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Dr. Abhishek Kumar Modi is a Dentist in BTM Layout 2nd Stage, Bangalore and has an experience of 8 years in this field. Dr. Abhishek Kumar Modi practices at…
BDS, MDS - Oral Medicine and Radiology
Dental Surgery
Dr. Srinivas K Completed His Dental Training At College Of Dental Sciences Davangere In 1997 And Subsequently Completed His Oral Medicine Training And Obtain…
BDS, Certificate of Oral Implantology
Dental Surgery
A creative dentist is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others.
BDS
Dental Surgery
Dr. Sowmya Vijapure Co-founder of Care Dentaire has completed her Bachelors from the prestigious SJM College of Dental Sciences. She also has pursued her Fel…
BDS, Fellowship in Oral implantlogy
Dentist
Dr. Mriganka Sareen's previous experiences include being a lecturer in JDC for 2 years in the pedodontics department.
BDS
Dental Surgery
Dr. Pankajakshii Deep is a dental surgeon and dentist in Budigere Cross, Mandur, Avalahalli and Bommenahallai Area in Bangalore and has an experience of 13 y…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Uma Rani is a Dentist in Banashankari 3rd Stage, Bangalore and has an experience of 14 years in this field. Dr. Uma Rani practices at Madhwa Dental Clini…
BDS
Dental Surgery
Friendly and professional.
MDS - Prosthodontics, BDS
Dentist
Dr. Bhagyashri Bhalani received her bachelor’s degree from A J Institute of Dental Sciences, Mangalore . She pursued her master degree in the field of prosth…
Fellowship and Diplomate in Implantology from ICOI (USA)
Dentist
Dr. Lokesh B Kenkere is a Prosthodontist,Endodontist and Periodontist in MG Road, Bangalore and has an experience of 26 years in these fields. Dr. Lokesh B K…
BDS
Dental Surgery
Im very friendly and enthusiastic about my work.
BDS
Dentist
On Sundays, Consultation is done only by a prior appointment.
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BPS denture fixing is an advanced denture treatment procedure that involves the fabrication and placement of Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) dentures designed to provide improved comfort, stability, function, and aesthetics compared to conventional dentures. BPS dentures are created using precise clinical and laboratory techniques to ensure a highly accurate fit and natural appearance.
This modern denture system is commonly recommended for patients who have lost multiple or all teeth and require high-quality removable dental prostheses for improved chewing, speaking, and facial support.
BPS (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) dentures are premium removable dentures developed using advanced impression techniques, jaw relation recording, and specialized materials to create more precise and comfortable dentures.
These dentures are designed to:
● Improve denture fit
● Enhance chewing efficiency
● Increase stability
● Provide natural-looking aesthetics
● Improve overall oral function
BPS dentures may be used as:
● Complete dentures
● Partial dentures
BPS dentures may be recommended for patients with:
● Complete tooth loss
● Multiple missing teeth
● Difficulty with conventional dentures
● Poor denture stability
● Problems chewing food
● Facial collapse due to tooth loss
● Speech difficulties caused by missing teeth
They are especially beneficial for patients seeking enhanced comfort and long-term denture performance.
BPS denture systems offer several advantages over conventional dentures, including:
● Better denture fit
● Improved comfort
● Greater chewing efficiency
● Enhanced speech clarity
● Increased denture stability
● Natural tooth appearance
● Better facial support
● Reduced sore spots
● Improved patient confidence
The precision of the BPS system helps provide more predictable and functional results.
You may be a suitable candidate if you:
● Have lost all or most natural teeth
● Experience loose conventional dentures
● Want premium-quality dentures
● Have difficulty chewing with standard dentures
● Desire improved aesthetics and comfort
● Maintain healthy oral tissues
A dental examination helps determine whether BPS dentures are appropriate for your needs.
1. Initial Dental Consultation
The dentist evaluates oral health, jaw structure, gum condition, and patient expectations.
The examination may include:
● Oral examination
● Dental X-rays
● Assessment of jaw relations
● Evaluation of existing dentures
2. Precise Impression Taking
Special impression materials and techniques are used to capture highly accurate impressions of the gums and oral tissues.
This helps improve denture retention and comfort.
3. Jaw Relation Recording
Detailed measurements are taken to determine:
● Bite alignment
● Jaw movement
● Facial proportions
● Functional positioning
Accurate jaw relation recording contributes to improved chewing and speech.
4. Trial Denture Evaluation
A trial denture setup may be tested to evaluate:
● Appearance
● Bite
● Tooth arrangement
● Comfort
Adjustments are made before final fabrication.
5. Final Denture Fabrication
The dentures are manufactured using high-quality materials and specialized laboratory techniques to achieve precise fit and durability.
6. Denture Placement and Adjustments
The completed BPS dentures are fitted and adjusted to optimize:
● Stability
● Comfort
● Function
● Aesthetics
Follow-up visits may be required for minor refinements.
Patients may require a short adjustment period after receiving dentures.
Temporary symptoms may include:
● Mild gum soreness
● Increased saliva production
● Minor speech difficulty
● Difficulty chewing certain foods initially
Most patients gradually adapt within a few weeks.
Proper denture care is essential for long-term success.
Recommended care includes:
● Cleaning dentures daily
● Removing dentures at night if advised
● Using denture-cleaning solutions
● Maintaining oral hygiene
● Attending regular dental checkups
● Handling dentures carefully to avoid breakage
Good maintenance helps improve denture lifespan and oral health.
Patients are generally advised to:
● Start with soft foods initially
● Cut food into smaller pieces
● Chew evenly on both sides
● Avoid extremely hard or sticky foods during the adjustment phase
Chewing ability usually improves as patients adapt to the dentures.
Although BPS dentures are highly effective, some limitations may include:
● Initial adjustment period
● Occasional sore spots
● Need for future relining
● Gradual jawbone changes over time
● Denture wear or damage with prolonged use
Regular follow-up visits help maintain proper denture fit and comfort.
The lifespan of BPS dentures depends on:
● Oral hygiene
● Material quality
● Jawbone changes
● Denture maintenance
● Regular dental care
Periodic adjustments or replacement may eventually be needed as oral structures change over time.
BPS dentures are advanced biofunctional dentures designed to provide improved fit, comfort, stability, and natural appearance compared to conventional dentures.
BPS stands for Biofunctional Prosthetic System.
BPS dentures use advanced impression and fabrication techniques to provide better precision, comfort, and function.
Yes. They are specifically designed to improve comfort and reduce common denture problems such as looseness and sore spots.
The treatment may require multiple appointments over several days or weeks depending on the complexity of the case.
Most patients experience improved chewing ability, although an adjustment period is common initially.
BPS dentures are removable prostheses, but they are designed for long-term use with proper care and maintenance.
Clean them daily using a denture brush and recommended denture-cleaning solutions while maintaining good oral hygiene.
Yes. Properly fitted dentures can help improve speech clarity and oral function.
Individuals with complete or multiple tooth loss seeking premium-quality dentures with better comfort and stability may benefit from BPS dentures.