Advantages And Disadvantages Of Immediate Denture

Immediate denture

Sohaib W. Sagor

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Introduction

An immediate denture is a type of dentures that are used immediately after a tooth extraction to replace its location. It may be complete denture "[CD] or removable partial denture [RPD]. It can also be over denture. Moreover, it can be classified into either "single immediate dentures or upper and lower immediate dentures for the same patient.

Making immediate dentures is more effective than routine CDs for both the dentist and the patient according to the following reasons:

1) The patient is not satisfied completely with the appearance output.

2) There is a dual role between the dentist and the patient. The dentist must explain the procedure and the patient should fully understand the recommendations and the limitations of the procedure before to set up the treatment.

Advantages of Immediate Dentures

1) The elementary advantage of the immediate dentures is the maintenance of a patients appearance due to the absences of edntoules period.

2) On the other hand, we can maintain the circumolar support, muscle tone, vertical dimension of occlusion, jaw relationship, and the face height. Tooth loss will not affect the tongue to spread out due to this event.

3) There may be less postoperative pain according to the protection of the extraction sites. Some another have augmented that whether immediate denture decrease residual ridge resorption.

4) Duplication (if desired) of the natural tooth shape and position plus arch form and width is easier to be performed. If desired, the horizontal and vertical position of the anterior teeth can be more properly doubled.

5) When there is an obvious recovery from surgery the patient is properly to adapt more easily to denture at the some time. Speech and chewing are scarily compromised, and the nutrition can be saved.

6) Generally, the patient psychological and social well being is