Fixed Dentures

Fixed dentures are a surgical procedure that aims to replace missing teeth with fixed artificial teeth that are fixed in the jaw using dental implants. The implant is placed in the bone in the jaw, and integrates with the bone over time to provide a strong and permanent foundation for the artificial teeth.
There are several types of fixed dentures, including:
1.    Crown: Used when there is a significant loss of tooth structure due to decay or a fracture (crack)
in one of the walls in order to reshape the tooth and protect it from fracture.
2.    Bridge: When one or more teeth are lost, the missing tooth is replaced with a bridge or bridge by filing two teeth before and after the missing place.

When are fixed dentures installed?

- There is a loss of one or more teeth, and it is difficult or undesirable.
- The patient wants to have fixed, independent teeth that resemble natural teeth in appearance and function.