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Dentures
Our natural-looking dentures are designed to fit comfortably and securely, allowing you to smile confidently without any worries or discomfort. Made from high-quality materials, these dentures are incredibly lifelike, replicating the appearance of natural teeth for a seamless look. Whether you need a full set or just a partial denture, our team will work with you to create a personalized solution that meets your unique needs and preferences. With our dentures, you can enjoy the joy of smiling again, without any hesitation or self-consciousness. Say goodbye to any dental issues that have held you back and embrace the freedom of a healthy, radiant smile.
Guidance Hub
Pre-Treatment Consultation
In your first appointment for dentures, Dr. Imran will assess your situation thoroughly and also discuss your medical and dental history. In the examination, he will examine your teeth and explore your denture options from traditional complete/partial dentures to flexible implants. If only some of your teeth need to be replaced, then you will probably need partial dentures. And if all of your teeth need replacing then you will get full dentures.
Procedure Overview
Dentures Process
Before the treatment doctor may take photographs of your teeth to track the progress.
Dental Impression
Dentures are custom-made therefore your dental impression will be taken.
Bite Molds
After dental impressions, Dr. Imran will check your biting action using wax blocks. At this point, he will also help you choose the shape and color of your new false teeth.
Wax Models
Your dental impression will be sent to a laboratory and your new teeth will be set in wax. This is done to get an idea of how your final dentures will look.
Fitting
After the fabrication of the new set, Dr. Imran will fit the new dentures in your mouth. It is done to see if these dentures are a proper fit and correct bite. The appearance and aesthetics of the dentures are also made desirable for the customer.
Procedure Overview
Post-Treatment care
The longevity of whitening depends on the 48 hours following the procedure. Keep the following tips in mind.
Avoid Colored Foods
- While you are getting used to your new dentures, it is normal to feel discomfort, sore spots in your mouth, and difficulty in speaking.
- To help with speech, try reading aloud for a few days. In this way, your mouth will adjust and speech will become easier.
- As your dentures settle, your bite will need to be adjusted.
- Clean your dentures with a denture brush and denture paste.
- Once a week soak dentures in denture cleaner.
- Allow your gums to relax by leaving out dentures each night.
- While brushing, do not forget to brush the roof of your mouth, tongue, and gums to remove any food particles. This will help you avoid inflammation and keep your mouth healthy.
- You should visit your dentist once a year to get your mouth and denture checked. Bone loss and wear on the teeth will affect the fit of the dentures, which if not checked on time will cause trauma to your gums and ones.
Avoid Acidic Foods
As part of your aftercare routine avoid acidic foods like lemons, pickles, limes, and other foods or soft drinks.
Schedule Your Denture Repair Appointment Today!
Book your dentures appointment today for a brighter, healthier smile. Our expert dental team provides gentle care and personalized treatment to keep your teeth clean and sparkling. Schedule now!
FAQs
Regular Questions
Explore our FAQ section for answers to common inquiries about our services, procedures, and policies. We aim to provide clear and comprehensive information to address your concerns and ensure satisfaction.
It usually takes a new denture wearer anywhere between four and six weeks to get used to wearing their new dentures.
Yes. You should clean dentures once a day with a soft brush using a special denture cleaner and soak them overnight as this helps them retain their shape.
With proper care, dentures tend to last anywhere between five and 10 years.
Yes, dentures can affect speech patterns and cause some lisping.
Dentures take some getting used to. You will need to learn how to chew properly with your dentures. Avoid sticky food items and hard food
The period of pain varies. But you will experience some minor irritation, which should fade as your mouth becomes accustomed to them.
Yes, you can sleep in your dentures. But it is advisable that you rest your mouth and gums and not wear them for twenty-four hours.