Prosthetic dental treatment involves filling the teeth with suitable materials for teeth with structural irregularities, loss of function, or texture.
Dental prostheses are divided into fixed prostheses and removable prostheses.
Fixed Prostheses: Fixed prostheses are prostheses that are bonded onto natural teeth, dental roots, or dental implants and do not need to be removed by the patient.
Removable Prostheses: Removable prosthetic teeth can be taken out and reinserted by the patient. These prostheses can be thought of as parts that replace missing teeth.
It may take some time for the mouth to get used to the removable prosthesis and for the oral tissues to adapt to the new prosthesis.
It is necessary to remove and store the removable prosthesis in a closed box by cleaning it before going to bed.