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- Q How long does getting Cu-Sil partial dentures take?
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Dr. Saul Miller, DentistryAfter complete examination, radiographs and treatment plan and financial arrangements, an appointment is scheduled for impressions. Impressions are made, along with tooth and shade selection. The measurements for the bite may be taken at the impression... Full Answer
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- Q When should I call the dentist after getting Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Call your dentist after getting Cu-Sil partial dentures if the dentures are uncomfortable or feel as if they do not fit correctly. Call your dentist immediately if you have any signs of infection, such as pain or a toothache, swelling or redness... Full Answer
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- Q What should I tell my dentist prior to getting Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Before you get Cu-Sil partial dentures, since you may require anesthesia, be sure to tell your dentist if you are pregnant or if you have heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, a bleeding disorder, or any other illness. Tell your dentist... Full Answer
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- Q How do I know if I need Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Dr. Saul Miller, DentistryCu-Sil dentures utilize an elastic gasket (the Cu-Sil) that surrounds the supporting teeth of a partial denture for retention of the prosthesis. It is often used with periodontally involved teeth that are loose, mobile and poor candidates for... Full Answer
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- Q What should I expect when I get Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Dr. Saul Miller, DentistryAs with any denture, the patient should expect a period of adapting to the denture including learning to wear, eat and speak with them. Of course, there may also be adjustments that are needed. Cu-Sil dentures utilize an elastic gasket (the Cu-Sil)... Full Answer
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- Q How long are Cu-Sil partial dentures effective?
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Dr. Saul Miller, DentistryThe Cu-Sil gasket itself may be somewhat difficult to maintain and keep clean, may cause some gum irritation, and may have to be periodically replaced. Also according to the manufacturer specific cleaning products must be used to avoid deterioration of... Full Answer
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- Q What are the risks of getting Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Dr. Jerry Gordon, DentistryCu-Sil partial dentures are used when the remaining teeth are in poor condition or there is a single tooth left in the jaw. The design of the denture can accelerate the loosening of a tooth so that it needs to be extracted and added to the denture. Full Answer
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- Q What are the benefits of getting Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Dr. Jerry Gordon, DentistryThe Cu-Sil partial denture is cosmetically appealing because it has no metal clasps and it can be easily converted to a full denture after natural teeth are extracted. Full Answer
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- Q What are Cu-Sil partial dentures?
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Dr. Saul Miller, DentistryCu-Sil dentures utilize an elastic gasket (the Cu-Sil) that surrounds the supporting teeth of a partial denture for retention of the prosthesis. It is often used with periodontally involved teeth that are loose, mobile and poor candidates for... Full Answer
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- Q How will I know if getting a silver dental filling was successful?
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You’ll know over time whether your silver dental filling (also known as an amalgam dental filling) is successful. Some pain or sensitivity is common after first getting a filling, but this should go away after a few weeks. If you have pain when you... Full Answer
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