Removable Dentures in Ashok Vihar
"Restore Your Smile Comfortably"
Overview of Removable Dentures
Removable dentures provide a natural-looking, functional solution for missing teeth, restoring your smile, speech, and chewing ability. Custom-made to fit comfortably, they are a cost-effective option for dental rehabilitation.
- Types of Dentures
- Complete Dentures – For patients missing all teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
- Partial Dentures – Replace multiple missing teeth while preserving any remaining natural teeth.
- Immediate Dentures –Placed right after teeth extraction for immediate restoration
- Implant-Supported Dentures – Securely attach to dental implants for better stability.
Procedure Details
What happens during denture consultation?
Dr. Nivesh Kakkar will evaluate your oral health, discuss your dental needs, and determine the best denture type for you. X-rays and impressions may be taken to create a precise fit.
How are
dentures made?
Dentures are crafted in a dental lab using impressions of your mouth. A wax model is often created first for testing before the final prosthetic is made from acrylic or other durable materials.
What happens during denture fitting?
During fitting, adjustments are made to ensure comfort, functionality, and aesthetics. Dr. Kakkar will guide you on how to wear, remove, and care for your dentures properly.
Recovery and Outlook
It may take a few weeks to fully adjust to new dentures. With proper care, they can last several years. Regular check-ups ensure their longevity and comfort.
Risks & Benefits
Benefits:
• Affordable and non-invasive
• Enhances appearance and self-confidence
• Restores oral functionality for speaking and eating
Risks:
• Initial discomfort or difficulty in adjusting
• Potential irritation or sore spots
• Need for periodic adjustments
FAQ
It may take a few weeks for your mouth to fully adapt.
It’s best to remove them at night to allow your gums to rest.
With good care, they typically last 5-10 years before needing replacement.
Yes, but you may need to start with softer foods and gradually reintroduce firmer foods.
Clean them daily with a soft-bristle brush and a denture cleaner, avoiding regular toothpaste.
