What is a solid partial prosthesis?

A solid partial prosthesis is a prosthetic roasting of teeth or filling, which is permanently attached to the roots of teeth, dental implants or natural teeth. Used to fill the span or gaps caused by one or more missing teeth. A laid term for a solid partial prosthesis is a "bridge" because its function is to "bridge" the space between the teeth. A number of materials such as porcelain, porcelain fused for metal or gold are used to create filling. The porcelain used itself is considered to be the safest material for use.

There are different types of fixed partial prostheses, depending on the variants of anchoring on supporting teeth, as well as production methods. The production may occur directly in the patient's mouth by means of composite resin; However, a fixed partial prosthesis is usually performed by the indirect recovery method. Usually Fabrication involves a reduction in the size of support teeth to create a space for restoration material and also to maintain natural alignment and correct contact withwith other surrounding teeth.

These differences are different bridge names. If a partial fixed prosthesis is to be supported only at one end or a single tooth, it is called a firm partial prosthesis. The use of this type of bridge is usually limited. Another option is resin bound or "bridges Maryland". These cost -effective bridges are usually used when the span in the front teeth occurs without disturbing the bite.

In addition to filling the range, it may be useful partial partial prosthesis to improve the ability to chew and speech. They can also be able to fix the changed bite. Because the fillings prevent the collapse of the face structure, they can also protect the personal appearance by delaying or prevention, age lines and wrinkles, which usually occur when the structures of the face begin to fall.

with proper care and maintaining oral hygiene can take up to eight to ten yearsAnd in some cases longer. This requires regular brushing, flossing and dental visits to control the plaque and accumulation of food. Without these measures, infections that may lead to loss of prosthetics are more likely. In addition to these common measures, the dentist may require the patient to use the Flossi Floss to remove bacteria around the bridge and gums more precisely.