MY FAKE TEMPORARY TEETH. Makeover transformation. Ep 8.

Dental Implants And Temporary Teeth: The Options

If you need a dental implant but you’re not ready for one — whether it’s for financial or emotional reasons — you can opt for a temporary tooth (assuming your dentist recommends one).
Usually, a dental professional will give you a temporary tooth when you’re waiting for the lab to make your permanent dentures. But sometimes, you can get a temporary tooth instead of an implant for the long-term.

Cemented Temporary Crowns
When it comes to temporary teeth, the cemented temporary crown is your best bet, although it’s not always possible. Plus, it can cause issues later on, so it’s not ideal for every patient.
The idea here is to cement the crown (the tooth-looking part of an implant) to the natural tooth or to the abutment of the implant.

Dental Flippers
If a screw-retained implant won’t work with the makeup of your mouth, gums, and jawbone, you can get a dental flipper tooth, which is a type of partial denture. It looks sort of like a retainer but with a fake tooth attached to the metal framework.

Temporary Dental Bridges
Usually made of acrylic material, a temporary dental bridge can be a more durable option compared to the others. It relies on the surrounding teeth for support, so they need to be sturdy and healthy.

Essix Retainers
An Essix is a customized clear retainer that fits over all the upper or lower teeth, depending on which you need. It’s similar to wearing a retainer from your orthodontist.

Snap-On Smile
Snap-On Smile is a type of brand for a removable prosthesis that covers multiple teeth or a single tooth.

DIY Temporary Tooth
One reliable way to make your own temporary tooth at home is with Temptooth. Temptooth sends you a at-home tooth-making kit, so if you need a replacement tooth in a jiffy, it’s a great option.

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