Dental treatments, diagnostics

Naturadent Treatment Plan: The Foundation for Your Teeth's Healthy Future

There are times in our lives when we feel sure we know what we need. But sometimes it turns out that we need something else to achieve our goals. It's good to have someone with us who can give us a perfect assessment of where we are and what steps we need to take to achieve what we really want.

The Naturadent comprehensive check-up is precisely about this. Our dentists will thoroughly examine the condition of your teeth and gums. They will give you a detailed description, outlining any challenges and suggesting solutions tailored to your needs and options. Once you have a detailed treatment plan in place, you can choose which of our state-of-the-art treatments is the optimal solution to achieve your goals in consultation with your friendly Naturadent specialist.

A full dental health check - what does it include?

In our comfortable, downtown office, our experienced and friendly professionals will help you identify existing oral, periodontal and gum-related lesions and provide accurate, written treatment plans and quotes. But that's not all, because the assessment includes dental advice that you can easily benefit from.

The oral examination is preceded by a digital panoramic X-ray. To ensure your complete protection and that of our colleagues, we have chosen a high-quality X-ray machine that emits the lowest possible radiation dose. Furthermore, during the X-ray imaging process, your body will be protected by a lead apron.

Panoramic X-rays show lesions, nodules, inflammations in the mouth that are not visible to the eye, hidden or at the root of the tooth. It can even detect larger cavities and unerupted teeth. If the dentist diagnoses inflammation or other problems on the basis of a panoramic X-ray, we may also take a separate X-ray of the affected tooth. The recording will help you to see the need for and the benefits of innovative treatments for teeth that may appear healthy to the naked eye.

The a detailed dental map helps us to create the most professional treatment plan, tailored to your dentition. The plan will include any minor abnormalities or lesions that may be important to treat in the future.

As part of our health check, we carry out full dental advice, during which you and your dentist will discuss and personally plan which dental treatments will be carried out. You will also learn useful advice and methods for perfect home dental care.

The team at Naturadent is committed to state-of-the-art, painless procedures and the latest technologies for any dental problem.

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At Naturadent, we only provide highly comfortable and innovative dental restorations that fit our customers' archarmony, guaranteeing a balanced condition and comfortable long-term use.

Quality beyond the headland

One of the pinnacles of aesthetic dentistry is a dental restoration, during which Naturadent specialists not only follow the natural anatomy and colour scheme of the affected tooth, but create an enamel-identical masterpiece.In specially developed dyeing procedures, using a unique layering technique and incorporating natural shading in places, we place great emphasis on shaping the ancillary grooves alongside the primary grooves in our artistically crafted dental restorations. Our world-class restorations are, at first glance, indistinguishable from masterpieces crafted by experienced dental technicians. However, our innovative procedure results in less loss of tooth structure.

Food restoration: not just for performers and models

Although the smiles and teeth of artists and public figures receive special attention during their work, dental restoration recommended for all our guests, who is particularly demanding about the beauty and health of her teeth. The transition between tooth and restoration is invisible to the naked eye. But this is not the only reason why many of our guests opt for this highly aesthetic treatment. Tooth restoration provide a longer lasting solution than classic fillings, because it is made using a special quality material. This ensures the hardness and wear resistance of our restorations. It is no wonder that our patients' teeth lose none of their bite height and their restored front teeth are fully lifelike, with a natural colour.

Beautiful teeth instead of cavities

In addition to preventing the further spread of tooth decay and the development of periodontitis, it is also important to remove tooth damage and make the tooth surface aesthetically pleasing, why you may need aesthetic fillings. Or, in that case, if the answer to any of the following questions is yes:

• Do you see a small hole on the surface of one of your teeth?
• Has a brown or dark spot appeared on the surface of the tooth?
• Did your previous filling fall out?
• Did a piece of one of your teeth break off?
• Does it have an amalgam filling (which contains 50% mercury%)?

In our practice, we only use biologically tested, high strength fillings that match the tooth colour up to 100% for aesthetic fillings. We don't just treat cavities caused by decayed teeth, we use the highest quality, metal-free dental materials to ensure that you don't even notice where the filling is.

Healthy, safe and painless dental filling with laser

Thanks to modern technology, dental fillings can be almost completely painless. Using the most innovative laser technologies and tools, we cause no mechanical damage to the intact tooth structure, completely destroy bacteria and create a perfectly adherent, sterile surface for your new, aesthetic tooth filling.

Our experienced dentists create lifelike dental fillings and restorations that are indistinguishable from the remaining tooth parts. Thanks to the expertise of our team and our world-class tools, we don't have any lost, aesthetic fillings!

Aesthetic tooth filling in 6 steps

At our friendly practice, we start every procedure with a thorough assessment of your condition, resulting in a detailed treatment plan. After a detailed discussion of the procedures, you can expect the following:

1. We desensitise your mucous membranes with a pleasant, fruity smelling and tasting gel-like surface anaesthetic.
2. Articaine anaesthetic is administered with an extra thin and short needle, only in the amount needed (it is less allergenic than traditional lidocaine anaesthetics, but much more potent and clears from the body more quickly). The needle prick is almost imperceptible, and there is no tightness.)
3. If a filling change is required (for example, an amalgam filling change), our specialist will isolate the treated tooth with a rubber sheet to allow the treatment to be carried out in a saliva and vapour-free environment (cofferdam isolation).
4. Cavities and damaged parts of the tooth are precisely removed with a laser, without creating micro-cracks.
5. We eliminate bacteria thanks to the antiseptic effect of the laser. Our dental laser does not harm healthy tissue at all: it works tissue-specifically and helps to prepare the cavity for filling safely and painlessly.
6. The natural-looking, light-binding, tooth-coloured filler is precisely placed in the cavity.

Our goal is to make sure that you can't even tell which tooth has been filled in our downtown office without looking in the mirror. Give it a try!

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However, as a result of tooth decay, this enamel layer can thin, become damaged, and in some cases, even disappear completely from the teeth.

They are particularly adversely affected by highly acidic and sugary foods and drinks, as under their influence, acid-producing bacteria remain in the mouth, which extract calcium and phosphate from tooth enamel, thereby causing its decay.

Many people believe that damaged tooth enamel cannot be restored or strengthened. In reality, however, there is now a solution for this, such as enamel strengthening treatment.

What is a dental enamel strengthening treatment?

Enamel strengthening treatment is a procedure that falls within the remit of the dental hygienist, with the aim of replacing the calcium and phosphate ions that have leached from the teeth, as these minerals help to strengthen weakened enamel.

In addition to this, the treatment has a number of further beneficial properties, such as reducing tooth sensitivity, as thinned tooth enamel is often responsible for this problem.

In addition to this, it increases saliva production in the mouth, which can also be considered an important protective mechanism for tooth enamel, as dry mouth can lead to serious problems.

How and with what is enamel strengthening treatment carried out?

The treatment at the NaturaDent clinic is always carried out by a qualified, certified dental hygienist. To achieve the desired effect, they apply a calcium-containing paste to the surface of the teeth, and then thoroughly polish them so that it is applied uniformly everywhere.

The treatment has an immediate effect, is free from discomfort and side effects, and also helps to prevent the negative effects of tooth decay.

How effective is enamel strengthening treatment?

If we are talking about minor enamel damage, the treatment can restore the teeth to their original condition. Its effects are immediately noticeable, thus reducing tooth sensitivity and their protection against decay straight away.

For severely damaged, decayed teeth, where the enamel is almost completely gone or damaged over a large area, treatment is not recommended because of the uncertain results.

How painful is an enamel strengthening treatment?

Like most dental hygiene procedures, enamel strengthening treatment is painless. There may be some minor discomfort during polishing, but in most cases no anaesthetic is needed.

Should the patient still find the treatment painful, it is of course possible to make the treatment completely painless by administering appropriate anaesthesia.

Dental enamel strengthening with toothpaste or treatment?

Nowadays, there are numerous toothpastes available on shop shelves that help strengthen tooth enamel. Alongside daily brushing, these preparations are truly effective, but only with consistent application and generally for preventive purposes.

Enamel strengthening treatment, on the other hand, offers a much higher degree of effectiveness, often only one session is enough to restore damaged or severely thinned enamel, making it much more comfortable, easier and effective for such problems. In the case of sensitive teeth, the dental hygienist will complement the treatment with laser sensitivity reduction treatment, where the sensitive surface is treated with a high-power diode laser to seal the tubules. The laser light also effectively regenerates the gum tissue.

The colour and shape of the front teeth can be corrected using ceramic veneers. A custom-made ceramic veneer, bonded to the visible surface of the tooth, can improve the appearance of teeth that are discoloured or irregular in shape due to minor damage. Before treatment, we assess whether the condition of the teeth, gums and bite allows for the fabrication of a veneer.

During the consultation, we will discuss what changes you would like to make and whether the result you are looking for can be achieved with a porcelain veneer or another treatment.

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When is a ceramic shell the right choice?

Veneers can be used, for example, to correct minor irregularities in shape, a damaged cutting edge or certain discolorations. They may also be suitable for closing minor gaps between teeth, provided that the new tooth proportions and occlusal relationships allow for this.

In cases of tooth decay or inflamed gums, it is not advisable to fit a cosmetic veneer without first treating the underlying condition. Special consideration is required in cases of severe clenching, teeth grinding or an unfavourable bite. Veneers are not a substitute for orthodontic treatment in all cases where the problem is caused by the position of the teeth.

Ceramic veneers and direct composite veneers

A ceramic veneer and a direct composite veneer are two different solutions. A ceramic veneer is a restoration that is fixed in the mouth and has been prepared in advance by a dental technician. A direct veneer is built up by the dentist using tooth-coloured composite, directly on the tooth.

Composite is generally easier to repair, whilst ceramic can offer good colour retention and wear resistance. When making a choice, the condition of the tooth, the desired outcome and the possibility of future repairs are all important factors. It is not advisable to choose either procedure solely on the basis of its name or price.

How much tooth structure needs to be removed?

The aim is to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible. At Naturadent, the treatment involves a small amount of surface preparation to create the site for the ceramic veneer. The extent of this preparation is determined by the initial shape of the tooth, the need for colour correction and the planned thickness of the ceramic.

Veneers that require no or minimal preparation may only be used in carefully selected cases. If the tooth is already protruding or is larger than normal, adding further material may result in an unfavourable contour. A very thin veneer may not necessarily provide adequate coverage for severe discolouration. Removed tooth structure does not regrow; treatment requiring preparation is therefore irreversible.

The process of making a ceramic shell

During the consultation, we assess the condition of your teeth and gums, check your bite, and discuss the desired changes with you. At Naturadent, we use digital impressions to design the new restoration. You will also be able to view the digital visualisation. In the case of indirect ceramic veneers, a mock-up – that is, a temporary trial restoration – is also prepared. This helps you to assess the planned tooth length and shape, but does not guarantee the final result.

At Naturadent, the process for fabricating an indirect ceramic veneer is as follows: consultation; digital impressions and photographs of the initial condition; preparation of the tooth surface; a further digital impression for the dental technician; try-in and mock-up to check the fit in the mouth; final cementation. Before cementation, the fit, colour and bite are checked. The schedule for these steps and any temporary restorations are agreed upon in the treatment plan. In the case of a direct composite veneer, following the consultation, the dentist builds the veneer directly onto the prepared surface.

Choosing colours and testing the proposed design

When planning your treatment, it is worth specifying exactly what you dislike about your current smile. A single discoloured tooth requires a different approach to adjusting the length or proportions of several teeth. The desired shade should be chosen in conjunction with the neighbouring teeth. A shade that looks good in a photograph may not necessarily suit your smile in the same way.

If a trial fitting is to be carried out, please observe the shape of the teeth both when smiling and whilst speaking. Please let us know if you feel the planned teeth are too long, too wide or look unusual. The trial helps with the consultation; the material and appearance of the final ceramic restoration may differ from the temporary model. A final check before cementation is therefore a separate step.

Temporary casing and inspection following handover

In some cases, a temporary restoration is required between the preparation stage and the fitting of the permanent crown. Please clarify in advance whether this will be necessary for your treatment, and what dietary and cleaning instructions you will need to follow. If the temporary crown becomes loose or falls out, please contact the surgery; do not attempt to reattach it using household glue.

Once the final ceramic crown has been fitted, you should check that the bite feels comfortable and that the area around the tooth can be cleaned properly. If you feel that one tooth is touching the others earlier than the rest, or if the sensitivity does not subside, please arrange a follow-up appointment. It is advisable to record the date of the check-up and the schedule for follow-up care in the treatment plan.

When should you opt for a different treatment?

If you are primarily dissatisfied with the colour of your teeth, teeth whitening may be an option. Whitening does not alter the colour of existing ceramic veneers, crowns or fillings. If the treatment plan includes teeth whitening, this is carried out before the final colour of the ceramic veneers is selected. This allows the shade of the veneers to be matched to the colour of your teeth after whitening. In cases of malocclusion, orthodontic treatment may be required; for minor cosmetic corrections, composite restorations may also be suitable.

In cases of significant tooth structure loss, a different type of restoration, such as a crown, may be required. As a crown covers a larger surface area, its scope of application is different. When making this decision, the long-term manageability of the tooth must also be taken into account.

Care and potential problems

The ceramic veneer may become damaged or come loose over time, and may need to be repaired or replaced. Temporary sensitivity may occur following preparation. The tooth may continue to decay along the edge of the veneer, so it is important to brush your teeth twice a day, clean between your teeth and attend regular check-ups.

Do not use your teeth to bite into hard objects. If you grind your teeth, your dentist may recommend a mouth guard. If the veneer becomes loose, chips or if your bite feels uncomfortable, please arrange a check-up. The expected lifespan depends on the specific circumstances of the case, the quality of the work and how well it is looked after; no specific duration can be guaranteed for every patient.

The price of the ceramic shell

Prices for pressed ceramic crowns start at 125,000 Ft. The final cost of treatment and any additional charges are set out in the personalised quote.

The total cost depends on the number of teeth being treated, the type of veneer chosen, the design, the trial fitting and any preliminary treatments. In the quotation, we will agree on the services to be provided, as well as the terms and conditions for any subsequent repairs or replacements.

Frequently asked questions about ceramic shells

Is it possible to have a crown fitted on just one tooth?

Yes, in suitable cases, even a single tooth can be treated. In such cases, it is particularly important that the colour and shape match those of the neighbouring teeth. The number of veneers required should be determined on the basis of the desired change and the examination.

Do you have to file down the tooth for every crown?

The extent of preparation is not always the same. A no-grinding solution is only an option if the initial shape of the tooth is suitable. Before making a decision, ask for an explanation of how much tooth structure needs to be removed and why.

Is it painful to make a ceramic shell?

The dentist will tailor the anaesthesia required for the preparation to the specific treatment. Temporary sensitivity may occur afterwards. Do not regard severe or persistent discomfort as a natural part of the treatment; ask for a check-up.

Should I have my teeth whitened first, or should the shell be made first?

If you are also planning to have your teeth whitened, this must be done before the final colour of the ceramic veneers is chosen. Your dentist will determine the appropriate method and the interval between treatments. Whitening will not alter the colour of ceramic veneers that have already been fitted.

Is the shell the same as the crown?

No. The enamel primarily covers the visible surface of the tooth, whilst the dentine makes up the greater part of it. The treatment of a significantly damaged tooth cannot be decided on purely aesthetic grounds.

What happens if the shell breaks or comes off later?

The dentist will examine the veneer and the tooth underneath. This will determine whether the veneer needs to be reattached, repaired or a new one made. If you find the piece that has come loose, please bring it with you to your appointment.

How long does the ceramic shell remain usable?

There is no one-size-fits-all lifespan. Biting, teeth grinding, oral hygiene and changes in the condition of the teeth all play a part. As well as wearing a mouthguard, regular check-ups with your dentist are still necessary.

Will I be able to get my original tooth surface back later?

Once enamel has been removed, it does not grow back. Once the tooth has been prepared, any subsequent treatment must be planned accordingly. It is important to discuss this consequence before treatment begins.

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Book an appointment for a consultation on porcelain veneers and discuss with our dentist which treatment is best suited to the condition of your teeth and your preferences.

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Complex, precise diagnostics? To ensure accurate diagnoses and targeted treatments, our practice is equipped with state-of-the-art digital panoramic X-ray equipment, as well as high-resolution intraoral X-ray equipment. - With the help of digital panoramic radiography (OP RTG), we can even examine the areas under the gums and the roots of the teeth in detail. - Our 3Shape scanner makes 3D scanning easier and more visual than ever - and our iTero scanner is an artificial intelligence-powered „digital advisor” that leads the way in digital caries detection, showing possible before/after conditions in a stunning visualization plan.

Quality materials + modern processes = stability, naturalness, sophistication

We do everything we can to restore a beautiful and healthy smile. Our innovative porcelain crowns are made from high-pressure compression and unique high-quality materials, resulting in uncompromising, almost titanium hardness. The translucency of pressed porcelain is similar to human teeth, yet harder than tooth enamel.

A ceramic dental crown is durable, fits precisely onto the prepared tooth, and perfectly restores the natural tooth colour. This is (also) why our patients choose us for their anterior challenges. At our friendly dentistry, all porcelain crowns are made of ceramic (no metal framework) and the bonding materials used for fixing are similar to the tooth colour (or transparent): perfect aesthetics are guaranteed.

Metal allergy? Little tooth substance? Discoloured teeth? Not a problem!

Pre-ceramic One of the biggest advantages of a crown is that does not cause metal allergy. It is hypoallergenic and biocompatible, so it does not have any harmful effects on your body. A tooth replacement with a pressed ceramic crown is not only painless, but also minimises the chance of damage to the tooth socket.

If you opt for our aesthetic solution, you will need to remove significantly less tooth material (0.7-1 mm) for a successful treatment compared to traditional crown preparation. For less discoloured, root-treated teeth, porcelain crowns will hide the discolouration. For heavily discoloured teeth, we will whiten your teeth before fixing the crown.

Careful planning, decades of perfect results

In our friendly, downtown office, the preparation of the pressed ceramic crown is done with great care.

• We are conducting a comprehensive dental examination., which includes a complete examination of the oral cavity, gums and dentition, the detection of existing lesions and a detailed, personalised written treatment plan to achieve your functional and aesthetic dental goals.
• We will carry out any correction of bite irregularities to protect your teeth and the restoration you are preparing.
• The tooth is prepared under anaesthesia. If necessary, after removing the cavities, a stump build-up is performed. In the case of root-canal treated teeth, a tooth-coloured pin may be necessary to strengthen the tooth structure.
• We make a precise impression, so that our experienced dental technician partner can prepare the final dental prosthesis as soon as possible.
• Made in our practice or in a dental laboratory, We will fit a temporary crown to the prepared tooth..
• After preparing a ceramic crown try in a prosthesis that perfectly matches the colour of your natural teeth.
• The before recording, we will treat your gums with a laser to obtain a sterile surface, free of bacteria and saliva, up to 100%. For root-treated teeth, we perform laser cavity sanitisation: we remove the existing bacteria from the cavity prepared for the crown, thereby minimising the chance of secondary decay.
• If you are comfortable and satisfied with the press-ceramic crown you have created (both aesthetically and functionally ideal), our dentist will fixes definitively It.

By following the dental care advice recommended by our expert colleague, creating the right bite position and having an aesthetic pressed ceramic crown, you can „win” long, carefree decades for your teeth.

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After identifying the factors that cause the lesion, our experienced specialist will tailor a treatment plan to your taste. Thanks to our state-of-the-art Biolase laser systems, our gum reshaping, shaping and corrective treatments involve less bleeding, yet with lightning-fast, no-trail healing.

If you want to get the most out of your smile

We want you to have a beautiful smile you've only dreamed of. Under the guidance of our professional team, we can design flawless teeth that perfectly match your facial features, personality, and needs, to 100%%. With a personalised treatment plan, we will achieve your dental goals together, step by step.

With the help of the modern Smylist smile design programme and our experienced colleagues, you can achieve the best aesthetic results for your teeth, gums, and mouth. You can become healthier and freer., as ever, as the software also pays attention to the ideal position of the temporomandibular joint and perfect skin folds during design.

A perfect smile, step-by-step

During your Naturadent Smile Design, you will benefit from diagnostic photography, a comprehensive facial character analysis, and a personalised smile design. And during our treatments that will help you achieve your dental goals, you are guaranteed to encounter the most innovative, pain-free laser dentistry methods, the highest quality materials, and unparalleled expertise.

Discover the safe path to your desired smile:

1. During our pleasant consultation we will accurately assess your needs and take professional quality portrait photos of you and your teeth, to carry out an aesthetic facial analysis.
2. With modern software „looking into the future”. Together, we will look at the positive changes that can be achieved with our effective teeth whitening techniques, high-quality direct veneers/crowns/prosthetics, and we can also simulate potential orthodontic treatment. You can try any smile type digitally in seconds.
3. We take a sample of your teeth, we will assess the exact position of your teeth.
4. The jointly chosen smile shape and tooth colour, in keeping with their natural features We will create your personalised treatment plan.
5. On request We're doing a preliminary smile test: we give you the opportunity to make sure you have chosen the perfect solution. If necessary, we will make corrections to the treatment plan.
6. According to the final treatment plan Step-by-step, we'll make your teeth, mouth, and gums healthier and more aesthetically pleasing. (most commonly through innovative orthodontic and teeth whitening techniques, as well as aesthetic veneers and crowns).
7. We will teach you a special facial exercise routine, which can help you reactivate forgotten laughter muscles.
8. One lifestyle studio photography Sometimes we bring out the best in you and your smile „in the heat of the moment”.

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Full removable dentures still represent a long-lasting and effective solution for many people with complete tooth loss.

Although many people think that dentures are only used in the older age group, it is common for younger people to need them because of an accident or an oral disease, for example.

Their popularity is mainly due to the fact that modern prostheses are now extremely aesthetic, stable, and strong, and as a balanced set of teeth, they are characterised by a perfect fit.

Advantages of a full removable denture

• For the majority of people, full removable dentures are an affordable, yet functional method of tooth replacement.
• It can be prepared much faster compared to implants.
• It stands its ground not only aesthetically, but also in terms of functionality.
• You get used to it very quickly, wearing it and cleaning it quickly becomes part of your daily routine.
• Careful design ensures a good fit in all situations.
• In the case of a complete absence of teeth, the full removable denture provides full support for the muscles, allowing them to tighten again and eliminating the unpleasant facial indentation.

When is a full removable denture necessary?

A full removable denture is a suitable alternative when the patient suffers from such severe tooth loss that the existing teeth are no longer sufficient for a fixed prosthesis.

Furthermore, a denture is also a good alternative if the patient cannot have an implant fitted for anatomical or financial reasons.

The most important purpose of a removable denture is to restore the patient's full chewing function alongside providing aesthetic results. This is because chewing is a fundamental requirement for a healthy life and proper digestion.

What are the parts of a complete removable denture?

There are basically three main parts to dentures, which are:

• base plate,
• gum,
• dentures.

The purpose of the base plate is to help the denture fit precisely to the gums and palate. Precise design is essential for a balanced denture. It can be made of different materials such as metal, thermoplastic polymer or acrylate.

The gum is used to replace gums that have decayed due to a lack of teeth, which not only provides aesthetics but also ensures that the false teeth are held in place.

The artificial teeth require no special introduction, being the most striking elements of dentures which not only improve the patient's appearance but also restore their ability to speak and chew.

The process of making a complete removable denture

Making a complete removable denture is always a complex process. There are several types, so you can have a lower denture only, an upper denture only, or a complete upper and lower denture for a complete tooth loss.

If the patient still has some of their own teeth, the process of making a denture always begins with an examination of these teeth, followed by their extraction if necessary. After the wounds have healed, an impression is taken of the gums so that the future prosthesis fits perfectly.

The purpose of the anatomical impression is to get a perfect sample of the features of the jawbones and the whole oral cavity in general.

This is used to create a positive model of the mouth, which can be used to create a custom impression canal that fits the patient's jawbone exactly. This is necessary because it is the only way to take an accurate impression, which is the basis for a complete removable denture.

A function imprint is made with the imprint thread. This will be the basis of the bite template, which already contains the base plate - so you can test its comfort - but instead of false teeth, it still only has a wax block to adjust the jawbone relationship.

This gives the dental technicians enough information to make a trial set of teeth. The shape, size and position of the teeth can then be freely adjusted until the patient is satisfied with the final result.

The final version of the full removable denture can only be made after this.