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What are Temporary Teeth?
Temporary teeth are prosthetic teeth that can be used to fill in gaps while you wait for a more permanent solution. They are typically used when a patient has a missing or damaged tooth, but it is not feasible to get a permanent restoration right away.

Temporary teeth can come in different forms, including crowns, bridges, and retainers. They are designed to be worn for a short period of time, usually a few weeks to a few months, until a more permanent solution can be put in place.
The purpose of temporary teeth is to provide a functional and aesthetic replacement for a missing or damaged tooth while you wait for a more permanent solution. They can help to prevent further damage to your teeth and gums, and can also help to improve your ability to eat, speak, and smile.

Temporary teeth can be particularly useful in situations where you are waiting for dentures to be made. Immediate dentures, which are a type of temporary denture, can be made and fitted on the same day that your unhealthy teeth are extracted. This means that you can leave the dental office with a functional set of teeth, even if they are not your permanent dentures.