In order to make artificial teeth, the first step is molding by the attending physician. First, the dentist makes a mold of the patient's mouth using a tray and alginate material or other materials.
🔸 Placement in Articular: This model is placed on a mechanical device, and the dental technician can use it to connect the selected teeth with wax.< /p>
🔸 Shaping the wax: At this stage, the technician starts making the wax, which is like gum, which is used as the base of the artificial teeth.
🔸 Placing in a flask: The artificial tooth is placed in a device called a flask, more plaster is poured on it for further formation, after that the flask is placed in boiling water to melt the wax.
🔸 Acrylic injection: At this stage, the amount of remaining wax is washed, then the technician covers the plaster with a liquid separator, so the acrylic does not stick to it. Then acrylic is injected into the flask to turn into wax and take shape. The denture is placed in an ultrasonic bath, to ensure that the remains of the plaster are removed. and starts to polish it.
🔸 End of work and delivery time of prosthesis: The stages of artificial tooth manufacturing are finished and it is ready to be sent to the dentist for delivery to the patient. .
Introducing Types of Dental
🔸🔸 Partial dentures 🔸🔸
🔸🔸 AASs 🔸🔸
Partial dentures are usually used instead of other methods. Tooth replacements are used when the surrounding natural teeth are not strong enough to support structures such as dental bridges, or when more than one or two teeth have been lost. Partial dentures are placed on the part of the gum line that they are placed on. , they are installed and glued to the adjacent natural teeth so that they do not come out of place. However, they are not permanently closed and can be easily removed at any time for cleaning and during sleep.
🔸🔸 Complete dentures 🔸🔸
Complete dentures, also known as full dentures, are dentures that replace all of your natural teeth. You can use them for your upper or lower teeth and hold them in place with the help of suction or with the help of an oral adhesive. Just like partial dentures, they can be easily removed.
🔸🔸 Immediate dentures and gel artificial teeth (overdentures) There are other types of full and partial dentures that differ from traditional permanent dentures. Among these types of prostheses, we can mention immediate artificial teeth. These prostheses are created before the teeth to be replaced are removed and are used immediately after tooth extraction and during the healing process, which can take up to six months. These prostheses can easily be used before permanent prostheses to manage the changes in the mouth, as swelling occurs in the gums and jaw during the healing process.
After the procedure is completed After recovery, the immediate dentures are removed and your mouth is ready to use permanent dentures. Gel dentures are another option that can be used if traditional fixed dentures are too uncomfortable for a person or if there are a few natural teeth left. Gel artificial teeth are installed on the roots of natural teeth and in the absence of natural teeth, they are placed on it or on the implanted tooth. Some find this type of prosthesis more comfortable and also easily removable.