What Are Complete Dentures and How Do They Work?

A full denture, often known as complete dentures, covers the entire mouth rather than just a portion of it. It is a detachable prosthesis that replaces missing teeth in those who have lost all of their teeth. Acrylic is commonly used to create complete dentures.

Denture Wearing Benefits: How Complete Dentures Can Boost Your Confidence
So, why do you need total dentures? Dentures can boost your confidence and enhance the looks of your mouth (most dentures are quite realistic and appear as if you have all of your teeth). Dentures can help you eat and speak the same way you did with your normal teeth and will allow you to continue your daily routine as usual.

Complete Denture Aspects
A complete denture is made up of two parts:
Artificial Teeth: These function similarly to natural teeth, allowing you to chew and bite food in the same way you did before tooth extraction. They also help to restore the look of natural teeth.
Denture Base: This section of the denture serves as a foundation for prosthetic teeth while also restoring the soft and hard tissues that have been damaged.

However, because the upper and lower parts of your jaw are slightly different, your denture will be a little different as well.

Upper denture in its entirety. The maxillary arch is the section of the denture that covers the roof of the mouth with a plate.
Lower denture forms complete full. The mandibular arch is a horseshoe-shaped denture that rests on the gum and bone tissues in this area.

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