Dentures
A complete denture is an appliance that is inserted in the mouth; it replaces natural teeth and provides support for the cheeks and lips.
Your days of dealing with loose or ill-fitting dentures are nearly over. Soon you won’t have to experience discomfort when eating certain foods. Best of all, you will no longer feel uncomfortable socializing with friends and family, wondering if, or when, your denture’s looseness will be noticed by others.
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frequently asked
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Your dentist will evaluate the condition of your remaining teeth to determine if there is an adequate number, distribution, and amount of remaining tooth structure to restore your smile and chewing ability without the need for complete dentures. If you are missing all or most of your teeth or if you have advanced gum disease, you may require dentures as an alternative.
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Patient’s may experience changes in speech, taste, and ability to chew food. Dentures may also come loose when speaking or chewing. This is most common in the first year after you get your dentures. Initially, dentures may feel bulky and loose in your mouth as many changes occur during the initial healing period after your teeth are extracted.
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Yes, dental implants can retain either removable dentures known as “overdentures” or fixed dentures known as “hybrid dentures”.
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In some cases, some teeth can be saved to help retain a partial denture. If all the teeth are hopeless or have an unfavorable prognosis, dental implants can often be placed to help retain your dentures after 4-6 months of healing.
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