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Dr. Leigh Alina DMD
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Dr. Shanta Vincenzo DDS
Partial Specialists |
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Dr. Caitlyn Marty DDS
Cosmetic Group |
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Dr. Krissy Traci DMD
Pittsburgh Dentures |
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Partial Dentures PittsburghOur directory is unique in such that it focuses on the Partials Denture in Pittsburgh area, rather than on dental practices throughout the United States. It's frustrating when you may happen to land on a Partial Dentures Pittsburgh dental directory that will only show a very small portion of Partials Denture professionals in a limited Pittsburgh area.
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Removable Partial Denture
Partials DenturePartials Denture are dentures that replace only a few missing teeth. Removable partial dentures are attached to your natural teeth with metal clasps or devices called precision attachments. The denture process takes about one month and five appointments: the initial diagnosis is made; an impression and a wax bite are made to determine vertical dimensions and proper jaw position; a "try-in" is placed to assure proper color, shape and fit; and the patient's final denture is placed, following any minor adjustments. |
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Flexible Partial Dentures
A Removable Partial Denture is a denture that can be worn when you want to wear this denture to replace missing teeth in the mouth. There are acrylic teeth attached to gum tissue colored acrylic base. The pink colored base is then attached to customized metal framework that is made just for the contours of your mouth. Removable Partials Denture stay in place by hooking onto your existing teeth; these hooks are called metal clasps. The metal clasps are made of spring metal which can flex slightly to hook around your existing teeth. |
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Flexible Partial Dentures Wear
 Dentures along with Partials Denture eventually wear out, and the most common breakage on a partial denture is the metal clasps. The metal clasps on a Partials Denture usually break between 5 to 8 years of use, and truly depends on how much you flex the metal hooks each time. Once these metal hooks break, they cannot be repaired. This means you will need to get a new partial denture made just for you. |
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 Partial Dentures can also connect to the mouth through the use of precision attachments that are tiny hooks cemented onto your existing teeth. The precision metal clasps are more esthetic to use than the regular Partials Denture metal clasps. In many cases, dentures with precision attachments cost more than the regular partial denture with metal clasps. |
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Flexible Partial Dentures
Partials Denture Wearing
 When you first get your partial, your dentist will give you detailed instructions on how long you should wear your partial and when to remove it. During this time you must tell your dentist which areas are sore so your dentist then can make adjustments to your partial denture so it fits snugly in your mouth. Eventually over time, you will be accustomed into using your Partials Denture, where you will be able to wear it all the time. This kind of denture can be removed before going to bed and put back in the following day. The Partials Denture can break or shatter if dropped. |
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Partials Denture Adjustment
For a while you denture will fit snug in your mouth, but overtime eventually your Partials Denture will become loose because your bone and gum area may shrink. Any kind of denture whether a partial or a full denture should be adjusted by the dentist to accommodate the change in your mouth. If you dentures slide around in your mouth, it can cause sores, which will lead to infection. Any kind of infection in the mouth is serious business, and you should seek medical attention immediately if this happens. Do not attempt to make changes yourself because many who have ended up getting a new Partials Denture altogether. Your dentist has the expertise to bend and adjust your Partials Denture and understands the breaking points of the partial denture. Some have tried to adjust their clasps, and broke them right off, while others thought if they bend their partial slightly it would fit better. The results were disastrous, where the partial denture broke in half, and was not repairable.
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Acrylic Partial Denture|
Flexible Partial Dentures are made entirely with strong flexible plastic, rather than the regular Partials Denture that sits on a metal frame with metal clasps. Flexible Partial Dentures allows for the flexibility in your mouth when eating and speaking. The Flexible Partial Dentures is the Partials Denture of choice because it is strong and light weight providing a very comfortable mouth appliance. |
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The cost for a Flexible Partial Dentures is often higher than the metal-framed Partials Denture. But overall, the Flexible Partial Dentures does not have metal clasps that can break from the bending motion to hook around your existing teeth. The material of the Flexible Partial Dentures blends impressively into the mouth, creating an unnoticeable mouth appliance to wear. These kinds of dentures will also not break if dropped. |
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