Dentures
Dentures can restore your smile with a natural look and function if you’re missing most or all of your natural teeth. At North Park Family Dental in Edmond, we offer customized denture solutions, including partial and full dentures, to help you regain confidence and comfort in your daily life.
Dentures in Edmond, OK
Dentures are custom-made prosthetic teeth attached to a gum-colored base. They are designed to restore both appearance and function for those missing multiple teeth. Depending on your unique needs, dentures can be worn with or without dental implants. They offer a reliable, efficient way to replace lost teeth, allowing you to chew, speak, and smile naturally.
The process for dentures typically includes four appointments to ensure a perfect fit:
- 1st Appointment: First records, including scans, impressions, and photos, to begin crafting your custom dentures.
- 2nd Appointment: Final impression and bite alignment check.
- 3rd Appointment: Wax try-in and final approval for any adjustments.
- 4th Appointment: Final delivery and adjustments for a comfortable fit.
Schedule a consultation to discuss your options and find the right denture solution for you.
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How are dentures made?
Dentures are made through a multi-step process to ensure accuracy and comfort. First, we take detailed impressions and scans. These records guide our lab technicians in crafting dentures to match your unique mouth structure.
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How long do dentures last?
With proper care, dentures typically last between 5 to 10 years. Regular dental visits will help monitor their fit and function; repairs or adjustments can extend their lifespan.
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Do you clean dentures after every meal?
Yes, cleaning dentures after each meal is recommended to remove food particles and prevent plaque buildup. Rinsing and brushing your dentures keeps them fresh, maintains oral health, and ensures they last longer.
Have Questions About Dentures?
North Park Family Dental is here to help you with all your denture needs, from initial fittings to ongoing denture repair. Contact us to learn more about how full or partial dentures can improve your quality of life.