Dentures

Complete Dentures

Dentures are removable teeth

When you have several missing teeth and inadequate jaw bone, dental implants and bridges may not seem like the right option. This is when you will require complete dentures.

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What are Complete Dentures?
Dentures are removable false teeth that are used to replace missing teeth. A missing tooth can be caused by many reasons like tooth decay or injury etc. Dentures are created to fit snugly with the shape and size of your teeth. These dentures are made of acrylic plastic. In a few cases, depending on your oral situation and health, we might even suggest porcelain or metal material. The porcelain and acrylic dentures have a pretty close resemblance to natural teeth and gum tissues.

Benefits of Complete Dentures
1. Restores the functions of your mouth like biting and chewing
2. Better talking and pronunciation
3. A complete and beautiful smile
4. Comfortable to wear
5. Freedom to eat anything and everything
6. Better facial appearance

Caring for Complete Dentures
Complete dentures require proper care to keep them clean, free from stains and looking their best. For good denture care, you must

● Remove and rinse dentures after eating
● Handle your dentures carefully
● Rinse your mouth after removing your dentures
● Brush your dentures daily by soaking and brushing with a non-abrasive denture cleanser to remove food, plaque and other deposits
● Soak dentures overnight
● Rinse dentures before putting them back in your mouth, especially if using a denture-soaking solution
● Schedule regular dental check-ups

FAQs
● Are complete dentures for me?
They sure are if all your teeth have been removed due to age or severe trauma or injury. Also, complete dentures can be the right solution for you if no other solution works well for you.

● Can I get dentures if I have gum disease?
If the damage is too severe, our dentist will first carry out the right procedure to get rid of the damage, something like bone grafting. Once done, we will then suggest complete dentures.

● Are there any risks associated with complete dentures?
Dentures have the tendency to become loose, and nothing is more embarrassing than accidentally dropping them in public. Fortunately, there are already over-the-counter dental adhesives, which can help secure the base to the mouth