1. The flexibility of cleaning and maintenance. As patients can remove dentures can be removed manually.
2. The ability to hide the imperfections in the gum area easily.
3. The natural appearance, especially for those who suffer from severe bone loss.
4. The affordability of this kind is in comparison to the non-removable ones.

1. The complication of the first administration of the removable dentures. Soreness and ulceration on the gum due to their rubbing against each other.
2. These removable dentures take some time to grasp the gum, giving the sense of moving in the oral cavity.
3. The use of abrasives can stain the acrylic material of the dentures.

Conventional Dentures
This type will need extraction of the remaining natural teeth. The dentures are placed after a complete gum healing. This time gap can result in a period, which is the healing time, with no teeth; A significant drawback of this type.

Immediate Dentures
This type is used on the patient’s visit to natural teeth extraction. The dentist will take the exact measurements of this oral cavity and deliver removable dentures according to these measurements. After the healing period, a re-alignment and re-modeling to the new measures of the gum.

Overdentures
In this type, there is no need for extraction of the normal teeth. The dentures are set on the remaining teeth and fill the spaces of the missing ones. It is retained by a metal bar that secures a typical look and an enhanced fit.