“How many teeth can be missing for a partial denture?”
I have 3 missing teeth. How many teeth can be missing for a partial denture?
4 Answers
DentalHygienistDenturist
A partial denture can replace one or several missing teeth, making it an ideal solution if you have 3 missing teeth, like in your case. As long as you have healthy remaining teeth to support the appliance, a partial denture can restore both function and appearance.
For a customized solution, consult Dr. Marielaina Perrone, DDS in Henderson, NV to see if a partial denture is right for your smile restoration needs.
For a customized solution, consult Dr. Marielaina Perrone, DDS in Henderson, NV to see if a partial denture is right for your smile restoration needs.
If you want to have all three missing teeth in the arch replaced at the lowest possible cost, then a partial would be best of all options. If the three teeth are all adjacent to one another then a parital would be the best bet.
Depends if in different parts of the same jaw or contiguous
Recommend fixed rather than removable teeth like implants whence possible
Recommend fixed rather than removable teeth like implants whence possible
Well the fewest teeth I like to place a partial on is four. One bicuspid and canine on each side. Occasionally I’ve only had two canines to anchor in to successfully. However any fewer than three or four teeth is risky.
