Dentures are dental medical devices designed to restore normal functionality and the anatomy of the masticatory system through artificial teeth. Depending on the number of teeth they replace, dentures can be either complete or partial. From a mobility perspective, dentures can be classified as: mobile, fixed, and mobilizable.

Mobile or detachable dentures replace lost natural teeth. Additionally, the absence of teeth can lead to various issues with the maxillary bones, and the remaining unaffected teeth may change position, making them challenging to clean.

Modern mobile dental prostheses offer greater flexibility compared to traditional models, allowing for better adaptation to the patient’s gums, making them less invasive. Moreover, a notable advantage of this type of prostheses is that they can be removed to facilitate daily oral hygiene. Additionally, these mobile devices can be partial or complete, depending on the number of teeth they replace.