How do I maintain my immediate dentures?

March 09, 2017 - by admin

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Once healing has occurred, after 4 to 6 months, you will either need a reline of your immediate denture or the fabrication of an entirely new denture. If a new one is to be made, our team will then be able to make any aesthetic and phonetic changes that you want within the limits of

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What will a denture look like?

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In some cases it will not be possible to see what they will look like, but with years of experience making these types of dentures and with intense consultation with you in regard to size shape and colour of your new teeth, usually a more aesthetic result is achieved.

What is the process for an immediate denture?

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The process involves taking impressions of your mouth while your teeth are still present. Models of your mouth are then produced. Your clinician can then do simulated extractions on the models and place the denture teeth as close as you require to your natural setting and correct many things about tooth position that you may

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What is an immediate denture?

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Let’s explain when an immediate denture is by using an example, suppose, for instance, that you have eight remaining upper teeth. These teeth are, unfortunately, poor and cannot be used in any way to support a new denture. If you were to have a traditional denture made, it would be necessary to have all of

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How do I take care of my dentures?

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It really is important to keep up the maintenance of your dentures to ensure they keep their cleanliness and prevent staining and possible odours. Always put a soft towel or flannel in the basin to prevent any chipping of the teeth and acrylic Use a soft brush (a denture brush specifically designed to get into

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