Affordable Solutions for Severe Tooth Loss
Dentures of the past may have been made from wood and other less-than-ideal materials, but that’s far from the case today. Full and partial dentures are made from a combination of acrylic, porcelain, and sometimes metal, ensuring that you can smile with confidence and expand your diet.
Why Choose Classic Dental Care for Dentures?
Dentures Available
Whether you need to replace an entire arch or just fill in gaps, we offer both full and partial denture options.
Scanner Technology
We use advanced scanning technology for precise treatment planning and the best possible fit.
Options Available
We offer flexible financing options to cover your dental costs so you can get the care you need.
Why You Should Replace Missing Teeth
When teeth go unreplaced for too long, remaining teeth will begin to shift into the open spaces as a way to naturally compensate. However, this can result in severe misalignment of your teeth and bite, increasing your risk for teeth grinding and stress on your jaw’s joints.
Furthermore, your diet and speech can become significantly limited with missing teeth, making even the most common day-to-day tasks incredibly difficult to perform. Dentures work to improve your quality of life and give your smile back!
Full and Partial Dentures
Full dentures are designed to replace an entire arch of teeth and can be used for the top arch, bottom arch, or both if needed.
Alternatively, those who still have remaining teeth throughout their mouth can use a partial denture to replace them. This denture acts as a puzzle piece, effectively filling all the spaces necessary to prevent teeth from shifting.
Denture Alternatives
While dentures can be very helpful for most people, others may want to consider an alternative solution depending on their unique situation.
Dental Bridges: If you have multiple consecutive missing teeth, a dental bridge can replace all of them at the same time. A bridge is made up of three or more crowns fused together, with the crowns on either end hollowed out so they can fit on top of existing teeth.
Dental Implants: Not only can dental implants replace individual teeth, but they can be used in tandem with dentures to hold them in place more effectively. While the process is longer and generally more expensive, the long-term benefits justify the higher cost for most patients.
Benefits of Dentures
Your teeth are important for more than just a beautiful smile. They are also essential for your oral health and functions. Dentures are often the ideal solution to treat significant tooth loss because they offer a variety of advantages.
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