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Retentive systems for implant borne hybrid denturesStraumann Soft Tissue Level Implant Lineage IT (International Team for Implantology) is academic partner of Institute Trauma AG in the areas of research

How to fill out implant-borne hybrid dentures

How to fill out implant-borne hybrid dentures:

1. Start by ensuring that the dentures are clean and free of any debris or residue.
2. Apply a small amount of denture adhesive or dental glue onto the fitting surface of the dentures.
3. Place the dentures onto the implants in the mouth, making sure to align them properly with the surrounding teeth and gums.
4. Gently press down on the dentures to ensure a secure fit and proper alignment.
5. Check for any discomfort or uneven pressure points while wearing the dentures. If necessary, adjust the fit by trimming or adjusting the denture material.
6. It is important to maintain good oral hygiene by brushing the dentures regularly and soaking them in a denture cleaner or mild solution.
7. Regularly visit your dentist for check-ups and adjustments, as the fit of the dentures may change over time.

Who needs implant-borne hybrid dentures:

1. Individuals with missing teeth who want a more permanent and stable solution compared to traditional removable dentures.
2. People who have sufficient jawbone structure to support dental implants.
3. Those who desire a natural-looking smile and improved chewing ability.
4. Patients who may have experienced bone loss or gum recession, making traditional dentures less effective.
5. Individuals who are in good overall health and do not have any conditions that may interfere with the success of dental implants.
6. Patients who are committed to maintaining good oral hygiene and regularly visiting their dentist for care and adjustments.

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What is implant-borne hybrid dentures?

Implant-borne hybrid dentures are a type of dental prosthesis that combines dental implants with dentures to provide a more stable and secure tooth replacement option.

Who is required to file implant-borne hybrid dentures?

Dentists or dental professionals who perform the procedure and create the implant-borne hybrid dentures are required to file the necessary documentation.

How to fill out implant-borne hybrid dentures?

To fill out implant-borne hybrid dentures, the dentist or dental professional must include detailed information about the patient, the procedure, the materials used, and any follow-up care instructions.

What is the purpose of implant-borne hybrid dentures?

The purpose of implant-borne hybrid dentures is to improve the function and appearance of a patient's teeth by providing a secure and stable solution for missing teeth.

What information must be reported on implant-borne hybrid dentures?

The information that must be reported on implant-borne hybrid dentures includes details about the patient, the dental implants used, the materials for the dentures, and any relevant medical history.