Most common questions used to investigate
Do you have full removable dentures for your upper and lower jaws?
Do you have a full stationary denture fixed on several dental implants?
Do you have partial dentures fixed on implants?
Common conclusions
Having full removable dentures can require periodical dental visits since your dentist may need to make sure your dentures are still fitting well. Moreover, gum inflammation situations are common among individuals using full removable dentures. Remember to be careful with hard and crunchy foods in order not to crack your dentures. To reduce any risks of complications or denture breakage you may need regular dental appointments.
Having full stationary dentures fixed on several dental implants still require regular dental visits since you underwent a surgical procedure before. Your dentist may need to make sure your jawbone structure as well as your surrounding softer tissues are in good condition. Visit your dentist as usual semiannually to make your dentures last longer and to maintain your oral health.
Having partial dentures requires regular dental visits as usual. Dentures fixed on implants may require that your dentist perform a panoramic X-ray for complete view on the situation with your jawbone structure as well as your surrounding softer tissues. To avoid any decays in your teeth, floss daily after your teeth brushing routine and use water flosser to eliminate bacteria. Visit your dentist as usual semiannually to make your dentures last longer and to maintain your oral health.
Based on your answers, it is difficult to determine whether you need to visit your dentist. Contact your dentist for more information on your particular situation.
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