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Custom-made dentures are often used to replace lost teeth. Complete dentures are used when no natural teeth remain, and partial dentures are used when some natural teeth are still present. The materials used in making dentures are designed to mimic the look and feel of natural teeth. They are tailored specifically to fit the unique contours of […]
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Many individuals are familiar with dentures, yet only a limited number truly grasp their wide-ranging benefits for various dental patients. It’s important to understand that dentures are not exclusively for the elderly, and it’s not necessary for every older person to use them. In reality, they can be beneficial for individuals of all ages. Who Typically
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Fixed dentures are the optimal solution for permanently replacing your missing teeth with dentures. What Are Fixed Dentures? Fixed dentures are designed to permanently give you a perfect smile without having to adhere to the inconvenience of traditional dentures. Fixed dentures can replace a missing tooth or an entire row, whether in the upper or lower
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At Hampton Dental Associates, SC, patients in and around the community of Milwaukee will enjoy a wide range of treatment options for the smile. This includes restorative care with dentures, a common and effective way of replacing missing teeth within the smile. What are dentures? Dentures are restorations that are fabricated by Dr. Richard Winter
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Dentures can be a complex subject. To that end, here are a few things to know about them and to help you understand the denture wearing process. Gum Shrinkage When your natural teeth are lost, what’s left are the bony ridges where your teeth used to be. Your dentures rest on these ridges. The ridges
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Dentures are removable and may be either full or partial. They replace missing teeth as well as some of the gum tissue. A full set rests directly on the gums and replaces all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw or both. Partials are supported by clasps and fill in gaps between natural teeth.
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Because your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, if you aren’t smiling, you aren’t making important personal connections. Your teeth can be a great self-confidence booster…or a self-esteem deflater. For these reasons, dealing with decayed or missing teeth can be daunting. A time-tested treatment for missing teeth is dentures, also
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Many people with conventional dentures often choose not to wear them. Why? Because they don’t stay in place, and slipping dentures can be a major embarrassment. Now, thanks to dental implants, denture wearers can finally have some stability with overdentures. Overdentures are basically dentures that are anchored onto dental implants. Problems with traditional dentures If
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If you are in need of replacement of one or several teeth you may have heard someone recommend that you receive a partial or a denture partial. We recommend this treatment device for patients who have lost teeth due to poor oral hygiene, malnutrition or dental trauma. A denture partial is a prosthetic device that
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Dentures, otherwise known as false teeth, have been used for decades as an effective replacement for missing teeth. Dentures restore the natural beauty and function of your smile. They are removable dental devices that do require some additional care and maintenance. If you have lost many of your teeth due to excessive tooth decay, gum
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