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Dentures Barton City

Reliable & Natural-Looking Tooth Replacement

Dentures have been around for a long time, but in recent decades, the technology and techniques used to make them have made big leaps forward. That means modern dentures are more reliable, natural-looking, and functional than ever before! If you have some missing teeth, our Barton City dental team invites you to visit us for a consultation. We can determine which type of prosthetic best fits your situation and get you on the road to a complete and confident smile.

Why Choose Healthy Smiles Dental Care for Dentures?

Who Is a Good Candidate for Dentures?

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You might be a suitable candidate for dentures if:

Really, almost any adult who has suffered tooth loss can qualify for dentures.

Types of Dentures

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Did you know that there are multiple types of dentures? When you visit us for a tooth replacement consultation, we will determine the best prosthetic for you based on your degree of tooth loss, your oral health, and your personal preferences. We may recommend that you get one of the following:

Partial Dentures

Illustration of partial denture for lower dental arch

Partial dentures are like a puzzle piece that fits in around your remaining natural teeth. This type of prosthetic is held in place with the help of small acrylic or metal clasps. If you still have some healthy teeth remaining, this could be an excellent option for you.

Full Dentures

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A full denture replaces either all of the upper or lower teeth. Natural suction or mild adhesive helps it to stay in place during eating and speaking. Full dentures usually have an acrylic base along with porcelain or acrylic teeth. They are always customized to rest as comfortably as possible on the gum tissues.

Implant Dentures

Illustration of implant dentures for lower dental arch

Implant dentures do not rely on clasps, suction, or adhesive to stay in place. Rather, they are anchored in the jawbone by prosthetic tooth roots. Implant dentures tend to be stronger, longer-lasting, and more natural-feeling than their traditional counterparts. Even though they have a somewhat lengthy treatment process, the good results are well worth it!

The Benefits of Dentures

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Some of the top benefits of dentures include: