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Hybrid dentures are implant-supported restorations for extensive tooth loss. Compared with removable dentures, they provide a more stable structure and can reproduce both tooth and gum appearance.
Chewing, speech and aesthetic requirements are planned individually. Four to six implants per arch are often used, depending on bone conditions and treatment planning. Patients cannot remove the prosthesis themselves; a dentist can remove it for maintenance or adjustments. Implants may support bone loading but do not guarantee prevention of bone loss.
Use and maintenance
Product selection and treatment planning are the dentist’s responsibility. Suitability, maintenance and service life depend on the individual patient.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it differ from removable dentures?
It is fixed to implants, is not removed daily by the patient and does not require adhesive.
How many implants are needed?
Four to six per arch are often used; the final number depends on bone and treatment planning.
Can the prosthesis be removed?
Not by the patient. The dentist can remove it for maintenance or adjustments.
How does it affect bone health?
Implants may support bone loading. Hygiene and monitoring remain necessary; bone loss is not completely prevented.
Is it suitable for everyone?
Bone volume, general health, hygiene and implant suitability require dental assessment.