IMMEDIATE DENTURES
IMMEDIATE DENTURES. DEFINITION. “A complete denture or removable partial denture fabricated for the placement immediately after the removal of natural teeth” (GPT 2005). TYPES. Based on the Number of Prosthesis: Conventional/ classic ID:
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DEFINITION “A complete denture or removable partial denture fabricated for the placement immediately after the removal of natural teeth” (GPT 2005)
TYPES • Based on the Number of Prosthesis: • Conventional/ classic ID: • Interim/ transitional ID: • Based on extant of surgical intervention: • ID with Alveoloplasty • ID with septalAlveolectomy • ID with radical Alveolectomy C. Based on extant of labial flange: • ID with labial flange: • ID with part labial flange • ID without labial flange( Gum fit dentures):
INDICATIONS • Pt; with few remaining ant: or/& post: teeth are indicated for extraction. • Physically & mentally stable pt: • Social personality • Economically affordable
CONTRAINDICATIONS • Pt; with poor general health • Terminally ill pt: • Post-irradiate jaws • Blood disorders • Psychological disorders • Uncooperative pt:
ADVANTAGES • Serve as a splint i:e reduces pain, control bleeding, protect the healing socket from trauma. • Psychological advantage( pt: is spared from inconvenience & stress of edentulousness). • Pt: regains function faster e.g: speech & mastication. • More compatibility with oral surroundings as tissues have not yet changed position. • Less change in facial appearance • Natural teeth aid in vertical relation positioning & selecting artificial teeth. • Less TMJ disturbances. • Easy to refit by relining.
DISADVANTAGES • The technique is precise & time consuming. • Additional appointments • Additional cost. • No try- in for ant: teeth.
