EDMONTON DENTURES
Edmonton Dentures
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. They look and feel as real as your natural teeth. Although, it takes a while for users to get used to their dentures, eventually, they prove extremely functional. There are two types of dentures available – complete dentures and partial dentures. Partial dentures are used when one or two teeth are missing. On the other hand, complete dentures are recommended when all the teeth need to be replaced.
At Edmonton smiles, we understand the importance of a beautiful smile. Dr. Molly Rodgers, our chief dentist examines the dental health of every patient. It is only after a thorough analysis that we recommend you conventional, immediate or partial dentures. Conventional dentures are placed in your mouth only after all the teeth have been removed and the gums have healed. It takes around 8-12 weeks for the gums to heal completely. But, immediate dentures can be placed right after tooth removal.
New dentures tend to feel slightly odd for the first few days, but with time they tend to feel like your natural teeth. The muscles of your teeth and tongue get used to holding your dentures in place and you are able to eat and speak with absolute ease. A proper dental care routine and regular dental visits also ensure your dentures last for a long time.
For older people, getting complete dentures can have tremendous positive effects. Replacing declining teeth with dentures can be an effective way to alleviate pain, eradicate root infections, and have a good dental health.
While Dentures Treatments are the best choice for ensuring a beautiful smile, we try our best to preserve your natural teeth. Dentures treatments are only prescribed as a last resort. We go through a step-by-step process with the patients to create dentures.
We first assess your condition and recommend the type of replacements required. The next step is to build a comprehensive picture of your mouth. To ensure the dentures fit you perfectly, our dentists take different measurements and calibrations. The process might require a little extra time, but when the final dentures are placed in your mouth, you’ll know the wait was worth it.
Taking care of dentures is relatively easy. You can wear them all day long and then place them in a glass of cold water. This practice will keep your dentures clean. Our dentists will assist you in time to time maintenance of your Dentures Treatments.
Our Dental Solutions
A dental bridge is a custom device anchored to neighbouring teeth that replaces one or more missing teeth. When a lost tooth is replaced, the teeth on either side of the missing tooth are prepared as crowns to serve as abutments to hold the prosthetic (replacement) tooth in place.
Today’s porcelain inlays and composite resins create fillings that are not only natural looking, but also stronger than materials of the past. Our practice does not use silver amalgam and will be happy to help you in replacing older, failing amalgam restorations with Metal-Free Restorations.
Root Canal Therapy (Endodontic Care) is necessary when the nerve tissue of the tooth is irreversibly damaged due to decay, trauma, or tooth fracture. Root canals are generally one-visit procedures that allow a patient to retain a tooth that would have been removed in the past.
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. They look and feel as real as your natural teeth. Although, it takes a while for users to get used to their dentures, eventually, they prove extremely functional. There are two types of dentures available – complete dentures and partial dentures.
Interesed in Dentures?
Reach out to the Dr. Molly Rodgers team today for brighter and healthier smiles!