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What is the difference between a Peridontist and a Prosthondontic?

 
What is the difference between a Peridontist and a Prosthondontic?
Added: July 20, 2006 - 11:52 AM
By: Patient Email Withheld, Milwaukee, WI
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Case Summary
Dentures / Partials
Teeth:  
Last Full Mouth X-Ray: 2-2006
Last Cleaning: 2-2006
Case Description
My mom is in need of full upper dentures & a lower partial. Plus she has some white sores on her tongue. Which is the better doctor for the job--a peridontist or a prosthondontic? Thank you.




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Reply: What is the difference between a Peridontist and a Prosthondontic?
added: July 20, 2006 - 3:03 PM

Me. A general dentist that does a lot of dentures and partials is a superb choice for perfoming these procedures. As you can see from my web site www.hamptondentalassociates.com or www.wisconsinreconstructiveimplantdentist.com well made dentures or specialty dentures are gorgeous. A periodontist does gum surgery, a prosthodontist does difficult full mouth reconstructions or implants. Hope this helps. Sincerely, Richard Winter D.D.S.F.A.G.D.
   

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