• Fully edentulous patients requiring complete upper and/or lower prostheses

• Patients seeking a cost-effective solution for full-arch tooth replacement

• Interim prosthesis during healing after extractions or implant placement

• Individuals who are not candidates for implants or fixed restorations

• Restoration of esthetics and basic masticatory function

• Patients with extremely resorbed ridges and poor prosthetic retention

• Individuals with severe gag reflex that interferes with denture wearing

• Lack of patient compliance with hygiene or follow-up visits

• Patients expecting implant-like stability or high-function prosthetics

• Inadequate interarch space for traditional denture design

• Take high-quality, full-arch impressions including peripheral borders

• Use custom trays for more accurate mucostatic or mucodynamic records

• Accurate jaw relation records are essential for proper occlusion

• Select appropriate shade, mold, and tooth arrangement for esthetics

• Evaluate tissue condition; pre-prosthetic surgery may be needed in some cases

Full dentures are removable appliances and do not require cementation.

• Fabricated using heat-cured acrylic for long-term durability and esthetics

• Balanced occlusion helps reduce tipping or movement during function

• Periodic relining may be necessary as ridge resorption occurs over time

• Denture adhesives can improve retention in some cases but are not a substitute for proper fit

• Encourage regular follow-ups to assess fit, function, and oral health

• D5110 – Complete denture – maxillary

• D5120 – Complete denture – mandibular

• D5130 – Immediate denture – maxillary

• D5140 – Immediate denture – mandibular