Full and partial dentures in Largo

Are Dentures False Teeth?

Yes, that’s what you used to call them before advancements made them more natural looking. A denture can replace some missing teeth or a full arch of missing teeth. Advances in creating them make a denture fit better too, so no one will realize false teeth are replacing your real teeth.

What is a Denture?

A denture can be removable or permanent and they can be made from different materials. Call our office to set up a consultation with one of our denture dentists and learn what solutions will work for you.

Are There Different Types of Dentures?

Yes, you have several options. Please contact us for a consultation. Your dentist can explain which of the types below can meet your needs. If you’re considering dentures in Largo, please call our dental office.

What is a Full Denture?

A full denture replaces all of your upper or lower teeth. If you are missing all your teeth, like 39 million other Americans, you will need to full dentures to replace them all.

How Does a Partial Denture Work?

It helps people who are missing some, but not all, of their teeth. The denture has metal clasps that attach to your existing teeth.

How Does a Flexible Denture Work?

It is a partial denture that is flexible. The denture uses bands to attach to existing teeth, so it is not as noticeable as a traditional partial denture. They are more comfortable to wear and are as sturdy as hard acrylic ones since they will bend, not break.

Can You Explain All-on-4® Dentures?

The All-on-4® Treatment Concept consists of a full permeant denture supported by four Nobel Biocare dental implants. A traditional implant-supported denture uses six or more implants, but an all-on-4 one is unique. Two of the four implants are placed at an angle for added stability.

What the Procedure for Getting a Denture?

The first step is a consultation to determine how many teeth are missing and the health of your gums and existing teeth. Next, your dentist will go over your goals. Next, your dentist will make an impression of your gums, measure your mouth and determine what size and color of teeth will look the most natural. If you are having implant-supported dentures, the implants will be inserted.

A dental lab will fabricate your dentures. When they are complete, you’ll come in for a fitting. You may have to wait for implants to fuse to the bone first. Finally, your dentist will go over how to clean your denture and how to care for it.

How Much of a Dentures Cost Should I Expect?

When you have a consultation with one of our dentists, you can get an estimate of your costs for our affordable quality dentures. Your dentist will see if you need any diseased teeth extracted before getting a denture. Your fee also depends on whether you get a full or partial dentures and whether they will be implant-supported or it will rest on your gums. The materials you select will also help determine your cost.

Will a Soft Denture Reline Make My Dentures Fit Better?

Your gums can change over the years. If you find your denture is causing you to experience sore spots, making it uncomfortable to wear your denture. A soft reline coats the area where the denture touches your gums and the roof of your mouth if you are having a top denture relined. The material is pliable and molds to your new features. While it gets harder, it is still more comfortable than hard acrylic.

Have a Denture Consultation in Largo Today

Call us for a consultation today and learn how our affordable quality dentures can help you reach your smile goals. We love to see our patients leaving after getting a new denture and they are smiling at everyone they see.