Dentures
Dentures
Dentures are prosthetic teeth that are attached to a gum-colored base. A complete set of dentures will replace an entire row of missing teeth. Our dentures are designed to look natural and provide the same function as regular teeth.
Tooth loss can present many challenges. Missing teeth can make tasks such as chewing and speaking very Additionally, untreated tooth loss can lead to further problems such as facial structure loss, jawbone deterioration, tooth shifts and bite imbalances.
Traditional Dentures
Traditional dentures rely on grip and suction from the jawbone and the dental arch gum tissue to remain steady and secure. Even when the user is talking or chewing, traditional dentures should remain in place. One benefit of traditional dentures is that they can be easily cleaned by taking them out of the mouth. Another benefit is that no surgical procedure is needed to use traditional dentures. However, traditional dentures will usually need to be replaced every few years.
Fixed Dentures
Fixed dentures use dental implants to remain permanently secured inside the user’s mouth. Once they have been applied, fixed dentures can never be removed except through oral surgery. The fact that they can never be taken out helps some patients come to truly think of fixed dentures as a set of entirely new teeth. The dental implants also provide the same functions as natural tooth roots which helps the fixed dentures to feel remarkably natural compared with other tooth-replacement options.
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For many people, trust is key in a dentist-patient relationship. Patients want to know their dentist will be honest, reliable, and committed to their best dental interests.
