Oral Complications resulting from fixed and Partial denture Prosthesis

Denture prosthesis, when properly designed, carefully made, and serviced when needed, can be an entirely satisfactory restoration and serve as a means of preserving the remaining oral structures as well as restoring missing dentition. Periodic recall of the patient to evaluate the oral tissues, their response to the restoration, and the restorations themselves is a part of total treatment responsibility. Changes in oral structures or the dentures must be ascertained rather soon to avoid compromised oral health. This can be accomplished by periodic recall. This paper is dealing with several issues concerning the practice of complete and removable prosthetics dentistry, mainly the design and construction, and its effect on the oral health.