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Removable Denture for Missing Molars?

Published on:2018-5-12

    As is usually known, removable denture serves as a way to restore tooth loss. So it’s fine to seek removable denture for missing molars. To guarantee an ideal result, however, you have to find out whether it’s appropriate for your condition or not, after getting a grip on both its merits and demerits.



    As for its merits, removable denture is made of ordinary materials, facilitating the fabrication process. Moreover, it enjoys an extensive application, almost suitable for all types of missing teeth. Compared with other dental prosthesis, removable denture is quite affordable, working to meet the need of those who pursue a high cost performance and temporary restoration for tooth loss. 

    When it comes to the demerits, removable denture will easily subject to transformation because it’s made of plastics. Following the change of its shape, there will be tooth loosening and inadequate biting force to break down food. With removable denture applied for missing molars, it will cast impact on mastication as well as pronunciation. What’s worse, there may also be occurrences of alveolar absorption and receding gums, eventually leading to loosening and even shedding of other teeth. 

    To conclude, you have to be braced for a less satisfactory result if you choose removable denture for your missing molars. On one hand, you have to seek a replacement after using for three to five years in general. On the other hand, you may well still suffer from pain in the rest of your life. If you have no financial trouble, it’s suggested dental implants be sought for molars loss. Though it cost a lot more than removable denture, it can remain working for over a decade, even a lifelong period. What’s more, dental implant performs well in terms of aesthetics and mastication, nearly the same as a natural tooth, causing you little suffer. 


    Come to consult with your dentist and figure out which way is right for your condition. Feel free to contact me if there’s any dental problem. (WeChat ID: aiyuan325180)