Our dental implants can be used to replace a lost or missing tooth, but that isn’t their only application. At Barrett Dental Care we can also use our dental implants to secure our state-of-the-art permanent dentures.
We recommend permanent dentures for our patients who have lost many or all of their teeth. Losing your teeth can be devastating and heartbreaking. Patients who suffer from severe tooth loss worry that they won’t be able to enjoy normal day to day activities or social situations. At Barrett Dental Care, we can put those worries to rest and help you enjoy a full and happy life again.
Permanent dentures allow patients who have lost all their teeth to enjoy all the benefits of a full and natural smile. With permanent dentures you will be able to laugh, smile, eat, and speak normally. Even if you’ve suffered devastating tooth loss in the past, permanent dentures can give you your life back.
Traditional Dentures vs Permanent Dentures
Traditional dentures are a great restorative dentistry option for patients who have lost their teeth, but permanent dentures are even better. Traditional dentures allow patients to enjoy day to day activities again, but the dentures are attached with a sticky adhesive that can get messy, and can sometimes cause the dentures to slip or to click out of place.
Permanent dentures always stay in place, because they are secured to the roof of your mouth using dental implants. You will be able to enjoy all the foods you love, and you’ll be able to speak normally. Permanent dentures look and feel completely natural. Because they are secure in your mouth, they feel just like your regular teeth and can feel more comfortable than traditional dentures.
How do Permanent Dentures Work?
Permanent dentures use dental implants to secure the artificial teeth in your mouth. Your dentist will place implants in your gum line and use those implants as a foundation for the permanent dentures. Using implants you can get back the smile you’ve lost, and enjoy a healthier feeling mouth and greater confidence for the rest of your life.
To find out more about our permanent dentures, contact us at our office.
