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Get a Bold New Smile Using Dentures in Moses Lake
With Moses Lake dentures, you will always be assured of showing off a completely natural-looking smile. Unlike your grandparents' old false teeth, today's dentures fit better and outperform those earlier versions. Modern dentures can help you:
- Smile with greater confidence that your teeth are attractive
- Enjoy a wider variety of delicious and nutritious foods
- Make better first impressions when mingling and socializing
- Look younger and more robust
We're located at our brand new office on East Yonezawa Blvd. Ask about our specials for implant dentures.
Smile Genuinely With Modern Dentures
You don't have to go through life without having a mouthful of attractive and functional teeth. Even if you're missing all your natural teeth, custom dentures are an excellent way to regain your smile and your bite. Dr. Despain would love to help you enjoy life more through a complete set of teeth, just like he's been able to do for many other patients.
To have your new dentures made, we'll first scan your mouth with a digital scanner. You won't have to endure any goopy mess with these high-tech impressions. The specifications will be sent to our lab partner, who will custom-craft your new teeth.
Depending on your needs, you can choose from several types of dentures:
- Traditional Full Dentures - This style of denture will replace full arches of teeth on your upper or lower jaw. They'll stay in place using suction and a bit of denture adhesive.
- Traditional Partial Dentures - Partials may be a good fit for you if you have some healthy teeth remaining. Your dentures will clasp into place to these existing teeth.
- Implant-Retained Dentures - Your replacement teeth will snap into place to dental implants using a system of snaps and balls. You'll never need adhesive, and you won't have to worry about them slipping out of place.
- Implant-Supported Dentures - These are our most comfortable dentures. They will anchor to a sturdy metal bar attached to implants. Unlike other types of dentures, you won't have to remove these teeth for cleaning or care. Just brush and floss your teeth like you always have.
- Temporary Dentures - We'll fit you with temporaries to wear while your final restorations are being manufactured.
Secure Your Custom Dentures to Implants
One drawback of conventional dentures is that lower dentures tend to shift and move around a bit in your mouth. For a more secure smile, you can pair your dentures with implants. Dr. Despain offers both full and mini-sized implants. They offer numerous benefits:
- You can enjoy chewy and crunchy foods thanks to stronger oral function.
- Your facial structure will appear more youthful since you avoid that sunken cheek look that results from bone loss.
- It usually takes only one appointment to get mini dental implants. You'll leave our office with your whole smile intact.
Contact Skyview Dental today to get your smile back using dentures in Moses Lake.
Commonly Asked Questions About Dentures
Who might need dentures?
Dentures can replace either a few missing teeth or all your teeth, depending on your situation. We offer dentures in several styles to accommodate just about every patient. You can get partial or full conventional dentures that remove easily for cleaning, or you can stabilize your dentures with a set of dental implants for superior comfort and performance.
How long does it take to make dentures?
The exact time it takes to make dentures can vary significantly, depending on the style of denture, the materials they're made from, and other factors. When we order your dentures, we can give you a much better time frame. However, most dentures require one to two weeks to be made professionally in a lab.
What can I eat with dentures?
Thanks to advances in dental technology, you can enjoy nearly any food you desire without dietary limitations. While conventional dentures may require you to alter your eating habits, implant-supported dentures provide a more natural biting function. With this option, you can eat a wide variety of crunchy or chewy foods, since implant-supported dentures offer a bite strength comparable to having a full set of natural teeth.