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Implant therapy is prescribed for people that have one, multiple or all their teeth missing. People with multiple or all their teeth missing typically have complete or partial dentures; this treatment option is called Overdentures.

Like traditional dentures, implant overdentures are removable appliances that include prosthetic teeth. Unlike traditional dentures, maxillary overdentures are shaped like a horseshoe. This is a godsend for many patients — it affords better comfort, speech, and taste.

The advantage of an overdenture is obvious: it promotes better digestion; slows bone loss by stimulating the bone in your jaw; helps retain your facial features and structure; and dentures worn on the upper and lower jaw are more comfortable.

A complete denture is removable and is prescribed when all the teeth in one or both arches are missing. First, the denturist takes an accurate measurement of your face. Then the shape and the shade of each tooth is carefully selected, creating a custom design especially for you.

Personalized quality dentures instill confidence, allow your smile to look more natural, and provide optimum function while eating, speaking and laughing.

A partial denture may prevent your natural teeth from shifting or drifting into the empty space left by a lost tooth. Partial dentures do not harm remaining natural teeth — in fact, a partial denture may help maintain their position by providing additional support.

Personalized quality partial dentures help you chew food properly, improve speech, give you lip and cheek support, and prevent your remaining teeth from changing position. Teeth that are out of position can damage the tissues in the mouth.

Flexible partials work well if you need only a few teeth filled in. They are comfortable and don’t have any metal clasps. If you have an aversion to metal or need a temporary solution for a lost tooth, this is a great way to fill in the gaps — either as an alternative to a bridge/crown or as a transitional partial while you wait to have a bridge/crown made.

The implants provide stability to the denture so you can eat, speak and laugh confidently. Implants also help stop bone loss, so you retain the bone you have, which maintains your looks.

We work with many dentists and oral surgeons who can perform this procedure for you. Come in before your implants — we will measure for you and make sure you can have your immediate denture right after surgery.

Every two to three years your denture will need relining. When we reline your denture, we refit the base of your denture so that it fits to your gums just like a custom-made denture.

A soft liner is a rubber material that is processed onto the acrylic base of the lower denture. It resembles natural gum tissue, is comfortable to wear, and is resistant to mechanical pressure. If you are experiencing soreness due to lost gum tissue, a soft liner is the best choice for you.

Any denture broken problem we can fix. It is always good to make an appointment — we will make sure to fix it and fit you in.

Your denture may look no different while the world inside your oral cavity is changing every day. If your mouth gets sore, do not wait for the soreness to go away — it usually just gets worse. Come in to see us for an adjustment right away. A few minutes’ adjustment can make a huge difference to your comfort and health.

After daily cleaning, do you still have stains on your denture? Unpleasant breath and staining are the result of accumulated plaque and mineral deposits. We can use a special dental ultrasound machine to help you keep your denture clean. Polishing is a professional technique that denturists use to make your dentures look like new.

An annual check-up is the only way that a healthy mouth and an adequate denture fit can be maintained properly. Our denturist has the training and experience to examine your mouth and advise you of your denture needs.

Insert your name into your denture so everyone knows who the denture belongs to — no more mixing yours up with others. It’s useful when you stay in a senior care home: not only will you avoid mix-ups, but caregivers can also help you keep them in place.

A clear clasp instead of a metal clasp makes your outlook more adorable. Whoever cares about their appearance can think about an invisible clasp.