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After the last teeth are extracted, we are able to produce a complete denture for “the toothless”. What is the use of it, beyond -of course- that you have to “grind” your food with it?
In the first place is the aesthetics. The shape of the face is predominantly determined by the teeth. A denture also gives support to the soft tissue in the mouth. Nobody likes to walk around with sunken cheeks and an inflamed mouth.
Furthermore, it ensures that the sounds of speech are not leaving the mouth distorted. Finally, the denture prevents problems in the jaw joint, which can result in headaches and ear pain.
Veringmeier reflects on all these points and then produces a perfect denture according to the applicable standards.
What to expect
Step 1
If your denture’s fit becomes loose due to shrinking jaw rims, and it causes pain, eating-/speech problems, but filling (rebasing) is no longer possible, it is probably time for a new prosthesis. We discuss with you your complaints, wishes and possiblities during the intake conversation. It is common for 6 visits to take place in order to have a denture.
Step 2
Together we will find a solution and agree a treatment proposal.
Step 3
To make a beautiful and fitting denture, prints are made followed by bite impressions and a try-in prosthesis. If everything is satisfactory, the final denture is made.
Step 4
There will be a follow-up to address any complaints like pain, difficulty in chewing or in speaking.
Step 5
You are satisfied with your denture and have no complaints. If this change in the course of time, do not hesitate to contact us again. We are happy to serve you.
Questions that have already been raised by many
Depending on your insurer, generally once every 5/6 years 75% reimbursement can be claimed under the health insurance. The remaining 25% is the legally compulsory personal contribution, which may partly be covered by the supplementary insurance. You pay approximately € 250 extra yourself. For more information, click here.
Not necessarily. Only if your denture is so worn out that it is impossible to fill it (perhaps after 5 to 7 years). We recommend to adjust the denture every 3 years to make it fit perfectly.
A full denture has a personal contribution of 10%. Repair of a partial denture is not covered by the health insurance, but under the supplementary insurance and thus depends on your insurance conditions. Please contact us, we are able to give you detailed information about it.