During an examination, a male patient has questions about the replacement of his missing teeth. The dentist finds that he is missing several teeth in the mandibular arch. The dentist also notes that the existing teeth have rampant decay, and the patient has severe periodontal disease that is affecting his entire oral cavity. What options does the patient have to replace the missing teeth in the mandibular arch?

The doctor have to remove all the infected teeth who started decay in order to prevent causing of several diseases in the mouth. After complete removal of infection, the doctor has to replace the teeth with healthy teeth where it is needed so that the patient has easiness in eating food and looking good also. So the doctor remove the infection and then replace the infected teeth with healthy teeth.

fichoh fichoh · Answer 2 · 2021-11-05T17:56:40+01:00

The most suitable option for the patient in other to ensure aid the health of his oral cavity and prevent the spread of the decay to other portions of the teeth is to perform complete replacement of the affected teeth.

Dental problem which involves tooth Decay are caused by infections and the storage of food materials in holes where there are missing teeth.

Therefore it is imperative that decayed teeth re replaced and the vacant ones are also treated with artifical replacement inserted in other to prevent the spread of the decay to other portions of the teeth.

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