Customized Complete and Partial Dentures in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Sardis, and Langley
Are your missing teeth or teeth damage restricting you from smiling happily or chewing your food properly? It’s time to welcome dentures into your life. At Accurate Denture Clinic Ltd., you can count on us to provide you with customized dentures in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Sardis, and Langley.
Natural, High-Quality Dentures to Help You Smile
Comfortable, custom-made, and functional at every stage, dentures are the go-to option for missing teeth. An effective tooth replacement option, dentures can replace your gaps, giving your face a defined appearance. Customized dentures that match your age, features, and lifestyle choices allow you to get accustomed to them quickly.
If you require complete or partial dentures in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Sardis, and Langley, schedule an appointment at our denture clinics today.
Customized Partial Denture Services
Partial dentures are fitted perfectly with the alignment of your natural teeth and are used in place of missing teeth. Made from a combination of metal and acrylic or entirely out of plastic, these dentures provide a natural-looking appearance and great support to your teeth. A partial denture is designed according to the patient’s oral structures and may be completely tooth supported or held by precision attachments.
The process of creating partial dentures depends on various factors. In most cases, if the areas surrounding the missing teeth have existing root tips, they need to be extracted first. Following this, our denturist will take impressions of the ridges designed to help you bite and chew your food. A partial denture will fill the spaces created by the gaps in your mouth. This will prevent your teeth from changing position. After some adjustments, the final set of dentures that complement your oral health and facial features is ready within four to six dental visits.
Who Needs Partial Dentures?
Those who've lost a few of their teeth in the upper or lower jaw can benefit from partial dentures. Some common reasons for losing teeth that we replace with partial dentures include:
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Trauma such as that from an injury
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Tooth extraction
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Decay
Generally, partial dentures are suitable if you still have remaining natural teeth that are healthy. They might even be ideal if you're not a good candidate for bridges or dental implants. To get a better idea, please speak to our denturists in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Sardis, or Langley. We also provide precision and standard dentures.
Advanced Complete Denture Services
Complete dentures are a set of removable dentures that replace your missing teeth in either the upper or the lower jaw. They give you complete coverage and consist of the artificial teeth and their denture base.
Complete dentures may rest directly on the gum that covers the bone or it can be fitted over implants. During your initial consultation, the denturist will recommend solutions for you to consider and will also inform you about the process involved in designing an accurate denture for you.
The process of creating complete dentures involves a multi-step procedure that requires up to three to six weeks. Our denturist will take an impression of your upper and lower jaw. These impressions are used to create models of secondary impressions that are customized according to the shape of your mouth. Many adjustments are made to the impressions and only then the final denture is cast and adjusted in your mouth. You can try it on and make the desired adjustments to the shape, colour, and fit before it’s finalized.
FAQs About Partial Dentures
The following are some commonly asked questions about partial dentures:
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Are Implant Supported Dentures Comfortable?Implant supported dentures are dentures that are anchored to the implants in your jaw, which minimizes shifting. The stability increase comfort and means you don’t have to worry about your dentures moving in your mouth.
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How Long Will Implant Supported Dentures Last?Implant supported dentures are a permanent solution to missing natural teeth. With proper care, your implant dentures can last for more than 20 years. If required, your dentures can be repaired, refitted or replaced, enabling more years of use.
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Who Is an Ideal Candidate?People who've lost all or most of their teeth can benefit from implant-retained dentures. Generally, a good jaw structure is an essential requirement for the procedure. Patients with deteriorated jawbones may not have the stabilization to support this procedure.
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How Successful Are Implant Dentures?Advancements in denture technology and the availability of materials have significantly increased the success rate of implant denture procedures. Denturists will only carry out this procedure on individuals with enough jawbone stability to support implant dentures.
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