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Dentures (Full & Partial)

Why Dentures (Full & Partial) Are Important

  • Restoration of Functionality: Dentures enable you to chew, speak, and smile with confidence, significantly improving your quality of life.
  • Aesthetic Enhancement: They provide a natural-looking smile and help support facial structure, preventing sagging that can occur due to missing teeth.
  • Custom Fit: Modern dentures can be tailored to fit your mouth comfortably, reducing irritation and improving functionality.

What to Expect During Your Visit

1. Initial Consultation

2. Impressions and Measurements

3. Trial Fitting

4. Final Denture Placement

5. Oral Hygiene Recommendations

6. Follow-Up Visits

I am committed to delivering the highest quality oral care, building trust with my patients, and creating long-lasting smiles.

Dr. Patricia Feske
FAQ

Common Questions

What are the differences between full and partial dentures?

Full dentures are used when all teeth are missing in an arch (upper or lower), while partial dentures are designed for individuals who still have some natural teeth remaining. Partial dentures use metal clasps or precision attachments to secure themselves to existing teeth, providing a more stable fit.

How do I care for my dentures?

Proper care for dentures includes daily cleaning with a soft brush and a mild cleanser specifically designed for dentures. It’s important to remove them at night to allow your gums to rest and to soak them in a denture solution to maintain their shape. Regular visits to the dentist for checkups and adjustments are also essential.

Will dentures affect my speech and eating habits?

Initially, wearing dentures may affect your speech and chewing. You might experience difficulty pronouncing certain words or chewing certain foods. However, with practice, most people adapt to their dentures, and any initial discomfort or speech issues typically improve over time. Your dentist can provide tips to ease this transition.