Dentures

Missing Teeth? Regain your confidence and comfort with a beautiful new smile! We offer quality full, partial or implant retained dentures that are molded to fit your mouth precisely – for optimum comfort and functionality.

Full Dentures

Molded to fit your mouth with comfort and precision, full dentures are used when there are no remaining teeth in your mouth.

Partial Dentures

If you have one or more of your natural teeth remaining, a partial denture may be a suitable option. Partial’s are used to fill in the spaces created by missing teeth and keep your remaining teeth from changing positions.

Implant Retained

Implant dentures are similar to a fixed bridge. Generally, your dentist will place four to six implants on your upper and lower arch. The denture will then be fixed to the implants. These offer more stability then typical dentures and they are not removed every night.

Learn More

Learn more by visiting www.newnandenture.com or call us today to find out more about tooth replacement options.

Caring for your Dentures

It’s important to take care of your dentures just as you would your natural teeth.  Follow these simple tips to properly care for your dentures:

  1. Rinse dentures after eating.  Remove your dentures and rinse water over them to get rid of food particles.
  2. Brush and soak daily. Use a nonabrasive denture cleanser to soak and brush your dentures every day.  Make sure to rinse them before putting back in your mouth.
  3. Soak overnight.  Store your dentures in water or a mild denture soaking solution overnight.  If you use a denture solution, make sure to rinse before putting your denture back in your mouth.

When cleaning your dentures, it is best to avoid using the following:

  1. Hot water
  2. Bleaching products
  3. Whitening toothpastes
  4. Abrasive toothbrushes, cleansers or toothpastes.

It’s also important to continue to care for remaining teeth, your gums and in the inside of your mouth by daily brushing.

For more information on different types of dentures and how to care for them, visit the American Dental Association.

Call us today to find out more about your options!