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Dentures
A natural, comfortable fit
From complete and partial dentures to snap-on and hybrid options, Dr. Huda creates dentures designed for a comfortable fit and a natural look.
An accurate fit
A natural look
Clean and fresh
Overview
Dentures that fit your life
Dentures are a simple, affordable and widely chosen way to replace missing teeth. More than 36 million Americans have no teeth, and 90 percent of them wear dentures, so you're far from alone.
Because a denture is a removable appliance, your mouth needs time to get used to it. A careful fit makes that easier, which is why Dr. Huda Aljonaidy pays close attention to how your denture is planned, made and fitted.
Ask us about our hand-crafted dentures, made with heat-injected acrylic and natural-looking denture teeth. You can choose the shade and shape of your teeth for a smile that looks like you.
Benefits
Precision dentures, made for comfort
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An accurate fit
Our denture bases are made with the Ivoclar Vivadent IvoBase system, which uses precise temperature control to make up for the natural shrinkage of denture resin. The result is a base designed for a close, accurate fit.
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A natural look
You choose the shade and shape of your teeth. Our precision dentures are designed to look like healthy, natural teeth.
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Clean and fresh
A quality denture base has fewer tiny pores where bacteria can settle. It's also designed to resist stains and odors.
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Confidence in daily life
A secure, comfortable denture helps you feel confident eating, talking, smiling and laughing.
Is it right for you?
Who dentures can help
There's a denture option for many different situations, and Dr. Huda will recommend the right one after reviewing your health and your mouth. Dentures may be a good fit if you:
- Are missing all of the teeth in your upper or lower jaw
- Are missing some teeth and want a simple, durable replacement
- Can't have implants right now because of your health or cost
- Have teeth that need to come out because of gum disease or severe decay
- Wear a loose denture and want one that stays securely in place
What to expect
How we create your denture
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Consultation
Dr. Huda reviews your health and evaluates your gums and the shape and quality of your jawbone. These factors affect how a denture fits, so talking them through at your consultation helps set clear expectations.
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Planning your smile
Impressions are taken so your denture can be made for your mouth. You'll choose the shade and shape of your teeth.
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Precision fabrication
Your denture base is made with the IvoBase injection system, a fully automated, high-precision process designed for an accurate fit and a smooth finish.
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Fitting and adjustments
Dr. Huda checks the fit, bite and comfort of your new denture and adjusts it as needed. If anything feels sore or loose as you settle in, let us know.
Types of dentures
Complete dentures replace all of the teeth in your upper or lower jaw. They're simple, affordable and in high demand. Because they're removable, they take some getting used to.
Partial dentures replace missing teeth when you still have some natural teeth. They fit around and attach to your remaining teeth, help keep those teeth from shifting or over-erupting, and spread your biting force as evenly as possible. They're a durable, affordable choice, especially when implants aren't possible because of health or cost.
Snap-on dentures, also called implant-retained overdentures, click onto dental implants, so they're unlikely to shift or slip out. They're a cost-efficient answer to common denture complaints like sore spots, rocking teeth and a loose lower denture. As few as two implants in the lower jaw can make a big difference, and palateless designs leave the roof of your mouth uncovered. Ask us whether your current denture can be converted.
Immediate dentures can be complete or partial and can replace one tooth or several. They're made from impressions taken before your extractions and placed right after your teeth are removed, so you don't have to go without teeth while you heal. They act like a bandage for your gums, so you'll keep them in for the first 24 to 48 hours.
Immediate dentures are temporary and aren't tailored to your mouth as closely as a permanent denture. They usually last 6 to 9 months, until your permanent denture is ready.
Hybrid dentures, also called implant-supported dentures, are a full set of replacement teeth fixed to dental implants. They look more natural than conventional dentures, are easier to maintain and avoid many of their drawbacks. A solid zirconia full-arch prosthesis offers the stability and performance of implants, and because it's fixed in place, only your dentist can remove it. You brush it twice a day, just like natural teeth.
What makes a denture successful
Three things shape how well a denture works for you. Dr. Huda considers each one when planning your care.
- Your health and oral anatomy. Some people have favorable bone shape and quality, while others face more challenges, and Dr. Huda will discuss this with you at your consultation.
- Your dentist's skill and experience. Denture results depend heavily on careful planning and fitting, and Dr. Huda brings experience from thousands of patients and learns from every case.
- The quality of the materials. A better denture base shrinks less, which means a better fit, less room for bacteria and greater strength, and higher-quality teeth look better and last longer.
FAQ
Questions about Dentures
Still wondering about something? Call us at (386) 947-7603 or send us a message, and we'll be glad to help.
How much do dentures cost?
The cost depends on the type of denture, the materials and whether implants are involved. We'll go over costs, insurance and payment options at your visit, so you know what to expect.
How long does it take to get used to dentures?
Everyone adjusts at their own pace. Because a denture is a removable appliance, your mouth needs time to get used to it, and a good fit makes that easier. If anything feels sore or loose, let us know so Dr. Huda can adjust it.
Can I get dentures the same day my teeth are removed?
In many cases, yes. Immediate dentures are made before your extractions and placed right after, so they protect your gums while you heal. They're temporary and usually last 6 to 9 months, until your permanent denture is ready.
Can my current denture be made more secure?
It may be possible. Snap-on dentures click onto dental implants, so they're unlikely to shift or slip out. Ask us whether your current denture can be converted, and Dr. Huda will check whether implants are right for you.
How long do dentures last?
It depends on the type of denture, the materials and how well it's cared for. Immediate dentures are temporary, while permanent dentures are made to last much longer. Your mouth also changes over time, so regular checkups help keep your denture fitting well.
How do I get started?
Book a consultation with Dr. Huda. She'll review your health, examine your mouth and walk you through the denture options that suit you best.
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