There are 3 main types of dentures available: Implant Retained: This is the best option available as this simulates your natural teeth and roots. The Denture is retained by screws that are surgically placed and fixed to the bone. They are constructed with the same materials & techniques as Precision dentures. This is the only option [...]
Dentures have a life expectancy of approximately 5 to 7 years. What are the signs that you should see a denturist and possibly replace your dentures? Looseness Sores Lack of lip support Excessive biting on the front teeth Pain in your jaw Worn teeth Too much space between the upper and lower teeth Wearing dentures [...]
We recommend that your denture and tissues should be checked annually. Damage to the oral tissues can take place without you knowing. Early detection and elimination of tissue inflammation is important to minimize shrinkage of the supporting bone and tissue. By keeping the tissue healthy, your dentures will continue to fit correctly for longer period [...]
Dentures don't last forever - the average life of a denture is between 5 and 7 years. Like natural teeth, dentures will wear and stain over time. The tissues in your mouth will continually to change as you age and the dentures will need to be adjusted, rebased, or even remade. The life of your denture [...]
Simply put, a denturist specializes in dentures. It's pretty much what we do all day, everyday. Denturists are educated, certified, licensed, and receive constant training in the field of denturism to serve patients better. They'll listen to your needs, provide guidance on the best options, and personally handle every step in the fabrication of your [...]