Specialty Dentures

Specialty  dentures  help  you  to  alleviate  the  problems  that  come  with  losing  teeth.  They  improve  your  self-esteem,  speech,  and  bite and prevent your  existing  teeth  from  shifting. 
Many people think that dentures are only used when a whole set of teeth is missing, but specialty  dentures  replace  your  missing  teeth and it is  possible  to  craft  them  to  fit  into  any size gap in  your  mouth. Even with today's technological dental advancements and dental health education, many people across the nation still live with tooth loss. Missing teeth may be a source of embarrassment, and can affect a person's nutrition and dental health. Dentures are great option for missing teeth, regardless of the degree of tooth loss and they are appropriate for people who have recently lost their teeth, as well as for people who have been living with tooth loss for many years. Dentures are very popular  all  around  the  world  because  they  feel and look like  natural  teeth.
There are both partial and full dentures available. Partial dentures help your existing teeth to maintain their position. Full  dentures  replace  a  whole  set  of  teeth, whether it is your upper of lower set. The  type  of  denture  we  recommend  for  you  varies  depending  on  your  lifestyle  needs,  the  degree  of  tooth  loss,  and your personal  preferences. 
Removable Dentures
The denture's base has a color similar  to  the  color  of  your  gums, which fits  perfectly  over  the  ridge  that holds your  teeth. 
Full  dentures  include: 
- immediate  dentures
- conventional  dentures
- implant-supported  dentures
Immediate Dentures
Immediate  dentures are temporary and help your muscles to readjust when you are initially getting used to wearing them. You typically use  these types of dentures  right  after a tooth  extraction. 
Conventional Full Dentures
These dentures  are  made  to  look  exactly  like  your natural teeth, and after  some  time,  they  conform  to  your  jaw and gums feel as good as they look.  
Implant-Supported Overdentures
These types of dentures get their support from tooth implants, to which they are attached. We recommend these types of dentures when even though they are missing all of their teeth, the patient has sufficient bone in the jaw which can adequately support the implants.  
Partial Dentures
Removable Partial Dentures
Removable partial dentures  have  a  more  natural  look  than transitional partial dentures.  Removable partial dentures are  very  light, and they are made to have a superior fit. It is recommended that you get dentures as soon as you lose your teeth because they not only look great, but also enhance your bite and  improve your speech. When  you  start  wearing  dentures,  they  may  not  feel  natural but with  time, your mouth will get  used  to the feeling. It is important to note  that  your  immediate  dentures  may  not have the same fit  after a few  months, because sometimes the tissues  may  shrink.  You  have  the  option  of  relining  your  temporary  dentures  or  buying  a  new  set  of  dentures  that  fit  better.  We  recommend  the  latter  option. 
Transitional Partial Dentures
Transitional partial dentures  are  removable.  You  can  use them  as  temporary  replacements  for  your  lost  teeth  while  you  recover  from  a  tooth  extraction  procedure.
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