Dentures
A remarkable solution for missing teeth that can be easily removed and reinserted. Although they may not replicate the exact feel of natural teeth, modern dentures are incredibly comfortable and boast a natural appearance. With two main types available – full and partial – you can select the perfect fit based on your specific needs. Whether you require replacement for some or all of your teeth, I am here to guide you in choosing the ideal denture option.
Exploring the Different Types of Dentures for a Beautiful Smile
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Partial Dentures are a versatile solution for replacing missing teeth. Whether removable or stationary, they offer a comfortable and convenient option. With their ability to seamlessly blend in with your natural teeth, partial dentures provide an aesthetically pleasing smile.
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Removable Full Dentures, the perfect solution for replacing all your upper or lower teeth. With their advanced technology and expert craftsmanship, these dentures provide a comfortable and natural-looking smile.
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Implant-Supported Dentures are a game-changer in the world of dental care. By attaching implants to full or partial dentures, these innovative solutions provide stability and security like never before. No more worrying about slippage or discomfort while eating or speaking.
The Timeframe of Getting Dentures: What to Expect
The process of getting dentures usually takes about four-six weeks and involves several appointments. If extractions are needed, additional time is required for healing. To create your dentures, an impression of your jaw is taken to ensure accurate measurements. These impressions are then sent to a dental lab where they will make your new dentures. Before the final fabrication, you will receive a wax mold to try on and make any necessary adjustments. This ensures that your dentures fit perfectly when they are made.
Denture Care 101: Tips for Keeping Your Dentures in Top Shape
Proper care and maintenance of dentures is crucial for their longevity. While regular dental checkups are essential, it's equally important to take care of them at home. Here are some tips to keep your dentures in good shape:
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