When you suffer the loss of more than one tooth, and in fact have lost most or all of them, then we could recommend a prosthetic. With full and partial dentures, we can take on more severe cases of tooth loss. In today’s blog, your team at Riverside Dental Group talks about how dentures secure a full smile again.
The Loss of Several Natural Teeth
How do we end up losing so many of our natural teeth in the first place? For some, this could happen due to a sudden injury or accident. Others could lose teeth due to factors like untreated tooth decay or an infection. The most common cause of tooth loss, particularly severe tooth loss, is periodontitis, the advanced stage of gum disease. This could lead to multiple missing teeth and harm to the health, function, and appearance of your bite. To restore function, health, and ebriety, we could secure a set of custom dentures, including full or partial sets.
Partials
If you are missing multiple teeth and have gaps spread out across your smile, this could be too severe for a bridge, but you still have enough natural teeth to prevent the need for a full denture. With a situation like this, we could create a partial set. This prosthetic contains ceramic teeth shaded to blend with your own, all set in an acrylic base that looks like gum tissue. Clasps will connect to your natural teeth and keep the prosthetic firmly in place during the day, so you can speak with confidence, smile without hesitation, and even enjoy your favorite foods.
Full and Implant Options
If you are missing most of your teeth, we could extract the last few and create a prosthetic that replaces every tooth on one or both arches. A full is held in place with suction or adhesives. But! We could also insert dental implants to support a full or partial, so your new teeth are fixed in place and do not need to be removed for clenching or soaking. If you have any questions about how our dentures can provide a full smile again, then contact our team today.
Riverside Dental Group Provides Complete Dentures
If you have suffered more advanced tooth loss, we could offer a set of custom prosthetics. To learn more about our full and partial dental prosthetics, then please call:
Riverside Dental Group at Magnolia in Riverside, CA at (951) 689-5031.
Dental Associates of Moreno Valley in Moreno Valley, CA at (951) 697-6800.
Riverside Dental Group at Woodcrest (951) 776-9001.
Oasis Family Dental in Temecula, CA at (951) 695-2290.
Dental Associates of Riverside in Riverside, CA at (951) 369-1001.
Dental Associates of Corona in Corona, CA at (951) 273-9580.
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