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What is the distance between tooth extraction and artificial tooth?.. How long does it usually take to prepare dental prosthesis?. Can artificial teeth be used immediately after tooth extraction? Artificial teeth are one of the most common solutions to compensate for the loss of teeth or to reduce their quality.... This vital process, in addition to restoring full beauty to the teeth, makes all your teeth usable like the first day.... ### Getting to know the healing process after tooth extraction The stage immediately after tooth extraction is a critical period in the healing process. After tooth extraction, the body begins a series of biological processes to heal the wound. This stage can be generally classified into several stages: **Blood Clot Formation**: Immediately after a tooth extraction, a blood clot forms in the cavity.... This clot is vital because it protects the underlying bone and nerve endings in the empty tooth cavity.... It also provides a foundation for new bone growth and soft tissue development in the clot.... ** The site of inflammation may be from the first few days to several days.. Swollen and tender.... This is a normal part of the body's inflammatory response that is necessary for healing. Tissue**: Over the following weeks, the body works to regenerate tissue to fill the cavity.... New bone forms at the bottom of the cavity and soft tissue gradually covers the top.... ** Gingival healing**: The gums around the tooth extraction site begin to repair and reshape.... This period plays an important role in the shape and health of the gum tissue in the future. Long-term recovery varies significantly between individuals and depends on factors such as age, overall health, and the complexity of the tooth extraction... Some key aspects of long-term treatment include: **Bone Remodeling**: Over several months, the jawbone around the tooth extraction site will rebuild and adapt to its new shape.. This process can affect how dentures fit, as changes in bone structure can alter gum contours.... **Gingival shrinkage**: As the bone regenerates, the gums also shrink, which is why there is a special period before reshaping... to ensure that the gum and bone are sufficiently stabilized for a comfortable and secure fit of the dentures... ### Timeline between tooth extraction and dentures The standard waiting period for placing dentures after tooth extraction is usually about 6-8 weeks. This time allows for initial healing and regeneration of gum tissue. However, this timeline can vary based on several factors: **Type of Tooth Extraction**: Simple tooth extractions may heal faster than complex procedures such as impacted wisdom teeth.... **Individual Healing Differences**: Individuals heal at different rates....Factors such as age, smoking and general health can affect this.... Extractions, while conventional dentures are placed after more advanced ones, it is important to have regular check-ups with your dentist during this period.. A period to monitor the healing process and Adjusting the timeline as necessary.. This careful monitoring ensures that when the dentures are finally fitted, they are comfortable, functional and aesthetically pleasing, providing the best possible outcome for the patient. **Age**: Elderly people may experience a slower rate of healing due to reduced cellular regeneration abilities... Therefore, they may need to wait longer before getting dentures.... **General health**: General health significantly affects healing... Conditions such as diabetes or immune system disorders can slow the healing process and increase waiting time.... **Type of tooth extraction**: The complexity of tooth extraction affects healing time In other words... a simple tooth extraction is usually faster than a surgical tooth extraction that involves removing bone or cutting gum tissue.... **Bone: Bone and gum health improves.. Gums can affect the waiting period.... Poor bone quality or gum disease may prolong the healing process... **Lifestyle factors**: Smoking, poor diet, and poor oral hygiene can delay healing and make waiting for dentures longer.... > The difference between dentures and overdentures ### types of artificial teeth #### Immediate dentures Immediate prostheses are placed immediately after tooth extraction. They have various advantages and disadvantages: ### Advantages: They provide an immediate replacement for missing teeth, which can be important for cosmetic and functional reasons.... They can help the healing process by protecting the extraction site.... #### Disadvantages: It may require frequent adjustments as the mouth heals and changes shape....it may have a smaller fit as the swelling from extractions decreases.... #### Conventional Dentures Conventional prostheses are installed after the gums have completely healed. Their advantages are: **Better fit**: Since they are placed after gum and bone repair, they generally fit better.... **Less adjustments**: They usually require fewer adjustments over time than immediate dentures.... > What is an overdenture?... - furniture prices > > Ordenture movable prostheses or implants ### Preparing to put artificial teeth after tooth extraction #### Dental evaluations Dental evaluations are very important in denture preparation. They ensure proper fit and comfort. These evaluations may include: - **Measurement and mold**: to create prostheses that are comfortable and perform well.... - **Jaw and bite alignment check**: to make sure that the denture does not cause problems for your bite or jaw... #### Personal preparation Mental and physical preparation for artificial teeth includes the following: - **Understanding the Process**: Knowing what to expect during the adjustment and adjustment periods.... - **Adjusting Lifestyle**: Making the necessary changes in diet and oral care in anticipation of the new denture.... ### The process of placing dentures after tooth extraction #### Initial connection The initial connection consists of several steps: **Prosthetic teeth test**: check fit and comfort.... **Making the necessary settings**: To ensure proper appearance and beauty... #### Settings and follow-up Regular scheduling and follow-up appointments are important for: **Ensuring comfort**: Adjusting the prosthesis for the changes in the gum and bone structure over time.... **Maintaining oral and dental health**: Examining the problems that may arise due to the use of artificial teeth... > Fixed or mobile prosthesis?..> > In the following, we will examine the types of artificial teeth. ### Denture care #### Daily maintenance Daily denture care routines include: **Cleaning**: Regular cleaning to remove food particles and prevent staining.... **Care**: To prevent warping, keep them in water or cleaning solution when not in use... #### Long-term Denture Care Long-term care includes: **Regular dental visits**: For professional cleaning and fitting of dentures.... **Correct fit**: Take care to avoid breakage when handling dentures.... Following these guidelines will ensure that your denture experience is as comfortable and beneficial as possible.... > Are gel dentures better or regular?... > > Is gel prosthesis better or natural? ### What are the side effects of not taking care of artificial teeth?.. The presence of food particles between artificial teeth provides the conditions for the growth of dental plaques and bacteria.. In addition to damaging the gums, bacteria cause bad breath. In addition to the problems mentioned, not following the hygiene principles causes oral thrush, which is very annoying... oral thrush makes it difficult for a person to speak and eat... so it is better for people who use artificial prostheses to brush their teeth at least twice a day... you dentist about the instructions for maintaining artificial teeth. > Gel artificial teeth > > Jelly artificial teeth are actually one of the new technologies in the field of artificial teeth technology in recent years. ### Common concerns about placing dentures after tooth extraction #### Pain management Managing pain and discomfort is a major concern during and after dentures. Here's how to manage it: **Initial Pain**: You will usually feel some pain and burning as your mouth adjusts to the new denture....this usually eases as your mouth gets used to the denture....**Pain Relief**: Over-the-counter pain relievers can be used to manage pain....however, it is important to consult your dentist for recommendations....**Proper Fit and Adjustment**: Regular visits to the dentist for adjustments can reduce the discomfort of ill-fitting dentures....#### Eating and Talking with dentures Adjusting to eating and talking with new dentures includes the following: **Start with soft foods**: Start with soft, easy-to-chew foods....gradually try more challenging foods as you adjust....**Chewing training**: Chew gently using both sides of your mouth to hold the denture in place....**Speech practice**: Speaking with dentures may be awkward and slower at first.. ##### Diet for Dentures Placing any artificial prosthesis inside the mouth will make eating a little difficult at first... but with time this difficulty will disappear and the patient will get used to the new body... It may take some time for the patient to get used to the prosthesis, but it is important to plan for the first weeks... - Use soft foods and do not eat hard foods or divide both into smaller pieces.... Do not chew gum with the prosthesis... It changes the shape of the prosthesis a lot. In the first days, speaking and pronouncing some words with dentures will be very difficult.... The best solution in such cases is to repeat the words that you have trouble pronouncing... #### Oral and dental hygiene Timely placement of dentures after tooth extraction is beneficial for oral and dental health: **Prevention of bone loss**: Dentures help maintain the shape and structure of the jaw bone and prevent the bone loss that often occurs following tooth loss... #### Quality of life By placing artificial teeth on time, the quality of life can be significantly improved: **Aesthetic benefits:** Dentures restore the appearance of a complete set of teeth and increase self-esteem and self-confidence.... **Improved speech and comfort**: Dentures can improve speech and make eating easier and positively affect social interactions and daily life.... > Gingival analysis after prosthetics > > How is gingival analysis treated after dentures? ### Immediate complications Possible immediate complications after getting artificial teeth are: **Sores and burning in the mouth**: caused by friction between the denture and the gums.... **Increased saliva production**: Temporary reaction when adjusting the mouth with the denture.... **Difficulty chewing and speaking**: Common in the initial stage when you are adjusting to the new denture.... ### Long term Long-term complications may result from ill-fitting dentures or inadequate care: **Gum and bone changes**: Improper dentures can lead to gum irritation and bone loss over time.. **Oral and dental hygiene issues:** Improper denture hygiene can lead to problems such as bad breath and gum disease... > What is the cause of loose dentures?.. > > Is it possible for artificial teeth to loosen? What methods are there to prevent dentures from loosening? ###