Parsil dental prosthesis

- December 15, 1403 - cover -

Parsil tooth prosthesis| What are its advantages, disadvantages and types? **Partial dental prosthesis** is a type of dental prosthesis that is used to replace missing teeth. This type of prosthesis is especially suitable for people who have lost some of their teeth due to various reasons such as decay, accident or gum problems, but still have some of their natural teeth. The main purpose of partial dental prosthesis is to improve the beauty of speech, improve smile function and rest. natural remains It is used as a base to stabilize and maintain the prosthesis.. This type of prosthesis is available in two types **fixed** and **mobile** and can have a great positive impact on the quality of life of people who have lost teeth.. Choosing the right type of partial prosthesis in each tooth depends on the general needs of each person.. Divided into two main categories: #### Fixed partial prosthesis A fixed partial prosthesis is a type of partial dental prosthesis that is attached to the teeth adjacent to the missing teeth and is installed permanently. This type of prosthesis consists of a dental bridge (bridge) that is fixed on the surrounding natural teeth and keeps the tooth in place through special prosthetic joints. It is a movable prosthesis, and we usually need minor changes in the structure of the adjacent teeth to install it... #### Partial movable prosthesis Movable partial prosthesis is a more flexible option that is easily removed from the mouth and reinserted.... This type of prosthesis has a base that is placed on the gums and is connected to existing natural teeth with special clamps. Movable partial dentures are often made of acrylic, metal and sometimes plastic materials.. A. They have lost a large number of teeth... Among the advantages of movable partial prostheses are lower cost, ease of cleaning, and the possibility of replacement or repair if needed... Of course, some people may find it a bit unpleasant due to the presence of a clip or metal base and need time to get used to it... > Fixed or movable prosthesis?... > > Which one of the types of artificial teeth is suitable for you will be determined based on the diagnosis of your dentist... ### Advantages and disadvantages of Parsil dental prosthesis #### Benefits - **Improving oral function:** Parsil prosthesis helps to chew food better and reduce digestive problems caused by incomplete chewing....- **Improving beauty and self-confidence:** Replacing lost teeth restores the beauty of a smile and increases self-confidence....- **Protection of the remaining teeth:** These prostheses prevent the natural space of the teeth from being empty.. - **Changeability and repair:** Removable prostheses are easily replaced or repaired Cost and time are beneficial for the patient... #### Disadvantages - **Feeling of discomfort:** Parsil prostheses may cause abnormal feeling or discomfort, especially at the beginning of use, and the person needs time to get used to it... - **Restriction in eating:** Some hard or sticky foods may cause damage to the prosthesis or make it difficult to use it... ### The steps of making and installing Parsil dentures 1.... **Initial examination and consultation** At this stage, the dentist examines the condition of the teeth and gums to determine the right type of prosthesis.... The initial consultation includes explanations about the costs, how to install and care for the prosthesis.... 2.... ** Molding and preparation of the prosthesis ** After deciding on the type of prosthesis, the dentist makes a mold of the patient's mouth to make a precise prosthesis that perfectly matches the shape of the mouth and the remaining teeth.... This step may take several weeks.... 3.... **Trial and final adjustment of the prosthesis** After the prosthesis is ready, the dentist tries it in the patient's mouth and makes the necessary adjustments for more comfort and stability. The final adjustments make the prosthesis fit well in the mouth and the patient can use it without problems. #### Similarities and differences Partial dentures and **dental implants** are both used to replace missing teeth, but their methods and benefits differ from each other. Partial dentures are usually attached to adjacent natural teeth and are available as removable or fixed. undergo surgery. - **More stability and durability:** Implants are more durable and stable because they are implanted in the jawbone... - **Maintenance of jawbone density:** Implants prevent the loss of jawbone, which is one of the common problems after tooth loss. Partial dentures are suitable for people who are looking for a temporary or affordable solution, while dental implants are a long-term and stable option for people who want have a permanent implant prosthesis replacement... > > > Prosthesis implantation, what are the health and care methods? ### Necessary conditions to be a candidate for Parsil dental prosthesis ##### ** Who are suitable for partial dental prosthesis?** Partial dentures are suitable for people who have lost some teeth but still have some natural teeth in their mouth that can act as a base for dentures.. This denture is a good option for people who are looking for a non-surgical way to replace their teeth... - **Gum health:** For installation, the gums must be healthy and strong: the denture teeth must remain strong and strong.. The teeth must also be strong and healthy, because they play a key role in maintaining the prosthesis.... If the tooth the foundations are weak, additional treatments may be needed such as veneers or strengthening the teeth... ##### **jaw bone disease** A closed dental prosthesis does not require the strength of the jawbone as much as an implant, so it can be a good option for people who have jawbone degeneration.... However, in order to choose the right type of prosthesis, the dentist must check the overall condition of the jaw bone.... > Difference between implant and bridge > > Next, we explain the difference between dental implant and bridge in full. ### Longevity and care of Parsil dental prosthesis **Parsil dental prosthesis life span** Depending on the type and care, it can last between 5 to 10 years or even more... The lifespan of these prostheses depends on factors such as the type of materials used, oral and dental hygiene, and regular care... ### **Care methods and maintenance of Parsil dental prosthesis** - **Daily cleaning:** Dentures must be cleaned every day.... This helps to prevent the accumulation of plaque and debris, as well as prevent bad breath.... - **Using a soft toothbrush and special detergents:** Use a soft toothbrush and mild detergents to clean the dentures so as not to damage the dentures. Dentist: ** Regular examinations by the dentist can prevent possible problems and necessary adjustments for the prosthesis.... In case of any change in the condition of the gums or teeth, the dentist can take the necessary measures... ##### ** Tips to increase the life of Parsis prosthesis*** - Avoid chewing hard materials (such as nuts or ice)... 1.... **observe oral hygiene** After installation, daily oral and dental hygiene is especially important.... Brushing, flossing, and daily mouth washing help prevent the accumulation of bacteria and plaque.... Removable prostheses must be cleaned daily, and for deeper cleaning, you can use special denture washing solutions.... **Necessary care after dental veneers** 2.... **Habit to proper diet** In the first weeks, avoid eating hard and sticky foods because this type of food may damage the prosthesis or dislodge it. As time passes and you get used to the prosthesis, you can gradually start eating a variety of foods again, but again, avoid chewing hard foods too much.. If you use a removable prosthesis, it is better to take it out while sleeping or keep it in a special solution. This will help the gums to rest and prevent the prosthesis from drying out and cracking. Also, be careful to put the prosthesis in the mouth slowly and carefully so that the gums are not damaged.. 4.. ** Visit the dentist regularly ** It is very important to visit the dentist regularly to adjust and check the condition of Parsil prosthesis... These visits allow the dentist to identify and correct any changes in the gums, bone loss or necessary adjustments in the prosthesis so that the prosthesis works properly and prevents future problems...

###