-Traditional dentures are made from an acrylic base attached to a set of artificial teeth. They float on top of the gums, and can be easily removed for cleaning. Since they are not attached to the jawbone, traditional dentures may shift as you eat or talk, creating challenges that natural teeth do not have.
-Digital dentures are dental protheses created with the help of scanner, design software and milling machine or printers. The digital tools can provide for more accuracy, efficiency & often more comfort for the patient.
Indications for full dentures
1.Dupplicate / Copy Denture: Exact copy of a patient’s existing denture. No modification denture /No reline denture base
2.Dupplicate Reference Denture: Patient has an existing denture but modifications are necessary. (i.e. tooth shape, worn teeth, retention issues)
3.Immediate Denture (Single or Dual Denture): Patient have an existing denture ,
4.Single Arch (Single Denture): No existing denture to reference.
5.Dual Arch (Edentulous patient): No existing denture to reference.