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Dentures

Dentures are removable implants for missing teeth and surrounding gum tissue. There are two types of denture options: complete and partial dentures. Depending on your needs, either can be a fitting choice! Deep Dental can help you with either options.

What are Partial Dentures?

Partial dentures sound exactly how they look. Instead of having an entire set of new teeth, partial dentures replace missing teeth with implants to give you a complete smile. Partial dentures are teeth implants fixed to a pink gum-like base that clicks into your upper or lower palette. Like a retainer, they are removable and can be easily cleaned this way and can be a great alternative to implants. They are a great solution if most your natural teeth can be kept in healthy condition.

Types Of Partial Dentures

Transitional Partial Dentures

These low-cost removable plastic dentures act as a temporary tooth replacement and space maintainer while your mouth heals from tooth extraction, for example. Dental implants can be placed after the healing process is complete.

Cast Partial Dentures (CPDS)

These well-constructed metal-based removable partial dentures are much lighter and less obtrusive than plastic-based dentures. They cost slightly more than plastic dentures but fit better. However, they are far less expensive than implants or fixed bridgework.

What are Complete Dentures?

Complete dentures are for those who need a completely new set of teeth. Immediate dentures are given before a custom set are made to your specifications. 12 weeks after teeth removal, your gums will be healed enough for a full set of implants. The professionals at Deep Dental will then walk you through how to take care of your dentures properly to last you a lifetime!

Types Of Full Dentures

Immediate Dentures: These are usually a temporary solution to help you transition to successful denture wearing and avoid the toothless appearance during the healing period after extractions.
Conventional Full Dentures: These are permanent dentures that are customized to your mouth with near-perfect accuracy and meant for long-term usage.
Implant-Supported Overdentures: A lower or upper denture can be securely anchored using two or more dental implants to increase its stability. This option strikes an excellent balance of comfort, functionality, and value.

BPS® (Biofunctional Prosthetic System)

BPS ® (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) is a professional expertise and quality product system that is the industry standard for aesthetics, comfort, fit, and function. BPS® precision dentures will give you confidence and optimal function while eating, speaking, or laughing.

With its unique Ivoclar natural-like teeth that recreates the character of your smile, BPS dentures meet the aesthetic demand of patients.

The most important demand on your denture is to closely mimic the functions of natural teeth during mastication and speaking. Masticatory movements and the sensitivity of the oral mucous membranes, as well as wearing comfort during daily use, are taken into account.

BPS dentures can only be made by certified dental labs and technicians.

BPS dentures are made of carefully coordinated materials. The excellent collaboration between the BPS certified dentist and the BPS certified dental technician allows for the most accurate analysis of your personal data and its use in the fabrication of unique BPS dentures.

These are top-of-the-line precision dentures that provide optimal function while eating, speaking, or laughing.

Each BPS denture is handcrafted, beginning with teeth that are built in layers to mimic natural dentition. Specialized procedures, materials, and equipment are used from preliminary impressions to try-in to ensure a precise fit and to simulate correct jaw movement and function

The denture is then made using a patented injection moulding process, resulting in an accurate, secure, and comfortable fit. In fact, BPS dentures are made to such high standards that they have received ISO certification.

A BPS denture may be the answer if you want a denture that looks and feels like natural teeth.

How to clean dentures?

Patients are advised to brush their dentures to clean them. This exercise should be followed by soaking dentures overnight in warm, but not hot water. Patients should rinse their dentures warm water each morning before they put them back in their mouths.

Deep Dental helps patients learn how to care for their dentures and helps establish a daily maintenance routine. We strongly advise our clients not to sleep with their dentures in their mouths overnight; we recommend they remove them and clean them as described above to keep the dental device clean and to reduce harmful bacteria.

How to care for your dentures at night?

As stated above, patients who leave their dentures in their mouths overnight will encourage the build-up of harmful bacteria and they could have issues with infections. Not sleeping with dentures is step one of the maintenance plan.

Critical to the health of any patient’s news dentures is an effective daily cleaning routine. Patients will want to remove all plaque or bacteria that is on their dentures overnight so that when they put them back in in the morning, they are clean and fresh and ready for the day.