Full fake teeth
A complete denture is a denture that replaces all your teeth. It is usually a removable fake tooth that is held in place by suction, snaps or adhesives. The advantage of a complete denture is that it can restore the complete oral structure and function, and provide reliable chewing and occlusal abilities. In addition, the fidelity of complete dentures is relatively high, which can well meet the aesthetic needs of patients. However, the disadvantage of complete fake teeth is that they need to be removed regularly for cleaning and maintenance, and may cause certain pressure and irritation to oral tissues.
Partial denture
A partial denture is a fake tooth that replaces part of your teeth. It is usually a removable or fixed denture that is secured to existing teeth or gums with hooks, clasps, or adhesives. The advantage of a partial denture is that it restores some of the function and aesthetics of your teeth while retaining some of your healthy teeth. In addition, partial fake teeth are easier to clean and maintain. However, the downside of partial dentures is that they can cause pressure and damage to the teeth and gums, and if the adhesives are not right or the hooks are too long, they can cause problems such as pain and mouth sores.
Porcelain teeth
Porcelain teeth are dentures made of high-strength porcelain material. It is usually a fixed fake tooth that is attached to your existing teeth with adhesive. The advantage of porcelain teeth is that they are highly realistic and can be customized to the patient’s tooth color, shape and transparency. In addition, the material of porcelain teeth is also relatively durable and can be used for many years without being easily damaged. However, the disadvantage of porcelain teeth is that the production process is relatively complicated, requiring multiple shots, designs and manufactures, and it is also relatively easy to break or fall off.
Removable dentures
Removable dentures are fake teeth that can be removed at any time. It is usually a full or partial denture that is held in place by suction, snaps or adhesives. The advantage of removable dentures is that they are easy to clean and maintain, and can be removed at any time for cleaning and repair without causing too much pressure and irritation to the oral tissue. In addition, removable fake teeth are also relatively cheap, suitable for people with poor economic conditions. However, the downside of removable dentures is that they are less secure, prone to falling out or shifting, and may cause noise or discomfort when chewing or speaking.
Implanted teeth
Dental implants are a way of securing dentures by inserting artificial tooth roots into the jawbone. The advantage of dental implants is that they can provide high stability and chewing force without causing compression and irritation to oral tissues. In addition, the fidelity of dental implants is relatively high, which can well meet the aesthetic needs of patients. However, the disadvantage of dental implants is the need for surgery, which has certain risks and costs, and also requires a certain recovery time.
Occasions for fake teeth
Misalignment of teeth: Misalignment of teeth may lead to problems such as misalignment, crowding, and crossing of teeth, which affect the appearance and function of the oral cavity. In this case, you may choose to straighten your teeth or have braces installed to improve the alignment of your teeth and your ability to chew. If the effect of straightening your teeth is not satisfactory or it is not suitable, you can also choose to install fake teeth to repair oral problems.
In conclusion, dentures are a very practical oral restorative technology that can help those who have lost teeth regain confidence and aesthetics while improving oral health and quality of life. There are many types of dentures, each with its own pros and cons. When choosing fake teeth, you need to choose according to your own oral condition, health status, usage needs and other factors, and carry out proper restoration and maintenance under the guidance of doctors and technicians.
