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The Truth about Patients with Dentures:

Patients with Dentures

  • 62.5% aware their dentures move
  • 50% don’t eat certain foods
  • 17% eat better without their teeth
  • 16.5% never wear their lower denture

Old Fashioned Dentures are horrible as the move, slip and fall out. They rub on the gum tissue causing painful ulcers. Over a Billion dollars is spent on Polygrip each year.  The denture adhesives are messy and expensive.

Dentures are replacements for missing teeth that can be taken out and placed back into the mouth, closely resembling natural teeth. They are custom-made in a dental laboratory from impressions taken of the mouth. Dentures are designed to mimic the gradual wear of natural tooth enamel, ensuring a comfortable fit. Traditional dentures are an economical option, placed after remaining teeth are removed and tissues have healed. Premium dentures are made from high-quality materials that are impact and stain resistant, and can be adjusted to reflect the natural color of the oral cavity.

Immediate full dentures, also known as temporary dentures, are inserted immediately after the remaining teeth are removed. They offer the benefit of never having to be without teeth but must be revised several months after being inserted. Partial dentures, a removable alternative to bridges, rest on a metal framework that attaches to the natural teeth and help patients experience better chewing and speaking.

Living with dentures can be challenging, as the muscles of the cheeks and tongue learn to hold the dentures in place. Over time, the denture will need to be revised due to normal wear and the continued loss of jawbone and gum tissue.

However, you don’t have to live with old fashioned dentures anymore.

 Get DENTAL IMPLANTS Now!!!!!

If you wait to get dental implants, there may not be enough bone left. Old fashioned dentures only rest on the gum tissue. These dentures actually accelerate the loss of bone and gum tissue. Thus, there is less available bone and patients will need advanced bone grafts.

However, when dental implants are placed the forces of chewing are passed down the implant into the bone. This stimulation keeps the bone healthy and stable.

Implant Stabilization with only two Dental Implants

 Patient talking about her dental implant dentures.

Say Goodbye to Denture Woes: Discover the Freedom of Implant-Supported Dentures

Are you tired of dealing with ill-fitting dentures that slip, click, and limit your enjoyment of life? You’re not alone. Millions of denture wearers struggle daily with the shortcomings of traditional dentures. But there’s good news: dental implant dentures are revolutionizing the way we approach tooth replacement. Let’s explore why these modern marvels might be the solution you’ve been searching for.

The Trouble with Traditional Dentures

Traditional dentures have been around for centuries, and while they’ve improved over time, they still come with a host of problems:

  1. Slipping and sliding: Ever worried about your dentures moving when you speak or eat? It’s a common and embarrassing issue.
  2. Diminished taste: Upper dentures cover your palate, dulling your sense of taste and enjoyment of food.
  3. Bone loss: Without tooth roots to stimulate it, your jawbone gradually shrinks, leading to an aged appearance and poorly fitting dentures over time.
  4. Limited diet: Say goodbye to corn on the cob, apples, and steak – many denture wearers find their diet severely restricted.
  5. Messy adhesives: Constantly applying and cleaning denture adhesives can be a hassle and expense.

Enter Dental Implant Dentures

Dental implant dentures combine the best of both worlds: the full-arch replacement of dentures with the stability and health benefits of dental implants. But what exactly are they?

Dental implant dentures are prosthetic teeth attached to titanium implants surgically placed in your jawbone. These implants act as artificial tooth roots, providing a stable foundation for your new teeth.

The Life-Changing Advantages of Implant Dentures

  1. Rock-solid stability: Forget about slipping or clicking. Implant dentures stay put, allowing you to speak, laugh, and eat with confidence.
  2. Improved chewing power: With implants anchoring your dentures, you’ll regain up to 90% of your natural chewing ability. Bring on the steak!
  3. Bone preservation: Implants stimulate your jawbone, preventing the bone loss associated with traditional dentures and maintaining your facial structure.
  4. Enhanced comfort: No more sore spots or gum irritation from ill-fitting dentures. Implant dentures feel more like natural teeth.
  5. Better taste experience: Many implant denture designs leave the palate uncovered, allowing you to fully taste and enjoy your food.
  6. No more adhesives: Say goodbye to messy creams and strips. Implant dentures stay in place without any additional help.
  7. Improved speech: With stable teeth, you can speak clearly and confidently without fear of dentures moving.
  8. Long-lasting solution: While traditional dentures may need replacement every 5-8 years, implant dentures can last decades with proper care.
  9. Boosted self-esteem: With a natural-looking smile and the ability to eat, speak, and laugh freely, you’ll feel like yourself again.
  10. Variety of options: From removable snap-on dentures to fixed full-arch bridges, there’s an implant denture solution to fit your needs and budget.

While the initial investment in dental implant dentures may be higher than traditional dentures, the long-term benefits to your oral health, appearance, and quality of life are immeasurable. If you’re ready to leave denture troubles behind and embrace a future of confident smiles, it’s time to talk to your dentist about implant dentures.

Remember, everyone’s dental needs are unique. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Nugent to discover if dental implant dentures are the right choice for your smile makeover. Your future self – enjoying a juicy apple without a care in the world – will thank you!

 

About:

Dr. Nugent is a Family Dentist that is located at 3421 Burke Rd, Pasadena, Texas 77504. He has a strong focus on Implant Dentistry. If you are in dentures or about to go into dentures, you owe it to yourself to call our office. Discover how implant dentures are changing peoples lives. Call us at 713-941-8261 today to enjoying eating foods again.

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