Frank (patient name changed for privacy) didn’t like several things about his partial dentures. They looked “old” The clasps that held the partial in place were unnatural and ugly The partials didn’t stay in well They made his gums sore, and Food always collected below them Precision partial dentures were offered as an option to help solve all of these […]
Read MoreHome Care Instructions For Immediate Dentures Provided by Julie M Gillis DDS Phone: (970) 242-3635 An Immediate denture is a denture inserted on the day of tooth extractions. The denture covers and protects the surgical sites and allows for immediate function. The patient does not have to go without teeth during the healing phase. There are a few important things […]
Read MoreHome Care Instructions for Your New Denture(s) Provided by Julie M Gillis DDS Phone: (970) 242-3635 Dentures can make a huge difference in your smile. You can look better, feel better and eat better. It is important to properly care for your denture and your mouth. Here are some of our office‘s favorite home care instructions for your denture. […]
Read MoreAn overlay partial denture is compared to a flexible partial denture in this blog. An overlay partial is described and illustrated above. All partial dentures are designed to fit around the remaining teeth and replace missing teeth. There are many designs for partial dentures from complex to simple. Some partial dentures use precision attachments instead of the clasps that are on […]
Read MoreDentures Can Look Awesome AND Natural! Not only that, but dentures can feel comfortable and function well. That is if they are done well by a good dentist who uses the help of a great dental lab! We love the transformation in a patient’s outward appearance, and attitude that can happen with an aesthetic and well made set of dentures! […]
Read MoreMissing teeth can often be replaced with a removable partial denture. Often the cause of missing teeth is periodontal disease. Patients with periodontal disease have lost supporting bone around the teeth and the teeth are often slightly loose. If this is the case, or is many teeth are missing, patients may find it difficult to wear the partial denture that […]
Read MoreIf you have teeth that are damaged or missing, then you’re familiar with the challenges these may present. You may not be able to eat some of your favorite foods, many of which might be key ingredients of a nutritious diet, as well. Missing or broken teeth may make speaking difficult in both professional and social settings. You may even […]
Read MoreIf you have several missing teeth, then you know the consequences are more than cosmetic. Yes, of course, there is the fact that when you smile or speak other people see that you’ve lost teeth. Beyond this, however, missing teeth can affect your ability to speak, which may impact your confidence socially and professionally. And having even one missing tooth—to […]
Read MoreI would love to! A full or partial denture is a removable appliance with artificial teeth to replace missing natural teeth and gum tissue. A full denture replaces all the teeth in one arch while a partial denture replaces just the missing teeth present in a dental arch and may often use the remaining teeth to help support and maintain […]
Read MorePartial Dentures – Why Would I Want One? A full or partial denture is a removable appliance with artificial teeth to replace missing natural teeth and gum tissue. A full denture replaces all the teeth in one arch while a partial denture replaces just the missing teeth present in a dental arch and may often use the remaining teeth to help […]
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