Urdenture

Usually, one implant unit is placed for each missing tooth, but if the patient needs to implant multiple implants and his economic conditions do not allow this treatment with this number, we can place one attached crown unit between the two implant bases and when the implant is molded, instead of two crown units, deliver three units to the patient and provide the treatment with the implant Deliver fixed veneers to the patient and avoid moving plates or coatings.

It is important to note that only one attached veneer can be used between each implant unit, and no more. This means that if the patient has five units of teeth removed, they should have five implant units in place.

But if the patient’s economic condition does not allow five units, we can place three implants for this case and place two attached veneer units.

Therefore, it is not possible to place only two units and the rest will be filled with the attached veneer

In such cases, patients may have large denture areas that have lost the entire tooth in one jaw or both.

So again, if it is financially difficult to do a full maxillary or lower jaw implant and the number of implants, then it is better to go to the implant-based overdenture.

Overdenture treatments are one of the treatment solutions for patients who have lost all their teeth. Providing this treatment plan using osteointestinal dental implants causes stability and durability of the prosthesis, prevents further bone loss and improves the aesthetic and functional needs of patients, which consequently affects the patients’ self-confidence.

This treatment has many advantages over the use of dental hand, and improves the quality of life of people.

The ideal and excellent results of this treatment compared to old removable plaque or tooth impressions show that implant-based overdenture treatment is a very good replacement for full prosthesis (dental hand) in terms of durability and stability and is also a good replacement for full implant of the entire jaw.

Stability in implant insertion technique, prosthetic design and attachment systems are very significant in the stability of the overdenture and this treatment usually has a very high success rate.

In the case of the dental hand, it is true that it is one of the old and common treatments for the elderly, but patients who use a full or partial prosthesis, over time, due to periodontal or bone recessions, some dents or bumps remain on the gum and bone surface, preventing the tooth from sitting normally, and causing pain and inflammation or intraoral physiological changes, and Changes in muscle patterns cause instability and grip of the old tooth

Frequently leading to loosening, tooth eruption, harder speech and misuse for the patient.

Therefore, to solve the problem and create more grip and stability and prevent jaw bone loss, Ordenture treatment is recommended.

Implant-based overdenture requires two or four implant bases implanted in each jaw to implant after implants and implant to bone graft in the molding stage with the help of Overdenture we place a fixed plaque for the entire jaw on the implants

Overdenture prostheses are superior to conventional full prostheses (plaques or dental hand) in chewing and feeding force and force separation on the jaw inside the mouth.