Dentures

Make Your Smile Whole Again

Regain Everyday Confidence With Dentures in Warren

Losing several or all of your teeth can affect how comfortably you eat, speak, and smile. Dentures in Warren offer several ways to replace missing teeth, with options ranging from traditional removable prosthetics to solutions that gain additional stability from dental implants. Dr. Wendy Sanger can help you explore which approach fits your oral health, needs, and preferences.

Tooth loss looks different for every patient. Some people need to replace several teeth while keeping their healthy natural teeth, while others need a complete upper or lower arch. Having multiple options makes it possible to personalize your treatment.

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Choose a Tooth Replacement Option That Fits Your Needs

Today's denture options aren't limited to a single type of removable prosthetic. Full and partial dentures provide traditional solutions for different patterns of tooth loss. Temporary dentures can provide replacement teeth during certain transitional stages of treatment.

Replacement teeth can be secured with dental implants for a more lifelike feel and function. Dr. Sanger will coordinate with a local oral surgeon for implant placement. She provides the restorative portion of your care.

Full Removable Dentures

Replace an entire upper or lower arch of missing teeth with a removable prosthetic designed around your mouth and smile.

Partial Dentures

Fill spaces left by multiple missing teeth while allowing healthy natural teeth to remain in place.

Implant-Retained Dentures

Improve the retention of a removable denture by connecting it to strategically positioned dental implants.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Use dental implants to support a prosthetic arch and provide a stable alternative to a traditional removable denture.

Temporary Dentures

Maintain the appearance and function of your smile with a transitional prosthetic when temporary tooth replacement is appropriate during your treatment process.

Schedule a consultation today to discover which solution can help you eat, speak, and smile more comfortably with dentures in Warren.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dentures

Q Can dentures replace all of my missing teeth?

Full dentures can replace an entire upper or lower arch when all of the natural teeth in that arch are missing. The prosthetic is custom-made to provide replacement teeth and support everyday functions such as speaking and eating.

Q Can dentures replace only a few missing teeth?

Partial dentures are designed for patients who are missing multiple teeth but still have healthy natural teeth remaining. A partial fills the open spaces without requiring replacement of the entire arch.

Q Are all dentures removable?

Traditional full and partial dentures are removable, but implant-based options can work differently depending on their design. Some implant restorations are removable by the patient, while others are designed to remain securely attached.

Q What is an implant-retained denture?

An implant-retained denture is a removable prosthetic that connects to dental implants for greater retention. The implants help hold the denture in position while still allowing the patient to remove it for cleaning.

Q What is an implant-supported denture?

An implant-supported denture uses dental implants to support the replacement teeth rather than relying primarily on the gums for support. The exact design can vary based on the number and position of implants and the patient's treatment plan.

Q What are temporary dentures?

Temporary dentures provide replacement teeth during a transitional stage of dental treatment. They may be used while the mouth heals or while a patient's longer-term tooth replacement is being planned or completed.

Q How long does it take to get used to new dentures?

Adjusting to new dentures can take some time as the mouth adapts to eating, speaking, and wearing the prosthetic. The adjustment period varies among patients, and follow-up care can address areas that feel uncomfortable or require modification.

Q How should dentures be cared for?

Dentures should be cleaned consistently according to the instructions provided for the specific prosthetic. Patients should also continue caring for their gums, tongue, remaining natural teeth, and dental implants, when present, and maintain regular dental visits.