FAQs
When Should You Consider Dental Implants?
If conventional denture treatment has not provided you with satisfactory results with better fitting function, Implant retained denture may be a better solution to help restore stability retention and function over conventional denture treatment.
When Do I Need to Visit a Denturist?
Dentures are complex dental appliances that are created and maintained by trained and certified denturists. The comfortable fit is essential for your complete or partial dentures. That’s why you should trust a registered denturist to help you achieve the maximum benefits from your dentures.
Will My New Dentures Be Comfortable?
For the first-time denture wearers, dentures might feel a little uncomfortable for the initial few weeks as your facial muscles, gums, cheeks, and tongue take some time to adapt. However, you will likely become habitual of wearing dentures soon. In case you continue to feel uncomfortable, visit our denturist to check if your appliance needs more customization or adjustments to achieve a more comfortable fit.
How Do I Keep My Dentures in Good Condition?
Like your natural teeth, plaque and tartar can accumulate on your dentures. Make sure you brush your dentures every day to clear such build-up. Use a soft brush, and a gentle cleaning product especially meant for dentures. We offer special cleaning dental products. Don’t use harsh paste or brush that can scratch your dentures.
How Long Will My New Dentures Last?
It’s recommended to replace dentures every five to seven years. However, with proper maintenance services such as cleaning, relining, and more, you can extend the life of your dentures. Our denturist can help you determine if it’s time to replace your dentures.
Will Dentures Impact My Appearance?
Custom made dentures are crafted to look like your natural teeth as closely as possible. Hence, dentures don’t change your appearance entirely. In fact, you can expect your dentures to support your facial muscles and beautify your smile.
Tired of loose or ill-fitted dentures? Consider Dental Implant to help secure your dentures.