An increasing number of people are opting for implant supported dentures over traditional ones. If you are wondering what the difference between the two is, implant-supported dentures are held securely in place with implants that are attached to your jaw, while traditional implants are secured using adhesives and suction.
This means implant-supported dentures provide you with a more comfortable and secure fit. That is a big advantage considering the fact one of the biggest complaints you hear from people who wear dentures is how frustrating the constant shifting can be at times. That can make even the most mundane tasks like chewing and speech difficult.
How awkward would you feel if your implant ended up falling out of your mouth while you are eating or talking to someone? That is something that people who wear traditional dentures have to constantly worry about.
With implant supported dentures, most people around you will not even know you have artificial teeth. You will be free to go about your day like you normally would.
Not having to constantly worry about your dentures shifting or falling out of place does wonder for your confidence. You have a perfect set of teeth that leaves everyone wondering what you do for your oral care routine. You will no longer have to worry about your pronunciations not being up to par when you give a speech or make a toast at one of your friend's party.
There are so many foods that are tough to eat with traditional dentures. For examples, apples are extremely hard to eat with them, and you might even end up with your dentures getting stuck on the apple. Other delights like steaks and corn on the cob are also off the menu when you wear traditional dentures. However, given the secure, firm fit that you get with implant-supported dentures, you are free to eat whatever you like. Implant-supported dentures perform a lot similar to the way your natural teeth work.
Given the less than firm fit that you get with traditional dentures, many wearers use adhesives for a more secure fit. Most of these adhesives do not work particularly well, and they often have a horrid taste. There is absolutely no getting used to the weird tastes that come with dental adhesives and it stays with you all day.
With implant-supported dentures, your prosthetic is virtually as secure as your real teeth and there's no need for an adhesive.
Another important advantage that comes with implant-supported dentures is the reduced bone loss. The implants that secure your dentures in place fuse to your jaw bone. The implants mimic the behavior of your teeth's natural roots. This helps to keep the bone loss associated with missing teeth at bay.
Contact a dentist to learn more about implant-supported dentures.
Please call Visalia Care Dental today at (559) 975-1213 or go to https://www.dentistofvisalia.com for more information!
If you are missing teeth, you may assume that your only options are receiving implants or dentures from your dentist. A recent option to replace missing teeth is a combination of the two strategies: implant-supported dentures.There are some situations in which traditional dentures are better and others in which the implant-supported variety would provide greater…
Tooth loss can be an emotional issue, but implant-supported dentures can help. Not only does tooth loss affect your self-image, it can also have serious effects on your health. Many people think that damage from tooth loss just affects oral health. But it can actually affect your whole body, including your brain and heart health.Implant-supported…
Removable artificial teeth are called dentures. They replace permanent teeth lost or extracted due to damage or extensive decay. False teeth are a traditional dental restoration method that has been around for centuries and is still effective today. However, there are things you need to know about them before you start wearing them.Your dentist can…
Dentures can look great, but they won't look as good or last as long if you don't take care of them. Taking care of your artificial teeth means ensuring they're always clean, which involves more than just scrubbing them with toothpaste after every meal. It also means following certain steps to avoid problems down the…