A denture is a detachable prosthesis used to replace lost teeth and surrounding tissue. There are two varieties of dentures available: full and partial. When all natural teeth are lost, complete dentures are utilized; when some natural teeth are still present, partial dentures are used. There are two types of complete dentures: "conventional" and "immediate." A traditional denture is prepared for insertion into the mouth eight to twelve weeks following the extraction of teeth and the start of the healing process of the gum tissue. Immediate dentures, in contrast to traditional dentures, can be placed as soon as the teeth are extracted because they are prefabricated. The wearer need not go without teeth during the healing process as a result. But over time, particularly in the healing phase after tooth extraction, bones and gums recede. Since they need more alterations to fit correctly during the healing process, instant dentures have this drawback over conventional dentures. As a result, they should only be used as a temporary fix until conventional dentures can be created.
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