Necessary care after delivery of Parsil prosthesis
A partial prosthesis consists of several replacement teeth attached to a gum-colored plastic base, which are connected by a metal skeleton. Partial prosthesis with metal clamps or devices that are referred to as precise connections (they are not seen attached to your natural teeth and are usually more beautiful than metal clamps) it may be necessary to better match these precise connections, almost a partial prosthesis Cover with natural teeth. Especially precise joints are used.
- The dentist in Canada will give the necessary instructions in this regard. At first, you may be asked to use it all the time. Although this may be a little uncomfortable, it is the fastest way to show areas of the prosthesis that may need adjustment. If the prosthesis puts too much pressure on a certain area, that spot will become sore. The dentist adjusts your prosthesis to fit more easily. After making the necessary adjustments, the dentist usually recommends that you take it out of your mouth before going to bed and use it again in the morning.
- With the passage of time and age, the mouth changes naturally and it may be necessary to readjust the prosthesis. The bone and gums are weakened and the prosthesis becomes loose. Loose prosthesis causes many problems such as wound and infection.
- The new prosthesis may feel uncomfortable for a few weeks, even before the cheek and tongue muscles learn to hold it in place, and the prosthesis may feel loose. The mouth may be slightly inflamed or sore, or a temporary increase in the flow of saliva may be felt. Gradually, as the mouth gets used to the prosthesis, these problems will decrease.
- Usually, one or more follow-up sessions are required after the delivery of the prosthesis.
- Like natural teeth, dentures should be brushed daily so that the denture remains clean and free of food, plaque, and pigments and the mouth is healthy. It is better to use toothbrushes for prosthetics or a toothbrush with soft bristles.
- Toothbrushes with hard bristles damage the prosthesis.
