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Fixed Partial Dentures or the FPD, meaning in dentistry, is a prosthetic denture restoration. They are dental apparatus anchored permanently in the mouth. The doctor will attach the denture to teeth roots, dental implants, or natural teeth. They stay always in the patient’s mouth. The purpose of fixed dental partials is to fill in gaps caused by one or more missing teeth. The common term is a bridge because the apparatus functions as a bridge. The dentist creates a bridge between the spaces of the missing teeth. Fixed dentures represent the newest alternative to removable dentures by combining traditional denture technology with modern advancements in dental implants. A complete fixed denture is a full set of teeth affixed to the jaw using multiple dental implants. The fixed denture is custom-fitted to sit securely in place to increase retention, stability, and comfort instantly. Full-fixed dentures eliminate the problems associated with removable dentures. Being anchored into living bone tissue with titanium implants, the fixed denture provides the stimulation and support needed to prevent or minimize further bone loss. The wearer is no longer concerned about their denture having to be refitted, removing it to clean, or the denture coming out at a very inopportune moment. This means you can eat with greater confidence, speak without a slur, and throw away the jar, denture cleaners, and adhesives in your bathroom.