
Why Should You Get Dentures?
When you get dentures, you will be able to significantly improve your oral health. This is because you will be able to safeguard your jawbone from further deterioration. Furthermore, you will be able to achieve a full and perfect smile. Teeth are important to have a rounded and fuller face.
When you have a complete set of teeth missing, the cheek muscle and jaw tissue can collapse, resulting in a compromised look. Dentures can correct this and improve your facial muscles for a beautiful and bright appearance. Contact our dentists to get immediate treatment and stop further deterioration of your oral and overall wellness.
Partial Dentures
This is the first type of dentures available at our clinic. It is for patients who have one or several teeth missing. This means that they still have some natural teeth left in their mouth. The partial dentures will be used to fill these gaps left by the lost tooth. The partial dentures are made of artificial gums and teeth, and work excellently to offer support to the adjacent teeth. When you have several missing teeth, the remaining teeth can become weak and shift towards the gap. This therefore causes further dental issues. Our dentists will examine the gaps in your mouth and provide you with custom fitted dentures that fit perfectly in your mouth.
Complete Dentures
Complete dentures, as the name suggests, are for patients missing their entire tooth structure. Due to age, illness, or accident, you might lose all of your teeth. When you come to the office, our dental experts first check your gum line structure so that they can create a mold that closely resembles the color of your gums. You will then be provided with customized dentures for your upper and lower jaws.
FAQs
How long do dentures last?
Dentures typically last between 5 to 10 years. Over time, changes in the shape of your gums and jaw may require adjustments, relining, or replacement to ensure a proper fit and functionality.
How do I care for my dentures?
Proper care includes daily cleaning with a soft brush and denture cleanser, rinsing after meals, and soaking overnight in a denture solution to maintain their shape and cleanliness. Avoid abrasive cleaners and hot water, which can damage the material.
Can I eat normally with dentures?
Yes, you can eat normally with dentures, though it may take some time to adjust. Start with soft foods and cut items into small pieces. Gradually reintroduce harder or chewier foods as you become more comfortable wearing your dentures.
Will I need to adjust to wearing dentures?
Yes, there is an adjustment period when first wearing dentures. It may take a few weeks to get used to speaking, eating, and the feel of the dentures. Your dentist can make adjustments to improve comfort during this period.