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google mapMissing a few teeth? Missing a lot of teeth? Dentures in Winnipeg, MB can provide a full set of replacement teeth. Your general dentists here at Lakewood Dental Centre offer several types of these replacement teeth, which can help you:
To meet with us and discuss your tooth replacement options, call us at 204-977-8515.
Advances in dentistry make it possible to wear a denture that has a secure hold while reducing or eliminating irritation to the gums. Your dentists at Lakewood Dental Centre can provide dental implant dentures, which provide more stability and security than traditional dentures.
Implant-supported dentures are molded to look like natural teeth and gums. Instead of resting on your gums like a conventional denture and staying put with adhesives, they’re supported by a sturdy bar attached to dental implants.
This can offer many advantages over traditional dentures. Among them:
If you’re interested in an implant-supported denture, you’ll first need to schedule a consultation with one of our dentists. We’ll conduct a full exam to discuss the health of your gums and jawbone to make sure they’re able to support dental implants. If you have any remaining teeth that must be removed before you can wear a denture, we can schedule an appointment for tooth extraction.
Find out if you’re a candidate for Winnipeg, MB dentures and a brand-new smile. To schedule your consultation with Lakewood Dental Centre today, call us at 204-977-8515. You can also make an appointment online.
The final cost of dentures depends on many factors, including the type of dentures you choose, the material the dentures are made from, and the condition of your mouth. We encourage potential dentures patients to schedule a consultation so we can perform an exam, take a set of X-rays, and go over your options with you.
Because traditional dentures are kept in place largely by suction, they can fall out. This may happen if your mouth becomes dry or if you are eating foods that require lots of chewing. Using a denture adhesive helps keep them in place. You can also consider dental implant dentures, which require no adhesive for a more secure fit.
In theory, dentures can be left in your mouth overnight. However, this is not a good idea. Per the Canadian Dental Association recommendations, we encourage all our conventional dentures patients to remove their teeth each night for a good cleaning and soaking. Not only will this remove bacteria from your dentures, it will also give your gums a chance to rest from having to support the dentures all day.
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