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Dentures

Dentures are removable devices people use to replace missing teeth and some of the gum tissue. There are different types to accommodate those with either partial or complete tooth loss. If missing teeth are ruining your self-esteem and you aren’t looking to do an invasive procedure, you’re the perfect candidate for dentures!

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Who Needs Dentures?

People who are missing some or all of their natural teeth usually get dentures. They’re a much easier alternative to getting dental implants, which are more expensive and more invasive. As long as you have enough healthy gum tissue and jawbone, dentures are a wonderful option!

Types of Dentures?

Depending on the patient’s preferences and how many teeth they are missing, there are several different kinds of dentures. The two main types are partial and complete, and those can be broken down into even more parts.

Types of Dentures?

Used when patients still have some teeth left. Can either be fixed or removable, and they help prevent the other teeth from falling out.

Complete dentures

Recommended for people who are missing all of their teeth. If you get teeth extracted, you can choose between conventional (placed after the jaw heals) or immediate (placed the same day teeth are removed.)

Dentures vs. Dental Implants

Dentures are good for people who don’t want to undergo any significant dental treatments. They are removable and ideal for patients who have experienced gum and bone loss. Dental implants are permanent solutions for tooth loss.

These get drilled into the jawbone and are more expensive than dentures. If you don’t have enough jaw bone to support the implant, this disqualifies you from getting the procedure.

Who Provides Dentures
in Plantation, FL?

When you’re ready to start smiling again, Midtown Dental Studio will be here to provide you with your very own dentures. We’ll make sure to pick the best kind for you based on your condition and preferences. Give us a call now to schedule an appointment!

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Some teeth whitening products are produced by companies with limited dental experience and unclear manufacturing origins. Most online teeth whitening systems only use sodium bicarbonate as the active whitening ingredient. This weaker formula can only treat mild surface stains.
Pola is produced by SDI, an Australian company that has 50 years of experience in oral health. Pola’s scientific formula has been refined for decades to ensure the best whitening result. Clinical studies have shown that teeth whitening with carbamide or hydrogen peroxide is safe if performed under the guidance and supervision of a trained dentist.
Better yet, Pola whitening gels can only be purchased through trusted dentists.

FAQ

What are dentures and how do they work?

Dentures are custom-made removable teeth that replace missing teeth and nearby gum tissue. They restore your ability to chew, speak clearly, and smile with confidence while supporting your facial structure.

Who is a good candidate for dentures?

People missing multiple or all teeth may be good candidates. You also need healthy gums to support them. Dentures are ideal for those seeking a non-surgical and cost-effective tooth replacement.

What’s the difference between partial and full dentures?

Partial dentures replace several missing teeth while keeping your natural ones in place. Full dentures replace all teeth in the upper or lower arch for patients with complete tooth loss.

Will dentures feel uncomfortable?

New dentures may feel unusual at first, but most patients adjust quickly. Minor soreness is normal early on, and adjustments help improve comfort and fit.

How do I care for my dentures?

Clean dentures daily with a soft brush and denture cleanser. Remove them at night and store them in water. Proper care keeps them fresh and long-lasting.

How long do dentures last?

Dentures often last 5–10 years. Over time, your gums and jaw change, so relines or replacements may be needed to maintain a good fit.