Examining the complications of dental prosthesis

For any reason, teeth may be damaged and fall out... Since tooth loss can have negative effects on the appearance and function of teeth, it is very important to replace the lost tooth with dental procedures... Dental prostheses in its various types can help replace lost teeth... but it may have complications. Yes.... In the rest of this article, we will discuss the side effects of dental prosthesis.

Complications of dental prosthesis

### Discomfort and pain Dental prostheses, especially in the first days of use, may cause pain and discomfort in the gums and jaw... This problem is usually caused by improper pressure of the prosthesis on the soft tissues of the mouth... ### Incorrect adjustment If the prostheses are not molded and adjusted correctly, they may cause problems in chewing, speaking and even pain in the jaw and gums.. Improper adjustment can also cause jaw bone loss and inappropriate pressure on other teeth. The use of dental prostheses can interfere with the pronunciation of some words and sounds.. Normally, these changes are temporary and over time the person gets used to the presence of the prosthesis.. If a person with dentures does not observe oral and dental hygiene properly, this may lead to oral infection and the development of gum diseases under growth.. Bacteria and increase the risk of inflammation and mouth ulcers. Dental prostheses such as acrylic, metals or adhesives are sensitive. This sensitivity can cause inflammation of the gums, redness, itching and even oral ulcers in a person. The root of the tooth in the bone, problems such as reduced stimulation and as a result, reduced bone density can cause changes in the shape of the face and decrease the stability of the prosthesis in the mouth.. Lack of hygiene can cause the accumulation of plaque and debris on dental prostheses, especially fixed dental prostheses. This causes bad breath and increases the risk of decay of natural teeth despite adjacent abnormalities. A foreign body in the mouth.

### Choosing an experienced specialist It is very important for people to go to a dentist who specializes in dental prostheses so that the design and adjustment of the prostheses are done correctly.... Also, specialist dentists use high-quality materials and more precise moldings, and this can prevent problems such as displacement, discomfort and pain... ### Observing oral hygiene and prostheses Maintaining oral and dental hygiene plays an important role in the health of the prosthesis and preventing complications... Regular brushing and flossing (at least twice a day) prevents infection and decay of adjacent teeth. Prostheses and removable bridges may need to be adjusted or replaced after a few years, so that this period can be done in terms of a dental visit. Also, if bone loss causes the prosthesis to loosen, dental implants can be used to keep it stable... ### Prevent Sensitivity and allergy It is very important that if a person is allergic to prosthetic materials (such as acrylic or metal), he should discuss this with the dentist so that appropriate alternatives can be used. Also, the use of special prosthetic adhesives should be done with caution to avoid skin allergies and gingivitis. Dentistry People with dentures should visit the dentist every 6 months to one year to check the condition of their dentures... Also, if they see wounds, inflammation, infection or movement of the dentures, they should go to the dentist as soon as possible to check the condition of the dentures..