
Grand Dental – Oz Park offers custom-made dentures in Lincoln Park to help those seeking a second chance to smile confidently. Life with missing teeth not only negatively impacts one’s physical appearance but also their ability to eat and speak. However, with these traditional yet reliable prosthetics, a patient can regain their quality of life and fully embrace a functional, beautiful smile. Tired of living with an incomplete set of teeth? Schedule a consultation with our office to discuss your eligibility for dentures.
Dentures are considered a viable option for most patients suffering from tooth loss. Whether it’s one tooth, multiple teeth, or entire rows of teeth that need to be replaced, full, partial, and implant dentures can be the right solution to help a patient regain their confidence.
A scheduled consultation with one of our dentists in Lincoln Park is required to examine your mouth and determine whether additional procedures, such as bone grafting, tooth extraction, or gum disease treatment, are needed.
Dentures are not one-size-fits-all, nor is there only one type available. At Grand Dental – Oz Park, we happily provide full, partial, and implant dentures based on your needs, preferences, and budget.
Partial dentures are commonly used to replace multiple missing teeth along an arch. They do not have to sit next to each other but can be scattered along the row. Similar to a puzzle piece, it fits smoothly into place, blending in with the rest of your smile. Partial dentures are crafted with a gum-colored acrylic base that supports artificial teeth. Metal clasps that fit around healthy teeth help hold the prosthetic in place.
Full dentures are made from the same materials, but they rely on natural suction to hold them in place. These traditional prosthetics have been around for centuries, although the materials used nowadays are far better than those used in the past (e.g., ivory, wood). Full dentures are crafted to fit snugly against your gums so that they remain in place while you eat and speak. However, many patients choose to apply a small portion of denture adhesive to ensure greater security.
Implant dentures are unlike their traditional counterparts. Instead of using a metal framework or natural suction to remain in place, they attach to titanium implant posts that are positioned within your jawbone. Over time, they fuse, providing a stable foundation for your custom-made dentures. Instead of lasting only 8-10 years, these prosthetics remain for decades.
Centuries have passed, and countless patients have reaped the rewards of custom-made dentures. Regardless of whether you choose a full, partial, or implant prosthetic, you can expect to enjoy the immense benefits of these prosthetics, some of which include: