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Despite our best efforts, it occasionally becomes necessary to remove teeth. Some people decide to have all their remaining teeth extracted in favor of dentures when their existing teeth become too problematic to keep. Dentures are also the most cost-effective way to replace bad or missing teeth.
The lower jaw, upper jaw, or both jaws may be restored with a denture. A full denture appliance can provide a brand-new set of teeth. To fit comfortably, your dentures might need to be adjusted frequently because after teeth are removed, the tissues in your jaw shrink and change shape.
So, if you must have your teeth extracted, don’t worry; you will still have a stunning smile in no time! Your mouth and gums will be precisely molded to fit your full dentures. They can restore your smile and are designed to look natural.
We will spend time going over all the crucial information regarding denture care before you leave our office with your new set of dentures. We will go over proper denture removal and cleaning techniques since dentures should be removed at night so that your gums can rest and for routine cleaning. Additionally, we will advise you on the best type and frequency of denture adhesive use.
The following are some quick tips for good denture care:
When teeth are extracted, your gums need time to heal before you can get your denture. Our office does offer immediate dentures, intended to be a short-term fix but may be worn permanently in certain circumstances. Immediate dentures can be relined with a permanent liner and converted to final dentures after six months.
The care of immediate dentures is just about the same as traditional dentures. We will always go over in depth of how to properly care for your dental treatment so they can be as long-lasting as possible.
Dentures are frequently misunderstood as being only for those who have lost all of their teeth. A partial denture, on the other hand, is an alternative that people who still have some natural teeth may want to consider. The gaps in your teeth are filled by removable partial dentures that are fastened to nearby, healthy teeth. They might make use of precision attachments, which are clasps or connectors.
With replacement teeth attached to a base that is either metal or a natural-looking color to match your gums. They are designed to look just like your natural teeth. For those who want to improve their smile but don’t want the hassle of full dentures, partial dentures can be a good option.
Snap-in dentures are specifically crafted to effortlessly and securely attach (snap-in) to dental implants. Unlike traditional dentures that are held in place with adhesive, this denture is anchored by strong dental implants, giving you a stronger base for chewing, eating, speaking, and smiling.
Dental implants can stimulate the jawbone, promoting bone growth which makes snap-in dentures an upgrade from traditional dentures. Snap-in dentures will need to be taken out and cleaned like traditional dentures to ensure longevity.
At our dental offices in Tyler and Longview, we recognize how significant your smile is to you. We also know that missing teeth can lead to serious health issues. We can assist you whether you want to purchase a full set of dentures or need to replace a few missing teeth.
Call us at our Longview (903)704-0154 or Tyler Office (903)231-6490 right away to learn more about our denture services or arrange a complimentary consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!