Dentures Greensboro

A Complete Smile Is Within Your Reach!

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Millions of people throughout the U.S. are edentulous (missing all their teeth). If you are struggling with the consequences of tooth loss, you are far from alone! Our Greensboro dental practice wants to help. We offer several high-quality tooth replacement options, including dentures. Continue reading this page to discover how we can put a complete smile within your reach, or get in touch with us directly to set up a consultation.

Why Choose Next Door Dental for Dentures?

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  • Implant & Traditional Dentures Available
  • Highly Skilled Dentists & Support Team

Who Is a Good Candidate for Dentures?

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When you come in for your consultation, we will determine if dentures are a good fit for your circumstances. They can be a great option for almost anyone who is struggling with the consequences of extensive tooth loss! If your mouth is not quite healthy enough to support a prosthetic, we may be able to design a treatment plan so that you can qualify for dentures in the future.

Types of Dentures

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There are a few different types of dentures, each of which comes with its own unique advantages and disadvantages. During your consultation, we will recommend the one that we believe best fits your circumstances, goals, and preferences. Here is an overview of the three main categories of dentures:

Partial Dentures

Illustration of partial denture for lower arch

Partial dentures fit in around your remaining natural teeth. They do not necessarily have to replace teeth that are all adjacent to one another; they can fill in gaps at various places throughout a dental arch. Small clasps, usually made of metal or acrylic, help them to remain secure in the mouth during daily activities.

Full Dentures

Gloved hands holding full set of dentures

A full denture replaces all of the upper or lower teeth. Full dentures are usually made of acrylic or porcelain, and they are held in place by natural suction or a bit of adhesive. They are carefully designed for each patient with the goal of making them as comfortable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing as possible.

Implant Dentures

Illustration of fixed implant dentures for upper arch

Instead of relying on suction or clasps to stay in place, implant dentures are anchored in the jawbone by prosthetic tooth roots, known as dental implants. Therefore, implant dentures are incredibly strong and sturdy. They also last longer than their traditional counterparts. As a caring dentist in Greensboro, we often recommend implant-supported tooth replacement for anyone who qualifies for it due to its many benefits.

The Benefits of Dentures

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Dentures offer some truly remarkable benefits:

  • Restored Function: Dentures allow you to chew and speak more comfortably, thereby making daily activities easier.
  • Improved Appearance: Replacing missing teeth with dentures enhances your smile and facial structure, which can help you feel more confident.
  • Increased Comfort: Modern dentures are custom-made to fit your mouth, promoting a natural look and comfortable feel.
  • Support for Oral Health: Dentures can help maintain the alignment of remaining teeth and prevent them from shifting out of place.
  • Easy Maintenance: Cleaning and caring for dentures is straightforward, so you can maintain a fresh smile without a complicated or time-consuming routine.