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Implant retained dentures are a type of dental prosthetic that combine traditional dentures with dental implants for improved stability and function. Unlike conventional dentures that rest on the gums and may shift during use, implant retained dentures are anchored to the jawbone through dental implants, which are small titanium posts surgically placed beneath the gums. This design allows for enhanced retention and a more secure fit, significantly improving the patient’s ability to chew and speak comfortably. Additionally, by stimulating the jawbone, implant retained dentures can help prevent bone loss, contributing to overall oral health.

Digital dentures are prosthetic devices created using advanced digital technology, such as 3D scanning and computer-aided design (CAD). This modern approach allows for precise measurements and customisation, ensuring a better fit and enhanced comfort for patients. Digital dentures can be designed and manufactured more efficiently than traditional dentures, often resulting in shorter turnaround times. Additionally, they provide improved aesthetics and greater functionality, as the digital process allows for meticulous detailing that may not be achievable with conventional methods. As a result, patients can enjoy a more natural appearance and improved oral health outcomes.

Precision dentures are a type of dental prosthetic that are custom-fitted to provide enhanced stability and comfort for patients who require tooth replacement. Unlike traditional dentures, precision dentures use advanced techniques and materials to ensure a more secure fit, often incorporating attachments or precision clasps that anchor the denture in place. This reduces movement and improves functionality, allowing individuals to speak, eat, and smile with confidence. The fitting process usually involves detailed measurements and impressions, ensuring that the dentures mimic the natural contours of the mouth precisely, contributing to both aesthetics and comfort.

Denture repair refers to the process of fixing any damage or wear that dentures may sustain over time. This can include addressing fractures, breaks, or chips in the denture material, as well as reinforcing loose parts or replacing missing teeth. The repair process typically involves assessing the extent of the damage, preparing the denture for repair, and using appropriate materials to restore its functionality and appearance. Proper denture repair is essential for maintaining an effective and comfortable fit, ensuring that individuals can continue to speak, eat, and smile with confidence.