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Maintaining Your Dentures

by Dr. Smith | Aug 7, 2024 | Blog, Dental Topics 2, Dentures

Getting back your ability to smile and eat with a complete set of teeth is one of the great benefits of dentures. To prevent infections, sores, or further tooth damage, it is important to maintain dentures properly. Here are some ways that dentists advise to keep your...

Are You a Good Candidate for Dentures?

by Dr. Smith | Sep 30, 2022 | Blog, Dental Topics 2, Dentures

If you have lost all of your teeth or just a few, you are probably a good candidate for dentures. Dentures, also known as removable prosthodontics, are used for the dental restoration or replacement of missing or broken teeth. You may want to consider dentures if any...

Dentures: Frequently Asked Questions

by Dr. Smith | Sep 9, 2022 | Blog, Dental Topics 2, Dentures

Dentures have improved dramatically over the past several years. Whether it’s your first set of dentures or your fifth set, you probably have questions. Below are some commonly asked questions and answers about dentures: Will dentures change how I look? Today’s...

Trading Your Dentures in for Dental Implants

by Dr. Smith | Aug 12, 2022 | Blog, Dental Topics 2, Dentures

After suffering tooth loss for any reason, it’s important to restore your mouth’s function and appearance with restoration options through your dentist. In the past, many patients have gotten dentures for this purpose. Dental implants provide a newer and very popular...

Problems with your Dentures

by Dr. Smith | Mar 4, 2022 | Blog, Dental Topics 2, Dentures

If you have chosen dentures to restore the function and appearance of your mouth, you certainly want them to do their job. Typically, if fitted correctly and you follow the instructions for use and care, dentures are a good solution. However, it’s possible for...

How Dental Implants Changed Dentures Forever

by Dr. Smith | Sep 24, 2021 | Blog, Dental Topics 2, Dentures

If you’ve been wearing dentures for a while, you may have some complaints. They might fit poorly and shift or click when you talk or eat. Poor fit can lead to discomfort and sores in the mouth that worsen over time, or they can collect food underneath them, leading to...