Natural Appearance
Today's dentures are made to match the look of natural teeth and gums, so your smile looks like your own.
Restore your confident smile and quality of life with custom dentures at Wildomar Smiles Dentistry. Our dentures are designed to look natural, feel comfortable, and help you enjoy speaking and eating with confidence once again.
Dentures are custom-made removable appliances that replace missing teeth and surrounding tissues. At our Wildomar dental office, we offer various types of dentures, from partial dentures that replace a few missing teeth to full dentures that restore an entire arch. Each set is carefully crafted to match your facial features and provide optimal function.
Today's dentures are made to match the look of natural teeth and gums, so your smile looks like your own.
Dentures cost less than replacing each tooth with an implant, and there is no waiting months for implants to heal first.
A complete, healthy-looking smile can boost your self-esteem and confidence.
With properly fitted dentures, you can return to speaking clearly, eating comfortably, and smiling confidently in social situations.
Here is what each stage of treatment usually involves. Your dentist will talk you through anything that differs in your case.
Request an AppointmentDr. Koushyar and Dr. Fares evaluate your oral health and discuss your goals to determine the best denture solution for your needs.
We take detailed impressions and measurements to ensure your dentures will fit comfortably and look natural.
You’ll have the opportunity to try wax models of your dentures to ensure proper fit, bite, and appearance before final fabrication.
We carefully fit your completed dentures and make any necessary adjustments for optimal comfort and function.
Several missing teeth — A partial denture can replace selected teeth while keeping the ones you still have.
An existing denture that no longer fits — Mouths change over time. A loose or sore-spot-causing denture should be looked at rather than adjusted at home.
Eating or speaking has become difficult — Tell us what is hardest, because it affects which design is likely to suit you.
Which denture suits you depends on how many teeth are left, the health of your gums and jawbone, and how much support you want. Your dentist will explain which of these applies to you.
Conventional dentures replace all the teeth in your upper or lower arch at once. Sometimes called "plates," they rest directly on your gum tissue. An upper denture is shaped to create suction against the roof of your mouth for extra support. These suit people who have already lost all their teeth, or who need the remaining ones removed because of advanced decay or gum disease.
A partial is a smaller denture that clips into place around your existing healthy teeth. Wearing one means you do not have to give up teeth that are still sound, and it replaces all the missing ones with a single appliance. Partials work well for people who are not suited to a bridge or implants.
These look like traditional dentures, but they have locators underneath that snap onto dental implants, usually two to four of them. There are no adhesives or pastes to deal with, and they are straightforward to clean. Because the implants carry some of the load, they suit people with bone loss or jaw shrinkage, and most people find them more comfortable to eat with.
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A denture has to be comfortable to be worth having, which means the fitting and the follow-up matter as much as the appliance. Why patients come back to us:
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If it's your first time wearing a denture, it may feel a bit bulky at first (after all, there's a layer of acrylic over your gum tissues.) By wearing your denture all day, every day, most people adjust to their new prosthesis within a few weeks. n the beginning, you'll probably want to practice speaking in front of a mirror or taking smaller bites of food. After a few weeks, you should feel fairly confident in your denture.
If it's your first time wearing a denture, it may feel a bit bulky at first (after all, there's a layer of acrylic over your gum tissues.) By wearing your denture all day, every day, most people adjust to their new prosthesis within a few weeks.
No. Wearing dentures when you sleep can lead to accelerated bone loss (causing ill-fitting dentures,) sore spots, infections, and reduce the lifespan of your appliance. How to Care for Your New Dentures Daily denture maintenance and home care can help you get the most out of your new appliance. The better you care for your dentures, the longer they'll last. Here are some important guidelines to follow: Never sleep in your denture. Remove it each night. Soak your dentures in an approved denture solution as directed by our dentist. Every morning and evening, brush your dentures with a soft denture brush or toothbrush and lukewarm tap water. Never use hot water to clean your denture, as high temperatures could cause warping in the acrylic. Do not use bleach, abrasive pastes, or baking soda, as these can damage or scratch your dentures and cause them to harbor bacteria. Hold your denture over a towel when cleaning it. That way, if you accidentally drop it, it's less likely to break. Bring your denture with you to your regularly scheduled six-month checkups to have it evaluated. If your denture rubs or feels uncomfortable, contact our dentist. Occasional adjustments or denture relines are sometimes needed as your jaw shape is likely to change over time.
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