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Whats the difference between immediate dentures, conventional dentures and an over-denture?

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Whats the difference between immediate dentures, conventional dentures and an over-denture?

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Immediate dentures are inserted immediately following the removal of teeth. The advantage is that the wearer can avoid an embarrassing phase without teeth during the healing period. However, changes in the oral tissues during the first six months following the removal of teeth may require resurfacing of the denture to improve its fit. Conventional dentures are made and inserted after all the teeth are removed and the tissues have healed completely. The healing period though variable, takes about 3 4 months. Healthy teeth can support dentures better. The prepared teeth provide stability and support for the Over-denture and their preservation slows down irreversible changes in the oral tissues.

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