If you’re new to dentures or need to have your existing set of dentures replaced, the San Diego dentists at True Design Dentistry offer state-of-the-art denture techniques to leave you with the smile you’ve always dreamed of.
At our San Diego dental office, we offer the following types of dentures:
Conventional dentures are held in place by suction over your natural anatomy. True Design Dentistry makes it our goal to create the most comfortable-fitting denture possible so that you can forget that you’re even wearing it! Each one is made of durable acrylic materials that resemble your natural smile. If you’ve been looking for a San Diego dentist you can rely on for all of your dental implant and denture needs, we’ve got you covered.
What if you could have a permanent set of dentures that freed up space in your mouth and gave you
the feeling of natural teeth again? That’s exactly what True Design Dentistry fixed dentures do.
Each one is supported by permanent implant roots to keep it in place all day long. you’ll enjoy
stability, meals, laughing, and talking just like you used to!
For added security with the option of a removable denture, our overdenture implant option is a
wonderful choice. Overdentures are conventional dentures that are stabilized by dental implant
anchors but can still be removed at the end of the day. They snap snuggly onto your dental implant
roots to prevent them from rocking, moving, or causing sore spots when you wear them.
Do you need to replace several missing teeth at one time? Removable partial dentures clasp into
place around your existing teeth to free up space in your mouth.
Depending on the type of denture you choose, your treatment may take two to three dental appointments. It really depends on the health of your bones and other teeth in the mouth. For instance, some patients need to have teeth removed before having an impression made for their permanent prosthesis. When you schedule your San Diego denture consultation with us, we can discuss the process more thoroughly with you.
Are you still unsure of which type of denture is best for you and your lifestyle? We invite you to
find out more about your personal treatment recommendations by calling us at (858) 326-2031. Dr.
Refahi will review the advantages and disadvantages of each type of denture, how they fit your
personal oral needs, and whether or not one type of treatment is more optimal than the other for
your smile. We take the time to get to know you and identify your needs at our San Diego dental
office.
Conventional dentures are designed to be supported by gums so initially adhesives may be required to keep the restoration in place. This can be practiced until the tongue and the cheek get used to dentures. The case is not the same with implant-supported dentures, however. These dental restorations do not require any additional support apart from dental implants.
Oral hygiene plays a crucial role in the health of your teeth and gums, whether you have fixed or removable dentures. The artificial teeth set can be removed and cleaned using a toothbrush. The denture can be dipped in warm water before cleaning it. Patients should make sure to remove all food particles from dentures since any remains can increase the risk of dental infection. Dentures should be handled carefully since they may break if they slip and fall. Give True Design Dentistry a call if you have any concerns about your dentures and how to properly maintain them.
To get the most out of your removable denture or partial dentures, a good home care routine is important. Make sure you’re removing your prosthesis each night to brush it clean, soak it in an effervescent cleanser, and rinse it thoroughly the next morning. It’s also important to clean your gum tissues with a soft washcloth or toothbrush regularly to help prevent any infections.
Be sure to bring your denture with you to your regular checkups so that our San Diego dentist can inspect how it fits, make any necessary adjustments, and perform a full oral exam and cancer screening. With the right maintenance, your new denture can last for years.
Our office is located on the Northwest corner of Genesee and Balboa Avenue, behind El Pollo Loco (opposite The Home Depot.)
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