Prosthesis

A denture is a device designed to replace missing teeth and restore dental function and appearance. It is needed when you have lost one or more teeth due to cavities, periodontal disease, injuries or other conditions.

The time may vary depending on each individual case. It usually involves several visits to the dentist for impressions, preparation of existing teeth (if necessary), fabrication of the denture, and final adjustments. The dentist will inform you about the estimated time in your specific case.

Yes, modern dentures are designed to look and feel as natural as possible. Factors such as the color, shape and size of natural teeth are taken into account to achieve an aesthetic and functional result.

Yes, dentures require special care to maintain their appearance and durability. This includes regular brushing, flossing, proper denture cleaning, and regular visits to the dentist for checkups and adjustments if necessary.

Yes, once you have adjusted to your dentures, you will be able to eat most foods without problems. However, you may need to avoid hard or sticky foods that could damage your prosthesis.

In general, dentures are designed to fit securely in the mouth. However, in some cases, there may be a slight movement or loose feeling. If this happens, it is important to visit your dentist to make the necessary adjustments.