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If you lose your teeth, the best possible treatment is to get a pair of dentures. Dentures are often stereotyped as being clunky, gross, and unstable. The truth is, however, that not only are they a necessary way to function properly after losing your natural teeth, but that the technology has improved substantially over the years. Now, dentures are made of high-quality materials and act and look just like regular teeth, so that you can eat more, speak properly, and smile confidently after just one quick procedure.
If you’re in need of dentures or any other emergency dental treatment, contact us today at 1-888-351-1473 and schedule an appointment with a local dentist in the state of Washington. No hassle necessary - we can take you in twenty four hours.
An emergency dental issue can be anything from losing your teeth to needing a root canal, and all problems deserve the same amount of care and effort before they get worse. Whether you’re in need of dentures, mouth surgery, or just a replacement filling, we can help more quickly and efficiently than your regular dentist. Our services are offered in Washington and the rest of the United States, so you’re never too far from one of our offices.
Dentures come in a few varieties and styles depending on what you’re looking for. It’s important to know your priorities ahead of time so you can make the best decision. Some options are more stable, but also more expensive, while budget options may have less functionality or be harder to work with. Know your needs, and your dentist will help you find a style that makes and helps you smile.
Traditional dentures use molds to fit the shape of your mouth, and an acrylic base for the teeth that “floats” along the gums. This style is less expensive and doesn’t require as much labor, and can be removed from your mouth at will if you prefer, however they are prone to shifting.
As the name implies, implant dentures are surgically implanted into the jaw on a metal bridge, which holds the dentures in place. This allows for more stability. You have the option of two substyles, one of which can be removed at will and the other of which is fixed.
Screwed or clipped into the mouth with titanium screws, these dentures are the most stable, at the cost of being able to remove them. Their greater strength allows you to eat more food, and they’re also good at keeping your bones healthy.
A: Dentures can and should be replaced every 8 years or so, though they can last up to 10 years if you take care of them. Wear and tear is normal, and you can visit your dentist for repairs if they get chipped, bent, or otherwise damaged.
A: Our dentists can take you in on a twenty four hour notice, and our phone line is always available. You don’t need to wait long to see a dentist and get the help you need.
A: You should treat your dentures as you would treat a natural set of teeth. This includes brushing and flossing regularly to keep them from building up plaque and bacteria. Dentures are fragile, and if you don’t care for them, they can suffer the same problems as natural teeth would if not clean.
