1. IMMEDIATE DENTURES

2. • An immediate denture is a prosthesis placed immediately following
tooth extraction due to aesthetic reason.
• It is used to enhance esthetics, protect extraction-related surgical
wound and provide function during healing.
• This type of transitional denture is often associated with a larger
number of teeth being extracted on the day of prosthesis insertion
and a higher degree of unpredictability relative to anticipated healing

3. • An immediate complete denture is a restoration fabricated prior to
tooth extraction, which is placed in the patient's mouth immediately
following the removal of the remaining teeth.

4. Classification
An immediate denture is classified as:
• A. Conventional immediate denture- one placed after healing is
completed and denture is relined to serve as the long-term
prosthesis.
• B. Interim or Transitional immediate denture- prosthesis is designed
to enhance esthetics, stabilization and or function for a limited period
of time, after which it is replaced by a definitive prosthesis.
• C. Lavere and Krol classifed immediate dentures as conventional
immediate dentures, transitional dentures or diagnostic dentures
(splint) and each further into groups as having a labial flange, partial
labial flange, flangeless immediate denture .

6. DEFINITION

9. INDICATION

10. CONTRAINDICATION

12. ADVANTAGES

25. PROCEDURE INVOLVED IN FABRICATION

28. MOUTH PREPARATION- removal of all posterior
teeth(4 to 6wks before final impression)
except,unilateral/bilateral bicuspids to maintain VD
Single satge- all teeth removed in onne visit—
denture inserted in same visit-only in very depleted
oral condition
CLINICAL PROCEDURES- Impression,JR,Teeth
selection and arrangement,posterior try in to verify
CR,Anterior teeth arrangement and try in
Insertion

29. 24 hrs 48 hrs 1 week
3- 4
weeks
4-6 wks