Dentures
Complete and Partial Dentures in Winnipeg
Significant tooth loss can affect your daily life, making it difficult to eat comfortably and speak properly. Fortunately, dentures can replace your missing teeth by restoring full form and function of your mouth. To cater to our patients’ specific requirements, Integral Dental, Ellice Dental, and Pearl Dental practices provide both complete and partial dentures in Winnipeg, helping you sport a healthy, beautiful smile.
With dentures, you can receive various benefits, including:
- Filling out your face
- Preventing a sagging, older look
- Free you from dietary restrictions on solid foods
- Improve speaking problems
However, dentures will need regular repair and relining so that they can last for a long time thereby making them a viable investment for treating tooth loss. Give us a call today to learn more.
Types of Dentures Available
For many years, dentures have been a trusted method by dentists to effectively replace missing teeth. At Integral Dental, Ellice Dental, and Pearl Dental, we can provide replacements for your missing teeth with either complete or partial dentures. All our dentures are specifically made to fit your mouth and fill the gaps of your missing teeth.
Partial Dentures
If you’re missing only a few teeth in either your upper or lower jaw, and still have some of your natural teeth, then partial dentures may be the right choice for you. Partial dentures attach to your remaining teeth and gums, which will help improve fit and retention. They are commonly made of a solid metal framework with overlaying acrylic, all-acrylic (with or without metal components), or flexible acrylic materials. Our dentists would be happy to discuss which option would work best for you. .
Complete Dentures
If you’re missing all your natural teeth, then complete dentures can be the right choice for you. These dentures can be both immediate and conventional. In simple words:
- Immediate dentures are made before your teeth are removed so that you have a denture to wear directly following the tooth extraction.
- Conventional dentures are made and inserted only after the tooth extraction and healing process of your gum and jaw tissues.
Caring and Maintaining Your Dentures
A few steps to best care for your partial and complete dentures:
- Clean your partial dentures daily and be careful not to drop them
- Clean and rinse your dentures following every meal
- While they are built to last long, they may break if they hit a hard surface the wrong way
- Brush dentures with a soft-bristled tooth or denture brush, warm water, and soap or denture paste
- Soak dentures overnight in a solution of water and cleaning tablets to help remove stains and plaque buildup
- Rinse your dentures thoroughly in warm water before putting them back in
- For a fresh taste, you may use mouthwash after rinsing your dentures
When you choose Integral Dental, Ellice Dental, and Pearl Dental, our dentists can help you decide the type of dentures that best suit your situation. Call us today!
Locations That Offer This Service:
Maintain Optimal Oral Health
From routine check-ups and teeth cleaning to root canals and dentures, we cater to all your general dentistry needs.
