Dentures are a dependable way to revitalize your smile, enhance your speech, and improve your chewing function. Complete dentures are designed to restore both your smile and oral function when all teeth have been lost. Tailored to your needs, they create a natural look and fit snugly in your mouth, taking the place of your original teeth. Typically removable, complete dentures may require some adjustments to ensure they sit well against your gums and mouth. Your journey with dentures will kick off with a consultation to evaluate your oral health. Following a thorough examination and a discussion to identify the best type of dentures for you, impressions and measurements of your mouth will be taken to create a personalized fit. A prototype will then be crafted for you to try on, allowing for adjustments to guarantee comfort and aesthetics. The final fitting will incorporate any needed tweaks to ensure the optimal fit and function. Once everything meets your approval, your permanent dentures will be ready. Our dedicated team will educate you on the maintenance of your dentures and schedule follow-up visits to ensure your ongoing comfort and satisfaction.
If you still have some natural teeth and are seeking a reliable way to replace several missing ones while keeping your existing teeth intact, partial dentures could be an excellent choice for you. A removable partial denture is utilized when there are one or more natural teeth present in either the upper or lower jaw. Constructed with replacement teeth that are fixed to a pink or gum-colored plastic base, partial dentures restore greater functionality to your mouth. Like full dentures, you also have the option of a more permanent solution that can be cemented in place. The advantages of partial dentures include restored functionality (like improved chewing, speech, and overall oral performance) and better aesthetics. They are designed to closely match the color and shape of your natural teeth, offering a seamless and natural appearance. Additionally, partial dentures help prevent your existing teeth from shifting, ensuring they stay properly aligned.
"Welcoming, professional and respectful of patients levels of anxiety/ and distress regarding dental procedures. The staff takes excellent care in the comfort of patients. Questions are answered respectfully. Warmth and concern are expressed approximately. This is a practice that builds relationships between professional staff and their patients- who are not just “passing through” but are part of the practice- which is not so large that one feels like a number- not an individual."
