Living with missing teeth can negatively impact your quality of life.
Missing most or all of your teeth can make it difficult to eat your favorite foods, speak, and feel confident when you smile.
Discover how the dentists at Cary Prosthodontics in Cary, NC, can bring back your smile with a denture that fits your unique needs.
What Are the Benefits of Dentures?
Improved Speech
Eat Better
Younger-Looking Appearance
Prevent Jaw Atrophy
Preserve Remaining Teeth
Request a Consultation with Our Dentists
Are you tired of suffering from missing teeth? Wondering what dentures could do for your appearance? Restore confidence in your smile and bring back your ability to chew and speak by requesting a consult with one of our doctors. You can trust Cary Prosthodontics to find the best dentistry treatment plan for your smile and lifestyle.
What Are the Different Types of Dentures?
Our dentistry practice offers patients in the Cary and Raleigh, NC, area several different types of dentures. Each are custom-made to suit your specific dental needs and concerns.
Full Dentures
When most people think about dentures, a traditional full denture is often what comes to mind. Full dentures consist of a removable prosthetic with a full arch of false teeth attached to an acrylic base. The base is made to look like natural gums. This type of denture stays in place on the gums using a mild adhesive and suction. This restoration option is the most affordable and can help you improve your dental function.
Partial Dentures
Patients who have some healthy natural teeth remaining may be good candidates for a partial denture. Partial dentures are attached to your natural teeth with a metal framework that stabilizes the denture and prevents it from slipping around on your gums. This type of restoration works by filling in the gaps in your dental arch, which will keep any remaining teeth from shifting out of place. Unlike dental bridges, partial dentures are removable and can fill gaps in multiple areas of your bite.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Implant-supported dentures are held in place by dental implants surgically placed in your jawbone. Dental implants are typically made from titanium posts. After the posts are placed, your bone tissue will heal and fuse with the implant, providing unparalleled stability for your restoration. Dental implants serve as artificial tooth roots, stimulating your jawbone and preventing it from receding. This type of denture provides the most comprehensive form of dental restoration, allowing for more convenient maintenance and fully restored dental function.
What to Expect When Getting a New Denture
Day of Procedure
Our in-office technology reduces the time it takes for us to deliver your new high-quality denture.
First Appointment
During your first visit, your dentist will take impressions of your bite. If you already wear a denture, they will use your existing prosthetic as an impression (making any necessary adjustments for a more accurate fit) and digitize your impression. Your dentist will use the impression to print a prototype.
Second Visit
During your second visit to our Cary, NC, office, you will try on the prototype. This prototype will be used as a final impression tray to process your new denture.
Final Appointment
When you come back to our office for your final denture, your dentist will test the fit and make adjustments as necessary.
Smart Denture Conversions
How Long Do Dentures Last?
Well-maintained partial dentures may last for 15 years.
Because jaw and bone tissue change over time, the base of a traditional denture will eventually need to be relined to ensure the best possible fit against the gum.
Traditional full dentures can last up to 10 years.
The prosthetic teeth attached to your implant-supported denture could last up to 20 years.
With proper care, the dental implants supporting a denture can last a lifetime.
Visit Our Top-Rated Office
Are you looking for a dental practice you can trust to provide high-quality care? Our office is regularly rated five stars for the professional and friendly care we provide to our patients. To meet with one of our dentists and start your dental crown process, fill out our online form to request your consultation. You can also contact us by calling our office, serving Cary and Raleigh, NC, at:
What Do Dentures Cost?
Cary Prosthodontics
- American College of Prosthodontics (ACP)
- Academy of Osseointegration (AO)
- International Team for Implantology (ITI)
The Proof is in Our patients
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