dentures • Grand Prairie TX

dental services • grand prairie, tx

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth and adjacent tissues.

A denture improves chewing ability and provides support for facial muscles. Dentures will greatly enhance your facial appearance and smile. And thanks to recent innovations in modern technology, dentures now look more natural and are more comfortable than ever before.

Types of Dentures

Complete dentures replace all the teeth. A partial denture fills in the spaces created by missing teeth and also serves to prevent other teeth from changing position.

The Denture Process takes about one month and five appointments.

     
 
  • The initial diagnosis is made
  • An impression and wax bite are made to determine vertical dimensions and proper jaw position
  • A ‘try-in’ is placed to assure proper color, shape and fit
  • The final denture is placed and any adjustments are made
 
     

Using a combination of science and artistry the dentistsw at All Smiles Family Dentistry can literally redesign you smile.

Denture Care

     
 
  • The most effective way to keep your dentures clean is a combination of daily brushing and then soaking in a chemical solution. Brushing should be done with the dentures removed from the mouth, using facial soap or liquid detergent on a SOFT toothbrush.
  • Never sleep with your dentures. Dentures should be removed before bedtime and soaked in a cleaning solution. Keeping your dentures in at night allows for bad bacteria to accumulate, which may cause infections and terrible odor.
  • Denture wearers should also brush the top surface of their tongue as well as the palate with a soft toothbrush and toothpaste, on a daily basis.
  • To keep the denture secure in your mouth, Fixodent or other denture adhesive can be used.
 
     

Adjustments

You may experience some sore spots after receiving your dentures.

Professional Care

If your dentures should crack, break or come loose, please contact us so we can properly repair them.

Note: It’s a common misconception that after losing all your teeth, it is no longer necessary to visit the dentist. NOT TRUE. Because the bone supporting your dentures changes constantly throughout life, it is necessary to see your dentist periodically to evaluate its fit.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 972.264.2466. Our staff is happy to assist you.


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