When people lose all teeth or most of their teeth due to decay or even gum disease, dentures might provide a good solution to help restore their smiles to their former glory.
What are Dentures?
A denture is a removable appliance, meaning it is not permanently fixed to the wearer’s mouth. There are two types available: complete and partial dentures. When all teeth are missing complete dentures are considered. Loss of some natural teeth can be replaced with partial dentures. Modern technology has enabled the dentists to fabricate dentures to a perfect fit. With the case of partial dentures, the denture can be fabricated to match the color of the remaining natural teeth.
Why should I choose Dentures?
Dentures can make-up for lost teeth and allow patients to enjoy their favorite foods and speak clearly. In cases that the patient has lost all or most of the teeth, the appearance of sunken cheeks can make the patient look older. This can be avoided. The use of dentures can help prevent the shift of remaining natural teeth. Dentures can also be a cost-effective solution when compared with other dental prosthetics such as dental implants.
What is the Process for Receiving Dentures?
If your Mississauga dentist has concluded that you require a complete denture, any remaining natural teeth will need to be extracted before placing dentures. Impressions of the mouth, gum, and bite will be taken to fabricate the dentures. In the interim (until the gums heal from tooth extraction), the dentist may suggest the use of an immediate denture. This is fabricated in advance and placed in the patient’s mouth. This can aid the healing of the gum tissue. Once the permanent dentures are ready and gum tissue has healed, the patient can receive them at their next dental visit.
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