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Dr. Chitra S Shetty is a Dentist, Dental Surgeon practicing at HSR Layout, Bangalore and has an experience of 15 years in these fields. Dr. Chitra S Shetty p…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Ann Thomas is a Dentist in Ramamurthy Nagar, Bangalore and has an experience of 15 years in this field. Dr. Ann Thomas practices at White Dental Care in…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Sushritha, completed her BDS from The Oxford Dental College & Hospital, and has been working as a cosmetic dental surgeon at various clinics around Banga…
BDS, MDS - Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
Dentist
Dr Dinesh graduated from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Bangalore. postgraduate from M.S.Ramaiah Dental College Bangalore, he is Senior Root Cana…
BDS
Dental Surgery
Dr. Vikram V Kamath has been into consultation practice for over 7 years. Kamath's Dental Clinic was set up with an idea to provide Specialized dentistry wit…
BDS
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Dr. Kiran raj n is a Dentist and Endodontist in Banaswadi, Bangalore and has an experience of 8 years in these fields.
MDS - Oral Medicine and Radiology, BDS
Dentist
Dr. Vishwanath Rangdhol is a professor of oral medicine and a certified implantologist with an 20 year professional experience. He is a senior practitioner s…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Bhavana Patil is dedicated to her proffession and look forward to provide utmost patient satisfaction.
BDS
Dental Surgery
Dr Nahid Azeeza, BDS. The founder of Dentis Zone [Multi-Specialty Family Dental Care] comes with an experience of over 8 years. She graduated from Rajiv Gand…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Jagadish N is a Dentist in Kadugodi, Bangalore and has an experience of 11 years in this field. Dr. Jagadish N practices at Ekadantha Dental Care in Kadu…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Srimani is a Dentist and Dental Surgeon in JP Nagar 1 Phase, Bangalore and has an experience of 22 years in these fields. Dr. Srimani practices at Ujwala…
BDS, MDS - Orthodontics
Dentist
Dr. Nandini Nelivigi completed her BDS in the year 1997 and MDS in the year 2002 securing the second rank at the university during graduation and topping Raj…
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Immediate dentures are removable dental prostheses that are inserted immediately after the extraction of natural teeth. Unlike conventional dentures, which are fitted after the gums have fully healed, immediate dentures allow patients to leave the dental clinic with replacement teeth on the same day as their tooth extraction.
Immediate dentures help maintain appearance, support facial structures, and allow patients to continue speaking and eating while the gums heal. They are commonly recommended for individuals who require multiple tooth extractions or complete removal of teeth due to extensive dental disease, trauma, or advanced gum disease.
Immediate dentures are prefabricated dentures created before tooth extraction. The dentist takes impressions and measurements of the patient's mouth in advance so that the denture can be placed immediately after the teeth are removed.
They may be used as:
● Complete immediate dentures (replacing all teeth in an arch)
● Partial immediate dentures (replacing several missing teeth)
These dentures act as a temporary solution during the healing phase and may later be adjusted, relined, or replaced with permanent dentures.
Immediate dentures may be recommended for patients who:
● Require full-mouth tooth extraction
● Have severe tooth decay
● Have advanced periodontal (gum) disease
● Have multiple damaged or non-restorable teeth
● Want to avoid being without teeth during healing
● Need restoration of chewing and speaking ability
● Wish to maintain facial appearance after extractions
Immediate dentures provide both functional and cosmetic benefits during recovery.
Complete Immediate Dentures
These replace all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both immediately after extraction.
Common Uses:
● Full-mouth rehabilitation
● Advanced periodontal disease
● Extensive tooth loss
Partial Immediate Dentures
These replace only a few missing teeth while preserving the remaining healthy natural teeth.
Common Uses:
● Multiple tooth extractions
● Localized dental damage
● Partial tooth loss
1. Initial Consultation
The dentist evaluates oral health, discusses treatment goals, and determines whether immediate dentures are appropriate.
The examination may include:
● Dental X-rays
● Oral examination
● Assessment of gum and bone health
● Treatment planning
2. Impressions and Measurements
Before tooth extraction, impressions of the mouth are taken to create a custom denture.
Measurements include:
● Bite registration
● Jaw alignment
● Tooth size and shape
● Facial appearance considerations
3. Denture Fabrication
A dental laboratory fabricates the denture based on the impressions and treatment plan.
The prosthesis is designed to fit immediately after extraction.
4. Tooth Extraction
The affected teeth are removed under local anesthesia or other appropriate anesthesia methods.
5. Immediate Denture Placement
The denture is inserted immediately after tooth extraction.
The dentist checks:
● Fit
● Comfort
● Bite alignment
● Appearance
The denture also acts as a protective bandage over extraction sites.
6. Follow-Up Visits
Several follow-up appointments are typically required to:
● Adjust pressure areas
● Improve comfort
● Monitor healing
● Modify fit as the gums shrink during recovery
Immediate dentures offer several advantages:
● No period without teeth
● Improved appearance immediately after extraction
● Enhanced confidence and self-esteem
● Support for facial muscles and tissues
● Assistance with speech and chewing
● Protection of extraction sites during healing
● Faster adaptation to wearing dentures
They help patients maintain normal social and professional activities during recovery.
Healing occurs gradually over several months after tooth extraction.
Patients may experience:
● Mild discomfort
● Gum soreness
● Swelling
● Increased saliva production
● Temporary speech difficulties
Most symptoms improve as the mouth adapts to the denture.
Proper denture care is important for oral health and longevity.
Recommended care includes:
● Cleaning dentures daily
● Removing dentures as instructed by the dentist
● Using approved denture cleaning solutions
● Maintaining good oral hygiene
● Attending regular dental follow-ups
● Avoiding extremely hard or sticky foods during healing
Good maintenance helps prevent irritation and infection.
Although generally safe, immediate dentures may have some limitations:
● Frequent adjustments may be needed
● Gums and bone shrink during healing
● Temporary discomfort
● Looseness as healing progresses
● Difficulty chewing certain foods initially
● Possible sore spots on gums
● Future relining or replacement may be required
Regular dental monitoring helps address these issues effectively.
You may be a suitable candidate if you:
● Need multiple tooth extractions
● Have healthy supporting bone structures
● Want immediate tooth replacement
● Are committed to follow-up care
● Can maintain proper denture hygiene
A dentist will determine suitability through a detailed evaluation.
Immediate dentures are dentures placed immediately after tooth extraction so patients do not have to remain without teeth during healing.
Immediate dentures are often used temporarily during healing and may later require relining, adjustment, or replacement with permanent dentures.
Some discomfort is normal after extractions, but the procedure itself is performed under anesthesia. Most discomfort improves as healing progresses.
Yes, although soft foods are generally recommended during the initial healing period.
They are typically placed on the same day as tooth extraction.
Yes. As the gums and bone heal, changes in the mouth may require several denture adjustments.
Your dentist may recommend wearing them continuously for the first 24 hours after surgery and then provide instructions regarding nighttime removal.
Clean them daily using a denture brush and approved denture-cleaning products while following your dentist's instructions.
Patients requiring multiple extractions who wish to maintain appearance and oral function immediately after tooth removal are often good candidates for immediate dentures.