Removal Dentures and Partials
Elite Dental Group - 129 High St Taunton, MA 02780
If you have lost teeth due to trauma or decay, you may feel self conscious about your smile and experience difficulty chewing. Both of these challenges can significantly affect your comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life.
About Dentures and Partial Dentures
Dentures and partial dentures are time-tested solutions designed to replace missing teeth and restore both function and appearance. They can improve the ability to chew and speak clearly while also supporting facial structure that may be affected by tooth loss. Full dentures are typically recommended when all teeth in an arch are missing, while partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain. These restorations are custom-made to fit comfortably and blend naturally with your smile.
Traditional dentures rest on the gums and are removable for cleaning and maintenance. While they remain an effective option for many patients, advancements in dentistry now offer additional solutions for enhanced stability and performance. Dental implant-supported restorations have become increasingly popular because they provide improved retention, reduced movement, and greater confidence during daily activities such as eating and speaking.
Implant retained overdentures combine the benefits of traditional dentures with the added support of dental implants. Small titanium implants are placed in the jawbone to serve as anchors, and the denture attaches securely using specialized connectors. This design helps minimize slipping and irritation while promoting better jawbone preservation. In many cases, adjustable attachment components can be used to customize the level of retention, creating a more personalized and comfortable fit.
During a consultation, a dental professional can evaluate bone health, oral condition, and lifestyle preferences to determine the most suitable tooth replacement option. Each approach is tailored to the individual, ensuring both functional improvement and long-term oral health support.
Traditional dentures rest on the gums and are removable for cleaning and maintenance. While they remain an effective option for many patients, advancements in dentistry now offer additional solutions for enhanced stability and performance. Dental implant-supported restorations have become increasingly popular because they provide improved retention, reduced movement, and greater confidence during daily activities such as eating and speaking.
Implant retained overdentures combine the benefits of traditional dentures with the added support of dental implants. Small titanium implants are placed in the jawbone to serve as anchors, and the denture attaches securely using specialized connectors. This design helps minimize slipping and irritation while promoting better jawbone preservation. In many cases, adjustable attachment components can be used to customize the level of retention, creating a more personalized and comfortable fit.
During a consultation, a dental professional can evaluate bone health, oral condition, and lifestyle preferences to determine the most suitable tooth replacement option. Each approach is tailored to the individual, ensuring both functional improvement and long-term oral health support.
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Dentures
Do I Need to Remove Implant Retained Dentures at Night?
Yes, implant retained dentures should be removed every night before going to sleep. This allows your gums to rest and helps maintain proper oral hygiene.
How Difficult Is It to Clean the Implants?
Cleaning around dental implants is typically simple. Our team will provide clear instructions and guidance so you know exactly how to care for both your implants and dentures at home.
How Expensive Is This Type of Denture Treatment?
Costs vary depending on your individual treatment plan. During your consultation, the doctors will review fees with you in detail. In general, implant retained dentures are more affordable than fixed full arch bridgework while still offering excellent stability and function.