Prosthodontics
The BPS (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) is a structured method of making complete dentures that pays close attention to the anatomy of your mouth, the bite and the position of the teeth. The aim is a denture that is stable, comfortable and natural-looking.
It generally involves a series of carefully planned appointments with detailed impressions and jaw records. It may be considered by patients who have had difficulty with conventional dentures.
Benefits
- Structured, precise approach to denture making
- Focus on stability and comfort
- Careful bite and tooth position planning
- Natural-looking tooth arrangement
- May help patients who struggled with previous dentures
What to Expect
- Comprehensive examination
- Preliminary impressions
- Detailed final impressions
- Bite and jaw relationship records
- Try-in of the teeth
- Fitting and follow-up adjustments
Frequently Asked Questions
It uses a set protocol with more detailed impressions and records. This is intended to improve fit, stability and appearance.
Usually several appointments, because of the stepwise process. Your dentist will give you a schedule.
Some adaptation is normal with any denture. Adjustments are made as needed to make it comfortable.
