As we age, various new issues can arise in the oral cavity due to factors such as a weakened immune system and insufficient oral care. These conditions often lead to tooth decay and loss, which can diminish quality of life. To address this, functional restoration using artificial teeth may become necessary.
There are two types of dentures: full and partial.
A removable partial denture is designed to replace one or several missing teeth in the mouth. In dentistry, treatments not only focus on functionality but also on aesthetics. Restoring the appearance of missing tooth structures to their natural state is an essential part of dental care. Beyond clinical procedures, dental studies also play a role in achieving this balance.
Aesthetic considerations include selecting the right color, harmonizing with the shape of the face, the patient’s profile, and the overall appearance of the mouth. Dentistry is a unique blend of art and medicine, where the dentist strives to restore the structure of the tooth—including its shape, gaps, contact points, and color—while ensuring it functions effectively for chewing, biting, swallowing, speaking, and maintaining an attractive appearance.
The Snap-On Smile is a removable denture that stands out for its convenience, as it does not require tooth reduction or adhesives. Made from durable and flexible acetyl thermoplastic resin, this appliance securely fits over the teeth while providing functionality and ease of use.
For aesthetic rehabilitation without the need to alter the dental structure or use cement abutments, consider this type of restoration. Often called Smile to Pressure or Snap on Smile, this prosthesis is known for its comfort and patient-friendly removal.
The retention mechanism is thoughtfully designed, taking into account the anatomy of each tooth, ensuring a secure and aesthetically pleasing fit.
