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Dentures in Wibsey

Wearing dentures is the oldest and easiest way to replace missing teeth.

With a history dating back years, replacing missing teeth with dentures has stood the test of time. Modern dentures are different from older ones. They are made to fit your mouth perfectly, are very thin, and are made to look and feel natural. Modern natural-looking dentures can make you feel confident to smile, eat, and speak comfortably. Read on to learn more about the benefits of dentures and how Taylored Dental Care, Wibsey, can make you live life to the fullest again.

What are dentures?

Dentures are removable tooth replacements that are made to fit your mouth and make your smile look better. These strong tooth replacements are made of acrylic and/or metal, fit snugly in your mouth and are attached to teeth that look real. Are dentures removable? You can remove your dentures and massage your gums every day. The best dentures can be effortlessly used for function and appearance alike.

Modern dentures are not clunky, bulky, artificial-looking, or brittle.

Dentures made of advanced materials and technology, such as infused acrylic, cobalt chrome metals, and flexible nylon resin (Valplast), can be lightweight, long-lasting, and blend in with your natural features. Whether you are missing a few teeth or need a full set, dentures may be an option for you.

Dentures - The benefits

Dentures have come a long way since their early days. Here are the advantages of dentures:

Exquisitely natural

Custom-made dentures are intended to complement a person’s facial features, skin tone, and personality. These natural-looking dentures resemble real teeth, ensuring your smile is as confident as ever.

Custom-fit

We use advanced technology and dental materials to create dentures that fit your mouth perfectly, allowing you to bite, chew, and speak comfortably. The perfect fit is ideal to minimise discomfort.

Improved materials

Modern dentures are lightweight, strong, impermeable, and stain-resistant, making them both practical and long-lasting.

Enhanced comfort

They are stable and cause less irritation; they’re ideal for all-day wear.

Easy maintenance

Modern dentures have simple aftercare requirements and are intended for daily use. Dentures for seniors are made more sturdy and strong, reducing the chances of breakage, dropping and slippage.

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Types of dentures

Dentures in Wibsey have an array of options that meet specific oral needs. They include:

Conventional Dentures: They are custom-made dentures traditionally made to support the gums; they are removable. They can be further divided into:

Full dentures, or complete dentures, are designed to replace all the teeth in your jaw, whether upper, lower, or both. They are custom-made to fit properly; they restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile confidently.
Partial Dentures: If you only have a few missing teeth, partial dentures are an excellent solution. Your remaining teeth stay in place, and your mouth resumes full function as they fill the gaps.

Acrylic Dentures: These dentures are lightweight, inexpensive, and made of high-quality acrylic material. They are ideal for those who want a natural-looking smile without compromising durability.
Metal-framed dentures: Metal-framed dentures, routinely made with chrome cobalt, are highly durable and have a good fit. Despite the metal frame, they are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.

Implant-Supported Dentures: We provide implant-supported dentures for those who prefer a more permanent solution that eliminates the need to remove and clean their dentures every day. These are widely regarded as the gold standard for replacing missing teeth, and they can withstand eating, speaking, and smiling. Unlike conventional dentures that depend on suction or denture adhesives, implant-supported dentures are fixed and supported by dental implants.

Are conventional dentures right for you?

Dentures are appropriate for anyone who is missing one, more, or all of their teeth. Here is when the modern, traditional, comfortable dentures could be for you:

Eating and speaking are difficult with missing teeth.

You want to enhance your smile, as well as the contours, wrinkles, and folds that surround your lips and cheeks.
Your remaining teeth are in poor condition and must be replaced soon.
Affordable dentures: You’re looking for a less expensive alternative to implants.

Not sure if dentures are right for you?

Do not worry, we will go over all of your options during your consultation and recommend the best solution for your situation.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you have dentures with gum disease?

Yes! To prevent gum pressure and evenly distribute biting forces, modern dentures are made using specialised techniques. Thus, they can be worn even if you have gum disease.

How long do dentures last?

If taken good care of, dentures can last five to ten years. Regular check-ups at the dentist will help ensure they remain in excellent condition.

Can I eat normally with dentures?

Yes! Even though you might need some time to get used to it, you will soon be able to resume eating your favourite foods.

Dentures for nervous patients

The idea of having an acrylic plate covering your palate and gums, the associated gag while wearing them, the tiresome appointment schedules, etc., can all make you uncomfortable. Here is how we help you if you are nervous:

Taylored Dental Care, Wibsey’s dental team specialises in creating a calm, supportive environment where you feel at ease.

Here is how we can help:

A friendly team: We take the time to go over each step with you and address any questions you may have. The gag reflex, or the feeling of vomiting that you might have during or after the denture-making process, is something else we cover in a number of our techniques.
Gentle approach: Your experience will be as comfortable as possible thanks to our considerate staff. We always evaluate any allergies to dental materials, as well as pain, irritation, and discomfort during the denture process.
Latest technology: Modern tools like 3D printing, dental AI, 3D scans, and state-of-the-art denture materials make the process easy and stress-free.

The best dentures in Wibsey are an amalgamation of expert care, personalised designs, and contemporary materials. Book your consultation and find out more about our denture services.

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