Dentures

As an oral health-care specialist, your Denturist offers various types of dentures to satisfy each patient’s specific requirements.

Your Denturist, in close consultation with you, will determine what those requirements are and how to meet them. State-of-the-art dentures are able to restore your smile as well as be compatible with the sensitive tissues of your mouth.

Immediate Dentures

You’ve been advised that you need an immediate denture. But what is it and how is it completed? This information will help explain the concepts and answer questions you might have regarding this type of denture.  Your Denturist can guide you regarding situations that warrant immediate dentures.

Removable partial dentures

A removable partial denture is usually made to replace one or more teeth and is customized to a patient’s specific requirements. Removable partial dentures restore a person’s natural appearance while greatly improving the ability to chew and speak clearly.

Implant over dentures

Millions of people experience difficulties associated with missing teeth. These difficulties can severely undermine your self-confidence and quality of life.

Missing teeth can compromise your health, eating habits, speech and appearance. When teeth are lost, bone loss usually occurs, a condition that can affect your denture. This may result in the denture becoming loose, causing difficulty in stabilization of the denture, decreased chewing ability and over time, deterioration of the jaw structure .

Mouth Guard

Athletic mouth guards are made of soft plastic. They are adapted to fit comfortably over the upper teeth.

Mouth guards are extremely important because the average cost of dental treatment over a lifetime for one tooth lost is approximately $5,000. When it concerns sports equipment, mouth guards are a priority. They protect not only the teeth, but also the lips, cheeks and tongue. They also help protect from concussions and jaw fractures.

Rebase Reline Repair

Broken, worn or ill-fitting dentures need not always be replaced. In fact, your Denturist can assess very quickly if you’re a candidate for a rebase, reline or repair. In the case of repairs, your Denturist is often able to offer same-day service.

Soft Liner Alternative

The soft liner is a layer of soft material that is fitted to the surface of a denture and rests adjacent to oral tissues. In short, a soft liner acts as cushion or shock absorber between the hard plastic base of a denture and the gums. Soft liners can be used either in the fabrication of new dentures or placed in existing dentures.

Recall Recare

Your dentures are crucial to the way you look and feel. That’s why it is important to maintain dentures and ensure that they perform at their optimum so you can perform at your best.

A regular check-up with your Denturist is the most effective way for you and your dentures to receive the care and attention you both deserve.

Teeth Whitening

Through the use of a custom-made delivery system and the latest in teeth-whitening technology, you can have noticeably whiter and brighter teeth.

Teeth whitening is a simple and effective process that lightens discoloration of enamel and dentin. The system employs a peroxide-based gel, retained in a custom-fitted appliance that is worn over your teeth. It can be used during the day or while you sleep