Removable dental prosthesis:

When there are still a few natural teeth in the jaw, movable or partial dentures are used. But when all the teeth are pulled out, we use full dentures. Even though dentists and dentists do their best to make removable dentures as a worthy substitute for your natural teeth and even though their appearance is unnatural. They don’t even make your smile design more beautiful, but the feeling and experience of new movable teeth may be strange for a few weeks until the muscles of the cheek and tongue learn how to cope with them, and for a few days after use, The gums may be slightly irritated and the production of oral saliva may increase slightly. But all this is until you get used to the prostheses completely.

Fixed prosthesis:

The best way to replace missing teeth, if you have free financial means, are fixed dental prostheses. There are two methods used for removing a dental prosthesis that cannot be moved, either a fixed prosthesis based on an implant that replaces one to all teeth in one jaw, and the other method is a fixed prosthesis that includes crown and breech dentures.