Missing teeth

A partial denture is a removable dental appliance that replaces multiple missing teeth. Unlike a dental bridge, a partial denture doesn’t replace an entire row of missing teeth. Instead, a partial denture is fitted to fill in gaps in your smile.

Partial dentures are made of a durable, strong, and natural-looking material. They are custom designed to fit your mouth comfortably and securely.

Damaged teeth

Partial dentures are dental appliances that replace multiple missing teeth. Because these appliances replace teeth that still have roots, they can prevent jawbone deterioration. Also, they don’t require surgery for placement and allow you to eat and talk normally while you wear your partial denture.

Misaligned teeth

Partial dentures are one option for fixing uneven or misaligned teeth. They can cover teeth that are misshapen, discolored, cracked, chipped, or too small. Patients who have gaps in their teeth, or teeth that have fallen out, can use partial dentures to fill the gaps and improve the appearance of their smile.

Crowded teeth

A partial denture fills in the spaces left by multiple missing teeth. The denture uses metal clips or precision attachments to stay in place. Teeth adjacent to the gap will be supported with metal clasps or precision attachments.

Bad breath

Partial dentures are a great option to fix tooth loss and can keep your mouth healthy. They can help with bad breath, too.

If your teeth are broken, decaying, or removed, they are no longer serving any purpose. The leftover teeth in your mouth that are not fixed by your partial dentures can cause food to become trapped, causing bad breath.

Stained teeth

When we wear partial dentures, we may be missing some of our teeth. This can cause us to start losing bone in our jaw over time, which leads to a sunken appearance.

Wearing partial dentures can prevent this from happening. The dentures will help support your jaw as you eat, talk, and smile. This can prevent your jaw from deteriorating over time.

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EXTREME TEETH WEAR AND LOSS

Some people are so extremely missing teeth that they only have a few teeth left or no teeth at all. For these individuals, partial dentures can be a great way to restore their smile.

Worn teeth

Wear and tear on your teeth can gradually lead to damage, such as chips, cracks, and worn-down edges.

Wearing partial dentures can help replace these teeth. Your dentist can design a partial denture to fill in the gaps in your smile. Partial dentures use artificial teeth attached to a gum-colored base.

Temporomandibular disorders (TMJ)

When a patient has problems with their temporomandibular joint, also known as their TMJ, we can help. The TMJ is one of the most important joints in the body, as it connects the lower jaw to the skull. Patients who have TMJ problems often have difficulty eating and speaking.

When a patient has TMJ problems, they may benefit from partial dentures. Our partial dentures are custom-made to fit the patient’s mouth. We will design the partial dentures to fit around the their existing teeth. This will give the partial dentures more stability, and the patient will be able to speak and eat more effectively.

Wear on

Sometimes, your upper teeth are worn down due to grinding or clenching. When this occurs, it can cause problems with your jaw and temporomandibular joint (TMJ). TMJ disorder can lead to headaches, dizziness, and ear pain.

When your teeth are worn down but you still have some healthy teeth, a partial denture may be a good option for you. The denture will fill in the gaps in your smile and prevent further wear on your teeth. Partial dentures also prevent your remaining teeth from shifting.