Rebases de prótesis
New dentadura postiza will typically fit your mouth very securely as it has been designed specifically for your gums. As time goes on, your gum tissues will change and the fit of the dentadura will become more loose and thus more prone to movement inside your mouth. Having the dentadura professionally relined every one to two years will keep the dentadura secure and functional.
Hard Reline
All full dentures should have a hard reline every two years. removes a layer of plastic from the dentadura postiza interior surface, and then fills the denture with a putty-like material which conforms to the contours of your mouth creating an accurate impression. The denture is sent to the lab where it is adjusted to the new shape of your gum tissue. This results in maximum contact between the denture and your mouth.
Soft Reline
Some patients are unable to wear ordinary dentures because of tender gums or sore spots. may recommend relining the denture with a material that stays pliable for one to two years before needing replacement. This material is much less likely to give the patient sore spots than the standard hard reline acrylic. Patients experiencing these problems may also consider a more permanent solution of implant retained dentadura postiza.
Temporary Relines
Si dentadura postiza have not been serviced in quite some time, a patient’s gums may be red, swollen, or misshapen. This creates problems in taking impressions for a new hard or soft reline and may lead to a dentadura that would perpetuate the problem.
A temporary, o palliative (medicated) reline material may be recommended to allow the inflammation to subside. This reline makes the dentadura fit much more tightly, and is usually soft and pliable. After a few weeks, the gums return to a more normal state. The patient is then ready for his new dentadura or hard reline.