Get the Smile You Deserve

A denture, commonly referred to as a complete denture, is a custom-made oral appliance that is inserted into the mouth to replace natural teeth, while also providing essential support for the cheeks and lips, enhancing facial structure and appearance.

Crafted primarily from acrylic, dentures are available in two types: conventional and immediate. Conventional dentures are created and placed after all teeth have been removed and the gum tissues have fully healed. Immediate dentures are constructed in advance and can be positioned as soon as the teeth are extracted, allowing the gums to heal underneath the denture.

The design of an upper denture includes a flesh-colored acrylic base that fits snugly over the palate, whereas a lower denture is horseshoe-shaped to accommodate the tongue. The artificial teeth within a denture may be made from high-quality plastic, porcelain, or a combination of both, ensuring a natural and resilient finish.

Dentures can be engineered to overlay endodontically treated teeth or be securely anchored to dental implants, offering enhanced stability and a more natural feel than traditional dentures. Over time, dentures will require adjustments such as relining or replacement to maintain proper jaw alignment, as the bone and gum ridges naturally recede post-extraction.

Continual dental examinations remain crucial for denture wearers, allowing for the health of oral tissues to be monitored and any necessary modifications to be made to the denture.

With the advent of dental implants and various prosthetic solutions, such as fixed bridges, hybrid fixed prostheses, or removable overdentures, the comfort and stability of dental restorations have significantly improved. These advancements offer a transformative experience, eliminating the discomfort of loose-fitting dentures, and the inconvenience of dentures that may move or click. Embrace a life of confidence, with a solution that stays firmly in place, without the worry of misplaced or damaged dentures, and the days of teeth in a glass becoming a thing of the past.