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Elisabetta Canalis

01/09/2016

Toronto Bridge or Dentures: Which Should You Choose?

Removable dentures are designed to replace teeth in cases of total edentulism and to fully restore chewing function. However, this type of prosthesis, being removable, has several disadvantages. It tends to move when patients eat, speak, or laugh. This is particularly true for lower dentures, which, unlike upper dentures, cannot rely on the suction effect of the palate. As a result, patients often need to use adhesive paste to achieve a more comfortable fit.

Removable dentures, therefore, offer reduced functionality, stability, and aesthetics compared to fixed prostheses. Over time, they also contribute to bone resorption and weakening of the jaw and can reduce the perception of taste (in the case of upper dentures).

At Freesmile, we believe the best use of removable dentures is as a temporary solution while waiting for a permanent one. It is possible to replace entire arches with prostheses screwed onto four implants (All-on-4®). This technique allows for the application of a fixed prosthesis called the Toronto Bridge and offers many advantages:

  • It is the ideal solution for arches with total tooth loss and can replace removable dentures.
  • The surgical procedure is less invasive compared to other solutions that require more implants.
  • It is a more cost-effective solution compared to other fixed options, as it allows for the placement of an entire arch of teeth with the minimum number of implants.
  • It saves time, as all fixed prostheses can be applied to a single structure in just a few sessions.
  • It eliminates issues with prosthesis displacement during chewing, as it is securely anchored to the osseointegrated implants.

Thanks to a special promotion, we can offer a Toronto Freesmile prosthesis screwed onto four implants for just €6,490, an extremely competitive price. For more information, call us at 06.3333377.

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