If you are looking for a type of restoration that'd replace lost or missing teeth, dentures are by far the best in the market. They allow you to smile, talk, and perform every function of the mouth with confidence. Made out of acrylic or metal, dentures can restore both aesthetics and function to offer patients a simple and easy method of restoring teeth.
What are dentures?
Dentures are removable teeth replacements for teeth and gum tissues that are missing or damaged. There are primarily two types of dentures - complete or partial dentures.
Complete Dentures
Complete or full dentures are restorations that are designed to replace all natural teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. They can fit into your gums and would allow the patient to easily perform all functions of the mouth.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are used to fill the spaces that were left by lost or missing teeth and can be supported by other existing teeth. These dentures can be fastened to the natural teeth by using metal clasps.
What is the process involved in getting dentures?
Your dentist would assess your oral cavity to finalize the type of restoration that would best serve your condition. If your dentist decides that dentures are the right kind of restoration for you, it would be custom-made by taking a series of impressions and measurements of the jaw. A wax model would be created in the exact framework of the denture. The dentist would place the restoration in the patient's mouth and check for proper fit. Any necessary adjustments would be made later.
What are the advantages of wearing dentures?
Not only do dentures help restore your smile, but also works on your facial posture. It benefits the patient in regaining both function and appearance. The core advantages of dentures lies in the fact that they restore function, versatility, aesthetics, and is a cost-effective option for restoring your teeth.
Find out more on how you can improve the quality of your smile with dental restorations by placing an appointment with us. Call our office at (909) 628-8109 or book online to meet Rakesh Patel, D.D.S for your restorative concerns today.