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At Narcose Dental we are happy to help you if you want to make the transition from your own teeth to a prosthesis (dentures) on implants (click dentures). To achieve this end result, you go through various phases. We would be happy to tell you more about our working method, the costs and possible reimbursement.
Are you really dreading the treatment or are you afraid of a visit to the dentist? Don’t worry, because it is possible to be treated under anesthesia. This is often chosen for a total extraction (the removal of all teeth and molars). We take into account what you feel comfortable with.
If you are interested in dentures, you will come across quite a bit of information, terms and options. We therefore take the time during the intake to answer all your questions calmly. After the intake you will know which dentures are best for you and how your personal process will be like. You are in good hands from A to Zzzz.
At Narcose Dental in Almere, we take our time for you and tailor treatments to your needs.
Do you have questions about teeth extraction and dentures under anesthesia? Feel free to call us on +31 (0)36 203 08 39, we will take the time to explain everything calmly. Or leave your details below and we will contact you to make an intake appointment.
In the first phase, a prosthesis is made and the teeth are removed under anesthesia.
The first prosthesis is temporary. Because the jawbone shrinks somewhat in the weeks after the treatment, we make the final specimen after 3 months. If you want regular dentures with adhesive paste, you’re done at this point.
Do you choose to secure the prosthesis with implants? Then you go through phases 2 and 3.
The reimbursements are provided through basic insurance and any additional dental insurance. In general, dentures are reimbursed, but a partial personal contribution also applies. For more information about your personal situation, we refer you to your insurer. The costs for anesthesia are not reimbursed, more information about this can be found here.
No, this is painless. If you are under anesthesia, you will not notice or feel anything from the treatment.
Please allow for an average treatment time of approximately one hour. Depending on the position of the teeth and molars, this may be shorter or longer.
It is a deep, usually dreamless sleep. There is no feeling of pain or fear; it is a state of complete absence of consciousness. When you wake up again, you often don’t feel like you’ve been away for a while.
Generally, anesthesia is safe, but as with any medical procedure, it always carries some risk. That is why we work with extensive screening. The anesthesia team is a dedicated team of professionals who ensure that you are in good hands during an operation. They carefully review your medical history, choose the right form of anesthesia, and continuously monitor your vital signs to ensure everything goes smoothly during treatment.
After the extraction, it is important that the mouth can heal quietly. We will provide you with detailed instructions for this. After the treatment, you will immediately receive temporary dentures, or emergency dentures. This denture is temporary, because the jaw always shrinks somewhat in the months after treatment. Once the jaw has shrunk sufficiently, the new prosthesis can be made, or implants can be placed for click dentures.
There is a wolf in the teeth, when someone suffers from periodontal disease/tooth decay. Periodontitis is an advanced gum infection. The result of this is that the gums open, allowing bacteria to enter and often cause irreparable tooth decay.
In some cases you can be treated for this, but usually the only solution is a total extraction (removing all teeth and molars), after which a prosthesis (dentures) is placed.
To prevent periodontal disease/tooth decay, it is advisable to maintain your oral health and visit the dentist regularly for a dental check-up.
An implant is an artificial replacement of the tooth root. It is the new ‘root’ that is placed in the jaw and to which a bridge or click denture is attached.
Dentures are a general term for teeth that are not the original teeth. Dentures can be removable or, for example, attached via an implant (click dentures).
Click dentures are actually the same as dentures or a prosthesis. These are artificial teeth that in this case are ‘clicked’ onto an implant. So click says something in particular about the method of confirmation in this case.
Emergency dentures are temporary dentures that are placed immediately after the teeth are removed. The emergency dentures serve as a temporary solution until the jawbone has shrunk and a permanent prosthesis can be placed.
A prosthesis is an artificial replacement for teeth.
A bridge is a partial denture used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring them to neighboring teeth or implants.
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