A partial denture can do a lot for your smile and your daily life. By filling in the gaps in your teeth, a partial denture can protect your remaining teeth and give you the confidence to show off your smile. However, patients sometimes complain about the way partial dentures feel. They find the feel uncomfortable or unnatural.
Instability can cause many difficulties for denture wearers. Sometimes, however, it become unclear just how many problems can stem from insecure dentures. To illustrate the importance of stability when it comes to wearing dentures, your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner, is taking a closer look at the transformation that can occur when insecure dentures are stabilized.
Have you lost a tooth recently? A dental implant can yield a quality restoration that both looks and feels like a natural tooth. To learn more about dental implants, try the following quiz from your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner, and see what you can learn about these popular restorative devices.
Have you lost a tooth? Have you lost more than one? Tooth loss is not always uniform. Teeth may be lost in bunches or sporadically, in one single area or all over the mouth. Thankfully, dental implants are extremely versatile and are up to the task of restoring lost teeth in a variety of circumstances.
Dental implants are a very popular method of replacing lost teeth. With that popularity have come hundreds of questions. Read below as your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner, responds to more frequently asked questions about today’s top tooth-replacement method, the dental implant.
Tooth loss rarely follows any kind of order or pattern. Thus lost teeth may not be adjacent to one another, resulting in the presence of gaps in a smile and causing difficulties with chewing. Thankfully, however, partial dentures can restore order to smiles by filling in their gaps. To learn more about partial dentures,
Thinking about a dental implant restoration to replace your missing tooth? You probably have a few questions. Read below as your Milford dentist, Dr. Mitchell I. Quintner answers several frequently asked questions about dental implants.
A lost tooth can trigger all kinds of emotions, fear and panic being foremost among them. Fortunately, modern dentistry has developed a tooth-replacement method that offers both a realistic look and a realistic feel. This method is called a dental implant, and it is often referred to as the gold standard of tooth-replacement methods.
Wearing dentures can be an exercise in patience. It can seem like no matter what you do, embarrassment and frustration are never far away. Between the messy pastes and the potential for embarrassing slips, dentures can negatively impact self-esteem. But what if there were a way to do away with the pastes and the embarrassment?
If your dentures slide and wobble, you may be afraid even to speak for fear of embarrassment. In addition, your speech may not sound very clear anyway because of your struggle to keep your dentures in place. With embarrassment a constant risk, frustration can mount until you feel like doing away with dentures altogether. Unfortunately,
