Specialized Periodontal Dentists at Dental Lesseps
A Dental Prosthesis can restore your confidence when smiling, but what is clear is that it will allow you to chew correctly, as that is its main purpose. Depending on the number of missing teeth, you may need one type of prosthesis or another. Even, in your case, an implant may be more appropriate.
Let’s see who is the perfect candidate for each type of prosthesis and how to care for them.
How Long Do Prostheses Last?
Dental prostheses can last between five and ten years. Just like natural teeth, dentures also wear out over time. Additionally, the mouth tissue undergoes constant changes, so they require periodic adjustments.
A prosthesis user should visit the dentist at least once a year to ensure that the denture has not suffered any misalignment and, therefore, that everything continues to function correctly.
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