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How about dentures for someone like me who has only a few teeth on the top or on the bottom?
Q. I only have a few upper and lower teeth left. Can I still get partial dentures? At another clinic they recommended that I get the rest of my teeth pulled out and have All-on-4 implants put in. My bone tissue is thin and the implants would require bone supplementing surgery making my case particularly miserable.
I heard about the telescope technique on the Inaba Dental Clinic website. If there are dentures available that don't cause discomfort, please let me know about it.
A. In recent years many people come to me wondering whether they should go with dentures or implants. It seems that people have a negative perception towards dentures and many are choosing to go with implants as a first choice. There is actually another choice that many people do not know about. That is the telescope system developed in Germany.
This technology has a longer than 120 year history in Germany, which is recognized as a leading country in dentistry. In Japan however the technology remains relatively unknown. I believe that it can be said about many fields that technology from Europe is slow to make its way to Japan. But this technique is so popular in Germany that it is not uncommon to find questions on national student examinations concerning telescope system treatment plans, design, and production methods.
One of these methods is Resilience telescope, which can be used with only a few remaining teeth.
Resilience telescope, developed at Tubingen University in Germany, is an excellent technique that uses your remaining teeth without the need for extraction. The periodontal membrane that surrounds your natural teeth is preserved, which means that when biting with Resilience telescope dentures, your brain is stimulated in the same way as if you were using your natural teeth.
I can only imagine how troublesome eating must be for people who have only a few teeth left. If you can regain the joy of eating, this will lead to improved lifestyle and quality of life. And if you are down to your last few teeth, it is conceivable that you have already undergone gingivitis treatment, have experienced partial dentures, and have not found esthetic satisfaction in your smile.
With Resilience telescope we can also help shape the contours of your mouth. Since these dentures are esthetically superior, our patients are very happy to choose the telescope system. Also, there is no need for any surgical operations, as is the case with implants. This makes Resilience telescope a safe choice for your body and an excellent option for people afraid to go under the knife.
For more information about Resilience telescope please have a look using the link below.
Making use of what teeth you have left with Resilience telescope
トップへ » How about dentures for someone like me who has only a few teeth on the top or on the bottom?
