At Janz Family Dental, our denture solutions are customized to meet your individual needs, using cutting-edge technology to ensure a perfect fit and a natural appearance. Whether partial dentures to fill gaps or complete dentures to replace an entire row, our goal is to restore your confidence and enhance your quality of life. With our range of options, you can regain the freedom to eat, speak, and smile without hindrance, helping you feel comfortable and confident in your everyday interactions.
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Prevent misalignment with partial dentures. Acrylic replacements connected by metal, fitting around existing teeth.
Dentures are attached to dental implants and can be placed in the upper or lower jaw. A strong jawbone is necessary to support the implant.
Partial dentures – ideal for filling gaps of a few missing teeth, are held in place by clasping onto nearby natural teeth, promoting easier cleaning and improved oral functionality.
Complete dentures – also known as “false teeth,” are employed when all teeth are missing, enhancing smile aesthetics and functions such as chewing, biting, and talking.
Both types of dentures are removable, with complete dentures staying in place via suction. The process for both involves taking dental impressions, with the dentures ready in about one to two weeks. If tooth extraction is necessary, it’s performed just before denture insertion.
New dentures will initially feel strange, but taking proper care will allow them to last long. To ensure this, you must take certain steps, such as:
A person might consider getting dentures if they have lost several or all of their teeth due to decay, gum disease, or injury. Dentures help restore the appearance and function of their smile, enabling better chewing and speaking abilities.
Initially, dentures may affect your speech, but with practice, most people adapt quickly. Reading aloud and repeating difficult words can help you get used to speaking with your new dentures.
Dentures typically last 5 to 10 years. However, due to changes in the mouth’s shape and wear and tear, they may need adjustments or replacements over time. Regular check-ups are essential to maintain a proper fit.
Proper care includes brushing daily to remove food particles and plaque, soaking them overnight in a denture cleaner, and rinsing them thoroughly before putting them back in your mouth. Avoid using hot water, which can warp the dentures.
It is recommended that you remove your dentures at night to allow your gums to rest and to reduce the risk of infections. Soaking them in a denture-cleaning solution overnight also helps keep them clean and maintain their shape.