too short or there are no undercuts. It provides temporary space maintenance for issues like caries, trauma, or missing teeth. It can also be used as a transitional or treatment denture before a final denture. The fabrication involves impressions, design of clasps and rests, and articulation of casts. Adjustments may be needed to proximal extensions, where the clasp exits the resin, or tissue undercuts.
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The document discusses immediate dentures, which are dentures fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. It describes the different types of immediate dentures, including conventional/classic immediate dentures, interim immediate dentures, labial flange dentures, partial flange dentures, and flangeless/socketed dentures. The advantages of immediate dentures include maintaining a patient's appearance without teeth, providing a bandage effect to extraction sites, and allowing easier adaptation to dentures during healing. However, immediate dentures also present challenges like reduced retention from undercuts caused by remaining posterior teeth.
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Dental implants can dramatically improve one's smile, self-esteem, and quality of life. Dental implants involve surgically placing metallic cylinders into the jawbone where teeth are missing to anchor replacement teeth. Dental implants have a success rate of over 90% and can last for many years when patients maintain good oral hygiene. The document provides information on dental implant procedures and answers common questions about dental implants.
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Bonding can be used to correct cracks, gaps, stains or discolored teeth. A composite resin is molded over the tooth and hardened with an LED light. Bonding lasts over 10 years and is an improvement over silver fillings.
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Crowns are used when teeth become weakened over time. The process takes 2-3 visits - the tooth is shaped, a mold is taken, and the crown is custom made and cemented into place. Crowns
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Tooth whitening is the process of regaining your attractive whiter smile. The cosmetic treatment can be done either at home or at a dental clinic. However, it's better to have it done through professional dentists who can look after the associated risks and complications in the process.
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Routine dental visits are important for maintaining healthy teeth and gums and detecting issues early. Regular checkups can find cavities and other problems in early stages, reducing costs compared to waiting until issues become severe. Dental visits should begin within the first year after the first tooth appears and continue every six months. During visits, dentists examine the head, neck, teeth, gums, and tongue to check for issues like tooth decay, gum disease, and oral cancers. Maintaining regular cleanings and visits can help prevent diseases and identify problems at early, more treatable stages.
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Proper brushing technique is important for good oral hygiene. The document provides tips for effective brushing, including brushing for at least two minutes twice per day using short, gentle strokes. Different techniques are recommended for different age groups, such as circular motions for children ages 10-15 and rolling motions for adults. Maintaining good oral hygiene through regular brushing removes bacteria and prevents issues like tooth decay and gum disease.
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- 2. o An immediate denture is a complete denture or partial denture inserted on the same day, immediately following the removal of natural teeth. 2 What is an immediate denture?
- 3. o The most important factor is that you will never need to appear in public without teeth. It is also easier to duplicate the shape, color and arrangement of your natural teeth while some are still present in your mouth. When an immediate denture is inserted at the time of extraction, it will act as a Band-Aid to protect the tissues and reduce bleeding. An immediate denture will allow you to establish your speech patterns early. An immediate denture will also allow you to chew better than without any teeth and minimize facial distortion that may occur when teeth are removed. 3 Advantages of an immediate denture
- 4. o The biggest disadvantage is the increased cost. Another disadvantage is that you cannot always see how the denture will look before the teeth are extracted and the immediate denture is inserted. Also, initially, an immediate denture does not always fit as accurately as a conventional denture. 4 Disadvantages of an immediate denture
- 5. o Not everyone is a candidate for an immediate denture. o Some people may be advised against this treatment, due to general health conditions, or because of specific oral problems. 5 Is it for everyone ??
- 6. o Four to five visits may be necessary for the fabrication phase of an immediate denture, plus any preliminary surgery. For patients requiring a complete immediate denture, the back teeth are often extracted six to eight weeks prior to the fabrication phase. This allows the extraction sites to heal and a better-fitting immediate complete denture to be fabricated. 6 How long does it take to complete?
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