Missing one or more teeth affects your tooth function, the appearance of your smile, and your facial features. Dentures from Broadway Dental are a solution that restores your ability to eat, chew, and smile.
The art and science of denture treatment has changed. Broadway Dental provides solutions for tooth loss that includes full dentures, partial dentures, and implant supported dentures. Traditional dentures and dental bridges are a cost effective choice. Each denture option is custom fitted to enhance your appearance and improve your overall health and lifestyle.
A Secure Dental Solution
Implant supported dentures are removable and rely on the stability and security of dental implants for tooth replacement. Dental implants are strategically placed into your jawbone to secure your denture on the surface for a stable fit that will not loosen or slip.
A Solution for Full Tooth Replacement
Full dentures replace all of your teeth in the upper or lower portion of your mouth. Your full denture is removable and includes natural looking prosthetic teeth that fit via suction over your gums. Full dentures can be fitted for immediate wear following tooth removal and/or a period of healing for your gum tissue. Your full denture can be refitted following a few months of wear to assure a proper fit.
An Option That Uses The Support of Your Remaining Teeth
Partial dentures (a dental bridge) rely on the security of your healthy, surrounding teeth for tooth replacement. Your partial denture can be attached to your remaining teeth, dental implants, or dental crowns placed on top of your natural teeth. The treatment restores your tooth function and appearance by creating a “bridge” between your remaining teeth and your prosthetic teeth. Your partial denture is removable for cleaning and can be replaced with a fixed or permanent bridge if you choose.
Broadway Dental assures the proper fit of your dentures with dental impressions, measurements, and a model for previewing your appearance. A local dental lab will custom-craft your permanent denture.
Caring for your denture includes proper fit, daily cleaning, and routine appointments to monitor fit, wear, and function. Denture care compares with that of your natural teeth. Rinse and brush your dentures following meals using soap and water, slightly abrasive toothpaste, or denture pastes and creams.
Soak your dentures in a solution overnight to allow your gum tissue to “breathe.”
Other care tips:
- Hold your dentures gently to avoid loosening a tooth.
- Use cool or lukewarm water to clean your dentures and avoid dropping them onto hard surfaces.
- Have your dentures professionally cleaned in our dental office on occasion to remove hardened substances.
