Is it possible to remove all teeth and replace them with new ones, white, even, never deteriorating?

Teeth are removed, only for medical reasons. And if you want even and white teeth, go to the consultation with a dentist. One of the options is the installation of veneers.

In modern dentistry, there are technologies and materials that allow you to restore the dentition so that it looks natural. To replace all the teeth, we recommend installing the prosthesis on implants, since it will not be possible to fix artificial crowns on the gums in another way. This operation is the best way out for those who have few of their teeth left.

The prosthesis is installed as follows:

• During preparation, you take tests, take pictures and impressions of your teeth;
• Implantation begins with the removal of the remaining teeth;
• Immediately, implants are screwed into or near some of the holes - usually 4 or 6 pieces;
• After that or within 72 hours, a prefabricated prosthesis is attached to them;
• For several days you experience postoperative pain, for several weeks you get used to talking and eating with the help of new teeth, visit a doctor every six months;
• After 6-36 months, change the temporary lightweight prosthesis to a permanent one. You still see your doctor prophylactically.

Manufacturers give a long and sometimes lifetime warranty for implants, and for prostheses - 15-20 years. It is a reliable method of restoring teeth for life.

Considerations for a full denture

If you have enough healthy teeth, dentists will try to keep them until the latter and suggest other ways to restore a smile. Because any denture will not completely replace your own tooth. There are also nuances of full prosthetics:

• New beautiful white teeth must be cleaned as thoroughly as your own, even better, otherwise they will soon turn yellow (like your own);
• The gums remain your own, and if not cared for, they become inflamed and bleed. Because of this, implants begin to reject;
• The rods are installed not 32, like teeth, but much less. The bone between them does not receive a load and atrophies, that is, it sags. The mucous membrane sags behind it, exposing the implants, on which the infection immediately appears;
• In rare cases, allergies may occur to implants or prosthetic materials, so it is important to exclude it before surgery;
• The whole procedure is expensive: only a permanent prosthesis will cost more than an implantation and a temporary prosthesis.

Solution for ugly but healthy teeth

If you don't like the way your teeth look, but they are strong and there is no indication for removal, install veneers. These are thin plates on the front of the teeth. The method is cheaper and much less traumatic: the doctor only polishes the front surfaces of the teeth so that the plates lie flat and do not protrude much forward.

Read more about prosthetics with complete edentulousness in our article.

Yes, you can even change the shape of the jaw, only replacing all the teeth with new ones will cost a HUGE amount of money, and maybe even a fortune. You can do procedures that improve the condition of the teeth (for example, whitening, etc.), although some rich people transplanted yourself organs.