Elderly individuals;
* Maturation in the color of the teeth, lower cutter plungeplasty tooth
* Disappearance of papillaries due to Diastema formation
* Dark triangles between the proxies of the teeth
* Abrasion on cutting edges
* Cracking, discoloration
* Gum removal
* Alveolar bone, particularly in toothless areas, advanced bone marrows
* Decrease in salivary secretion and therefore decrease in prosthetic tolerance
Elderly patients who do not use dentures will suffer from depression on the face and on the lips, shrinkage in the mouth, and wrinkles starting from the lip corners. Various problems related to prosthesis can be seen in patients using prosthetics.
Prostate Stomatitis:
In the mouth mucosa, the inflammation associated with the use of the prosthesis changes. Three types of prosthetic stomatitis can be identified.
Type I; Smaller hyperemic areas in the form of localized inflammation and pinning; resulting in mechanical trauma due to prostheses. It heals by correcting the prosthesis and ensuring proper occlusal relations.
Type II; Inflammation of the character with diffuse erythema (diffuse stomatitis).
Type III; Papillary hyperplasia with non-neoplastic and varying degrees of inflammation (granular prosthetic stomatitis, inflammatory papillary hyperplasia).
Angular Cheilitis:
Decreases in the vertical dimension of the face, the lip corners are moist and the fissures form on the lip corners resulting in the absorption of the cheek.