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Metal Partial Dentures
- Structurally superior
- Thin, natural feel
- More hygienic than acrylic
- Long-lasting
- Capacity to add additional teeth to the denture
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Acrylic Partial Dentures
- Typically for transition/temporary cases
- Cost-effective and easier to make
- Flexible feel for minimal irritation
- Alternative for patients with metal allergies
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Protecting Other Teeth
By using partial dentures, you will take the pressure off the existing teeth in your mouth. This helps prevent further tooth wear and periodontal disease.
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Preparation for Full Dentures
When you begin wearing your partial false teeth, you will begin to develop a certain level of muscle control. This will prepare your mouth for potential complete dentures in the future.
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Improved Speech
Your upper front teeth are absolutely essential for creating certain sounds for speech, particularly the letters “V” and “F.” Without them, your speech will be significantly affected; however, partial dentures offer a viable solution.
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Customized Appliance
Partial dentures are designed with the patient’s chewing patterns in mind, so the chewing forces can be distributed evenly over the entire remaining teeth and soft tissues.