Dentures

A Range Of Factors Can Affect Your Eligibility

Bone Density: If a dental implant is to be successful, you need a healthy amount of jawbone to hold it in place. If you experience your jawline shrinking due to receding gums, your dentist may offer a bone graft, as well as a pre-prosthetic surgery in order to maintain dental health. Not only will it improve the dental work's fit, but it will also make it more comfortable.

Gum Disease: Your oral health can be difficult to maintain. Early-stage gum disease can be cured, but it can become more severe with time. Sometimes, tooth extraction may be necessary to resolve the issue. When you have teeth removed, your gums will heal and a denture will replace the missing teeth. Your gums must be free of gum disease and tooth decay before a denture can be installed.

A Lack Of Confidence: When you have an incomplete smile, it can cause you to feel self-conscious. If that's the case for you, then talk to your dentist about getting dentures. Dentures can change your life, and you may feel relieved when they are finally in place. When the procedure is complete, it’s likely that you'll feel more confident about your smile. Even dentures that aren't made of real teeth can improve your smile substantially, including over the long term.

For some people, dentures can meet many needs, such as the need for a tooth.

Are you considering getting dentures? What are your chances?

Lots of dentists now use modern mapping tools to create a 3D scan of your smile. These new technologies help your dentist to more accurately create dentures and produce them more quickly and with more comfort. Some offices have milling systems to produce restorations. That allows them to make restorations right there on the spot, which is convenient.

Dental prostheses will enable a patient to eat, speak, and smile comfortably once again.

Seek to look younger: dentures can be created to look like natural teeth and match the shape of your face. They can help make sunken cheeks and misshapen lips better.

Improving Your Quality of Life: Dentures can be life-changing. He or she can help you avoid biting your food too hard, allow you to speak properly, and they'll teach you how to smile confidently. You'll notice a difference in your quality of life!

It may be worth it to invest in dentures. Not only will you not need dentures anymore, but you can keep them in place when you want. This prevents jawbone shrinkage that normally happens when you have lost teeth.
Just like people's appearance changes when they wear braces, your dentures will enhance your smile when they fit well.

From Planning to Execution

Treatment Planning: Your dentist will examine your oral health, identify the best way to provide care, and design a plan.

To be ready, procedures such as extraction of a tooth may be necessary.
You will need to have surgery to insert the implants and then have to wait an additional 3-6 months for them to fully attach to your jawbone.