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.
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,
Tooth loss can be a difficult process to endure. The first lost tooth can be a serious shock. But as others begin falling out with it, some people are tempted simply to wait until all of their teeth fall out and then opt for dentures. Unfortunately, doing so can put a patient’s oral health under serious risk.
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,
Has wearing dentures left you feeling as irritated as your gums? Between the messy pastes and the imperfect fits, life with ill-fitting dentures can be a real struggle. Dentists say that properly fitting dentures can relieve many of the frustrations often experienced by denture patients. But can they really? Your Milford dentist,
Wearing dentures can be a struggle. Between the pastes and the imperfect fits, embarrassment and frustration can seem like constant companions. But if you have lost your teeth, what choice do you have? Actually, dental implants give you a couple of options, allowing you to restore your mouth like never before. Here to discuss how dental implants are a good alternative to dentures is your Milford dentist,
If you are missing teeth, you have a couple of options. Dentures, partial dentures, and bridges offer one path to restoration, while dental implants offer another. So, standing at this crossroads, which path do you take? Both will lead to a mouth filled with teeth, but one may be a better option than the other.
Are you tired of wearing dentures? Are the improper fits and messy pastes driving you crazy? Wouldn’t you love to have a new set of permanent teeth? It may seem like a foolish dream, but you truly can have permanent teeth again. With implant-secured dentures, your teeth with be perfectly fitted and permanent. Your Milford dentist,
When you lose a tooth, you should replace it as soon as possible. Problems like tooth drift and jawbone deterioration can develop, without a full set of teeth. You may face a difficult choice when deciding how to replace missing teeth. Dentures can replace multiple teeth, while dental implants restore a natural-feeling, fully functioning tooth.