Dentures: Care, Cost of Implant Dentures, and Comprehensive Maintenance Overview

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Are your missing teeth compromising your chewing ability?

Are your missing teeth compromising your smile?

You’re in the right place for restoring your smile! Missing teeth can be effectively replaced with affordable dentures and dental implants. Dentures are prostheses designed to replace lost or damaged teeth, allowing you to enjoy a balanced diet and a comfortable smile once again. Dr.Adatrow, with over 17 years of experience in prosthodontics and smile reconstruction, offers expert care in implant-supported dentures, full mouth dental implants, and other dental implant solutions.”

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Frequently Asked Questions on Dentures

What is a denture?

Dentures, also known as prostheses, are used to replace missing or damaged teeth. They allow individuals to enjoy a balanced diet and a comfortable smile. Dentures can be made from materials such as acrylic (plastic) or metal, and can include options like implant-supported dentures or affordable dentures for enhanced comfort and function

What are the types of dentures?

There are different denture types based on factors like the number of teeth being replaced, the timing of insertion, and the support structure:
  • Based on the number of teeth being replaced:
  • Complete denture: When an individual has lost all their teeth in the upper or lower jaw, a complete denture will replace the lost teeth and tissues of the specific jaw.
  • Partial denture: When one or more teeth are lost (but not all), a partial denture is used to replace the lost teeth while taking support from the adjacent teeth and tissues.
  • Based on the time of insertion of the denture:
  • Immediate denture: Also known as an interim denture, this is inserted immediately on the same day as teeth removal. o Conventional denture: This denture is placed after a few months of teeth removal, once the wound has healed.
  • Based on the supporting structure of the denture:
  • Conventional denture: This rests on the oral cavity gums and derives its support from the underlying bone and surrounding tissues. o Overdenture: This rests on prepared teeth designed to support the denture.
  • Implant-supported denture: This type of denture rests on dental implants placed in the jawbone for added stability.
  • Why do I need a denture?

    Full dentures rest over your gums and replace all your lost or missing teeth. They help you eat comfortably, speak clearly, and enhance your confidence and self-esteem. Partial dentures replace missing teeth while utilizing the support of adjacent teeth and tissues. If you have missing teeth, the adjacent teeth may shift into the gap, leading to an imbalance in your dental arrangement and potentially causing crooked or tilted teeth. This can affect your bite and damage surrounding teeth. To maintain a balanced bite, improve chewing efficiency, and address cosmetic concerns, it is essential to replace missing teeth with affordable dentures, implant-supported dentures, or other dental prostheses.

    What is a complete denture?

    Complete dentures replace the entire arch of missing teeth in either the upper or lower jaw. They rest on the oral cavity gums and replace missing teeth while gaining support from surrounding tissues. Full mouth dental implants or affordable dentures can also provide comprehensive solutions for those needing to replace all their missing teeth.

    Can I get a denture immediately after I get my teeth removed?

    Yes, it is possible to get a denture immediately after tooth removal. These are known as immediate dentures. You should consult with Dr. Adatrow to determine if you are a suitable candidate for immediate dentures, as certain conditions, such as infection, may prevent their use. It’s always best to let the experts decide the most appropriate treatment for your needs, including options like implant-supported dentures or affordable dentures