We offer three types of full implant dentures at Country Club Dentistry. These are full dentures that can come in many different varieties, providing different benefits as tooth replacements. If you need to replace an entire arch of teeth, you can do it with implant dentures. These are often permanently fixed in place, but if you want to have them removable for cleaning, you have that option. You will be able to bite and chew normally with your partial implant dentures. Partial implant dentures look and function like natural teeth. These provide sturdy support for a dental bridge that can replace as many teeth as you need using one, two, or three dental implants per bridge. Partial Implant Denturesĭental implants secure into your bone, similar to the way natural teeth do. However, traditional dentures still need to be removed and cleaned often and can irritate the gums, particularly if they’re poorly fitted. Dentures have come a long way in the last few decades, and the best dentures, such as FOY® Dentures, are now virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth. Upper dentures include a full plate that fits your palate to provide extra security. These dentures will be custom fitted to use suction to adhere to the ridge of your gums for a sturdy fit. If you are missing an entire arch of teeth, traditional full dentures are a reasonable solution. Many people prefer to simply take them out when they eat. Plus, partial dentures aren’t very functional for biting and chewing. This isn’t just because they’re often uncomfortable and unattractive - it’s also because they can cause damage to adjacent teeth and even increase your risk of tooth decay. While partial dentures may be the right solution for some people, they aren’t generally recommended. They’re made of a few false teeth designed to sit on top of your gums and are secured to adjacent teeth using hooks or clasps. In reality, partial dentures are a common and affordable solution to a few missing teeth. This stems from a common misconception that dentures only come as full sets of teeth. If you’re only missing a few teeth, you might not think of dentures at all. The disadvantages of dental bridges mean we don’t use them as much now that we have dental implants. Dental bridges can be hard to clean under, and they don’t support your gums and jawbone. We only use a dental bridge when we have two good teeth to support one replacement tooth to minimize this risk. However, dental bridges can put the teeth that support them at risk. It’s also small–you won’t have any additional bulk in your mouth. Plus, it’s fully fixed, so you don’t have to remove it for cleaning.
The main advantage of a dental bridge is that it lets you bite and chew normally. The natural teeth support your replacement teeth. A dental bridge, also known as a fixed partial denture, secures replacement teeth to dental crowns placed over your natural teeth. If you have just one missing tooth, a dental bridge may be a good option.
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