Removable dental prostheses to replace one or all missing teeth

KEIT Dental has seven dental treatment rooms organised to accommodate restorative dentistry, endodontics, implantology, and dental prosthetic procedures. When producing removable prostheses, diagnostic instruments, conventional impressions, and intraoral scans, when indicated, allow the dentist to record the shape of the dental arches, assess occlusion, and gather the information needed for prosthetic design. Complete acrylic dentures, partial dentures, flexible dentures, and metal-framework dentures are selected according to the condition of the remaining teeth and supporting tissues, with particular attention to stability, functionality, and comfort.

One of the main advantages of KEIT Dental is its ability to combine dental expertise with the multidisciplinary medical team at KEIT Day Hospital. The clinic works with professionals experienced in dental prosthetics, restorative dentistry, endodontics, and implantology. In particularly complex cases, oral and maxillofacial surgeons and other medical specialists may also be involved, depending on clinical needs.
For rehabilitation with removable dentures, collaboration between professionals allows the health of the remaining teeth, gum condition, and any need for preliminary treatments to be assessed. This approach makes it possible to coordinate denture fabrication with any necessary extractions, restorative treatments, or other procedures required for rehabilitation.

Before producing removable dentures, the dentist assesses the remaining teeth, gums, oral mucosa, bone support, and relationship between the dental arches. Particular attention is paid to the distribution of chewing forces, the stability of abutment teeth, and the anatomical characteristics of toothless areas. When necessary, the assessment may include X-rays and additional diagnostic evaluations to determine the most appropriate type of denture.
Thanks to its integration with KEIT Day Hospital, patients with particular medical conditions or those requiring complex preliminary treatments may undergo additional specialist assessments. Treatment planning therefore considers both the patient's prosthetic needs and general health.

One of KEIT Dental's distinguishing features is its in-house dental laboratory, which facilitates direct collaboration between dentists and dental technicians in producing customised dentures. Dental impressions or scans of the arches, together with occlusal records, allow complete and partial acrylic, flexible, or metal-framework dentures to be designed according to clinical indications.
Coordination between the clinic and laboratory allows the shape, colour, and position of artificial teeth to be checked, together with the fit of the denture base. Clinical try-in appointments allow stability, aesthetics, speech, and comfort to be assessed, with any necessary adjustments made before the final denture is delivered.

KEIT Dental follows hygiene and infection control protocols that include disinfecting treatment areas, sterilising instruments, and using disposable materials when indicated. During denture try-in and fitting appointments, particular attention is paid to the fit of the prosthesis, protection of the oral mucosa, and assessment of occlusal contacts.
For cases requiring prolonged monitoring or specific postoperative care, admission to KEIT Day Hospital's inpatient wards can also be arranged. These wards are equipped with healthcare staff and monitoring systems. This integration allows the level of care to be adapted to the patient's condition and the complexity of any associated procedures.

At KEIT Dental, patient care continues after removable denture fitting through personalised guidance and follow-up appointments scheduled according to clinical needs. Subsequent examinations allow the dentist to assess the fit of the denture, check for pressure points on the oral mucosa, and evaluate stability during chewing.
Patients receive guidance on cleaning, storing, and using their dentures correctly. When necessary, adjustments or denture relining may be performed to accommodate changes in the supporting tissues. For international patients, care may continue after they return to their home country through communication with the clinic and guidance on necessary follow-up appointments.

KEIT Dental places particular emphasis on treatment transparency and clinical documentation. Before removable dentures are made, patients receive information about the available types, materials used, fabrication stages, expected benefits, and potential limitations relating to denture stability and fit.
Clinical documentation includes diagnostic assessments, the prosthetic treatment plan, and the characteristics of the completed denture. The informed consent form, where required, and treatment quotation also allow patients to understand the details of the treatment and its associated costs. Any applicable guarantee conditions are specified in the contractual documentation, clarifying the coverage provided, exclusions, and arrangements for assistance. The longevity and functionality of removable dentures also depend on proper maintenance, changes in oral tissues, and regular dental check-ups.