Full Dentures & Partial Dentures in Jacksonville
Nobody wants missing teeth. Despite that, missing teeth are among the most common problems that adult men and women face. Why is this problem so common? Mostly because many problems can result in tooth loss. For example, it can happen as a result of improper oral care or blunt trauma. Furthermore, some people have a condition called hypodontia in which their adult teeth simply never develop. That said, it really doesn't matter how your teeth have come out. What matters is how you can get them back. At Argyle Dental Center, we have the perfect solution for you.
Dentures are a great way to restore your smile and return functionality to your mouth. Despite many people knowing about these dental devices, few actually know much about them. Below is more information that you should know about these devices.
Dentures 101
Let's talk about the basics of dentures before jumping into more details. The first thing that you need to know about these devices is that they are artificial teeth that your dentist customizes to fit your mouth. With a properly fitting denture, you can chew, speak and sing just like you do with all of your natural teeth.
These devices come in full and partial sizes. This means that a denture can replace as few or as many teeth as you need. They are also made to look just like your natural teeth, so no one has to know that you are wearing them. Best of all, they restore your confidence by giving you back your smile.
Affordable, Quality Dentures
One of the best things about dentures is that they are affordable. In fact, they can be cheaper than other tooth replacement options, such as crowns or bridges. One reason is because there are many types of affordable, quality dentures to choose from, making it easy to choose a denture that fits your budget and needs.
Full and Partial Dentures
Of all of the denture types, full and partial sets are the most common. The name of each hints at the denture type of each. A full denture, for example, is used to replace an entire row of your teeth on either the top or bottom jaw.
You can even get a denture for the top and bottom to replace all of your teeth if necessary. This denture type is usually held in place with a dental-safe bonding gel and natural suction.
On the other hand, a partial denture is used to replace one tooth or a few teeth. This is a great option for people who still have remaining teeth to use as a support for the partial.
That said, there are a few options when it comes to partials. You can get traditional or flexible partials. Unlike a traditional partial, a flexible partial has a soft base that is bendable. As a result, it is easier for the partial to fit your mouth, which makes it more comfortable in general.
An Implant-supported Denture
If you want a more secure denture, there is another option as well. With an implant-supported denture, you get less slipping than with a traditional denture. That is because these dentures are held in place by implants.
Typically, they are held in place with five implants in your jaw. However, you can ask your dentist about All-on-4 dentures. These still give you the natural feel of an implant-supported denture but require fewer implants.
Dentures Cost
Another aspect that people tend to worry about when it comes to dentures is how much it will cost to get them. Unfortunately, the expense varies for everyone depending on their specific needs.
If you have dental insurance, for example, the overall cost will be a lot lower than if you don't have coverage. Also, you have to take into account the type of denture that you are getting. After all, full dentures tend to cost more than partials.
Also, you have to consider if you need any extra work done so that you can get your denture put in. If you are getting a full denture and have to remove your remaining teeth, for instance, this will add to the overall cost of the process.
Lastly, you need to consider the expense of your denture upkeep. One example is that you may need a hard or soft denture reline to make sure that your denture still fits right after your jaw and gumline changes.
We Can Provide Your Dentures
Are you or a family member in need of dentures in Jacksonville? If so, now is the perfect time to get them. It has never been easier to get dentures to replace missing teeth. We provide quality dental work, including fitting you with a denture that fits your needs and budget. Call our office today, and we will set you up an appointment.
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