What term is used to describe fabricating entirely new dentures after the healing period is completed?

What term is used to describe fabricating entirely new dentures after the healing period is completed?

• A. Immediate Denture
• B. Rebase
• C. Hard Reline
• D. 6 Month Permanents

Answer: (D)

After the healing period, the tissues have settled and the ridges may have changed shape, so a new impression and a brand-new denture are made to ensure proper fit, esthetics, and function. This approach is often called the six-month permanent denture, referring to fabricating a final denture after healing has completed. Immediate dentures are placed at extraction time, rebasing and hard relining modify the existing denture rather than producing a completely new one.

After the healing period, the tissues have settled and the ridges may have changed shape, so a new impression and a brand-new denture are made to ensure proper fit, esthetics, and function. This approach is often called the six-month permanent denture, referring to fabricating a final denture after healing has completed. Immediate dentures are placed at extraction time, rebasing and hard relining modify the existing denture rather than producing a completely new one.