It is designated as a denture to the complete and orderly arrangement of several teeth, that is, a denture refers to a group of teeth located in the oral cavity in a precise order according to their shape and function, thanks to this They can mention two types of denture: the "milk" or temporary denture and the permanent denture.
This replacement in the denture is caused by the formation of permanent teeth in the internal cavities of the gum, just below the primary teeth, and thus, as they progressively form, they push the primary teeth outward, tearing their Perhaps the root of the same, in such a way that the milk teeth do not have union with the gum, they come off. The transition process between both dentures is painless (without pain) and it is not annoying either, the only effect is on the patient's facial aesthetics since the gum space remains defective while the permanent tooth finishes emerging, this final denture It is made up of a group of 32 teeth.
As initially mentioned, the group of teeth that make up the denture will be positioned in an orderly manner, this arrangement will be influenced by their function and shape, thanks to this four areas can be classified within the denture, which are: incisor area, these are located in the middle and front of the teeth, they have a thin, fine shape with a flat surface, their function is to produce the cut of food and are characterized by being a set of 8 (four upper and lower) teeth attached to the gum by a single root; canine area, have the function of producing the tear of the cut food, due to this they have a pointed shape like the incisors areThey are attached to the gum by a single root.
The teeth are conjugated by a total of 4 canines (two upper and lower); premolar and molar area, they have the same function to achieve complete crushing of food, the only difference between them is in their shape and appearance, the premolars have 2 tips and two roots are only seen in the final teeth, while the molare have 3 points and 2 to 3 roots, their appearance is noticeable in the temporary and permanent teeth.
