a dental appliance that artificially replaces missing teeth
a big change from having natural teeth and requires a period of adjustment
an appliance which is worn to replace lost or missing teeth
an artificial appliance comparable to eyeglasses
an artificial appliance fitted against living tissue
a removable appliance for the replacement of missing teeth and adjacent tissues
a removable appliance that initially can look esthetically attractive and natural
a removable dental appliance replacement for missing teeth and surrounding tissue
a removable piece of acrylic, (a hard plastic), which replaces all missing teeth
a removable prosthesis or appliance (complete or partial) made to replace natural teeth
a removable replacement for a missing tooth or teeth
a removable replacement for missing teeth and adjacent
a removable set of false teeth that is used to replace missing teeth in the mouth
a set of removable artificial teeth that rest directly on the gums and may be attached to adjoining teeth using clasps
a set of removable artificial teeth that rests directly on the gums, replacing all the teeth on a jaw
an artificial replacement for missing teeth and adjacent tissues.
A removable appliance that replaces all the teeth in either the upper or lower part of the mouth
A removable appliance that replaces all teeth and inserted as soon as the remaining teeth are removed.
a partial or full set of artificial removable teeth ( more on the subject)
A removable plasticlike prosthetic appliance that replaces either all or part of a patient's missing teeth.
Full Denture: when the patient has no teeth (edentulous) Immediate Denture: getting a denture at the time the patient gets teeth extracted Partial Denture: when the patient has a few teeth (partially edentulous)
A removable appliance used to replace teeth. A complete denture replaces all of the upper teeth and/or all the lower teeth.
An artificial substitute for missing natural teeth present in the mouth and capable of function.
Full set of artificial teeth (removable), upper and/or lower
an artificial set of teeth that is removable.
A removable restorative piece that replaces teeth. A complete denture replaces all of the teeth; a partial denture replaces some of the teeth.
a removable prosthetic designed to replace some or all missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
An artificial substitute for natural teeth and adjacent tissues.
a removable replacement of artificial teeth for missing natural teeth and surrounding tissues. Two types of dentures are available -- complete and partial. Complete dentures are used when all the teeth are missing, while partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain.
a removable set of artificial teeth.
A removable prosthesis to replace missing teeth.
(Immediate/complete/partial) (overdenture, temporary) An artificial object to replace missing teeth and their neighboring structures. There are many different types of denture to satisfy different treatment requirements and patient preferences.
Removable (partial or complete) set of artificial teeth
A lab-fabricated removable appliance (prosthesis) that replaces all of the teeth in the upper and/or lower jaw.
A removable appliance used to replace teeth. A complete denture replaces all of the teeth, a partial denture replaces some teeth. See also partial denture.
an artificial substitute for natural teeth and surrounding tissues.
An artificial substitute for missing natural teeth and adjacent structures. Complete Denture: A dental prosthesis which replaces the lost natural teeth and associated structures of the entire upper or lower jaw. Partial Denture: An artificial replacement of one or more but less than all of the natural teeth and associated structures. Usually removable.
An artificial set of teeth that can be removed. See the entire definition of Denture
a removable appliance (prosthesis) that replaces all of the teeth in either the upper or the lower jaw.