Full dentures remain a reliable, natural-looking way to replace an entire arch of missing teeth. Here’s what Dr. Asim Jamal wants patients considering dentures to know.
Complete vs Partial Dentures
Complete dentures replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw, while partial dentures fill in gaps where some natural teeth remain.
Getting Used to New Dentures
It’s normal to notice some looseness or extra saliva in the first few weeks. Speaking and eating will start to feel natural again with a little practice.
Caring for Your Dentures
Clean them daily with a denture brush, remove them at night to give your gums a rest, and always store them in water or a denture-cleaning solution so they don’t dry out and warp.
When to Replace Your Dentures
Your jawbone and gums change shape over time, so dentures typically need relining or replacing every five to seven years to keep fitting comfortably.
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Whether you need your first set of dentures or a refit, Dr. Asim Jamal Dental Clinic is here to help you eat, speak, and smile with confidence.