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Artificial Teeth

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Artificial teeth are essential components for complete and partial dentures, providing patients with functional occlusion and natural aesthetics in prosthetic restorations.

MedSTA offers acrylic denture teeth in various shades and moulds, priced in EGP with delivery across Egypt.

Explore our complete Denture range, or shop all dental supplies available for fast delivery across Egypt from MedSTA.

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Choosing Artificial Teeth for Your Dental Practice

  • Tooth Material and Composition — Acrylic resin teeth bond chemically with denture base materials. High-quality acrylic teeth offer good wear resistance and can be easily adjusted chairside during try-in appointments.
  • Anterior vs Posterior Teeth — Anterior teeth prioritise aesthetics with natural translucency. Posterior teeth feature anatomical occlusal surfaces designed for efficient mastication and proper vertical dimension.
  • Shade Selection Considerations — Match tooth shade to patient age and remaining natural teeth. Shade guides help select appropriate colours that complement skin tone and provide lifelike prosthetic results.
  • Mould Size and Shape — Mould selection affects facial aesthetics and phonetics. Consider patient facial form, arch size, and gender when selecting tooth moulds for optimal denture aesthetics.
  • Sheet Teeth Configuration — Sheet teeth come pre-arranged for efficient denture setup. Cards typically include upper and lower sets organised by quadrant, streamlining the laboratory workflow.
  • Storage and Handling — Store artificial teeth in cool, dry conditions away from light. Proper storage maintains colour stability and prevents material degradation before use in prosthetic fabrication.

Artificial Teeth Types at a Glance

Tooth TypePrimary UseKey FeatureClinical Application
Anterior UpperComplete/partial denturesNatural translucencyAesthetic zone restoration
Anterior LowerComplete/partial denturesSmaller mesiodistal widthLower arch aesthetics
Posterior UpperComplete denturesAnatomical cuspsMaxillary occlusion
Posterior LowerComplete denturesFunctional occlusal tableMandibular mastication
Sheet SetsFull denture casesPre-organised arrangementComplete arch setup

How to Select Artificial Teeth for Dentures

  1. Assess patient facial form and remaining dentition to determine appropriate mould shape and size.
  2. Select shade based on patient age, skin tone, and any existing natural teeth for harmony.
  3. Choose anterior teeth considering lip support requirements and aesthetic expectations.
  4. Match posterior teeth to opposing arch for balanced occlusion and mastication function.
  5. Verify quantity needed for upper and lower arches before placing your order.

Availability & Delivery in Egypt

MedSTA supplies artificial teeth to dental practices throughout Egypt with transparent EGP pricing. Store products in climate-controlled environments to maintain material integrity. Nationwide delivery available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are artificial teeth made of?

Most denture teeth are made from cross-linked acrylic resin for durability and chemical bonding to denture bases.

How do I choose the right shade for my patient?

Use a shade guide and consider patient age, skin tone, and any remaining natural teeth for optimal matching.

What is the difference between sheet teeth and individual teeth?

Sheet teeth come pre-arranged on cards for complete sets, while individual teeth allow custom selection.

Can artificial teeth be adjusted after setting?

Yes, acrylic teeth can be trimmed and polished chairside during try-in and delivery appointments.

How should I store artificial teeth in my practice?

Store in original packaging in cool, dry conditions away from direct sunlight to maintain colour stability.

Do artificial teeth bond well with denture base acrylic?

Yes, acrylic denture teeth chemically bond with heat-cured and cold-cured denture base materials.

How many teeth are typically in a sheet set?

Sheet sets usually contain a full complement of anterior and posterior teeth for upper and lower arches.

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