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Seamless digital intraoral scanning in taking dental impressions

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Quickest scan results even for full arch impressions

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Provides fixed or removable dentures.

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Guaranteed patient satisfaction.

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Freedom to smile again

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No more missing teeth

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Enjoy your favorite food anytime

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Laugh with family and friends

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Renewed self-confidence

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Are dentures suitable for you?

If you are looking for an immediate solution to your missing teeth, dentures are your best option. These are dental prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth and their surrounding soft tissues. The artificial teeth are made from composite resin or porcelain materials, while the gum base is made from acrylic resin. Most patients prefer porcelain materials for their artificial teeth since they closely match the natural look of the teeth.

What type of dentures do you need?

Complete dentures

You need complete dentures when most of your upper or lower teeth need replacement. Full arch dentures are more stable and durable when paired with All-on-Four implants. Before placing dentures, the remaining unhealthy teeth are extracted first. Then, digital impressions of the mouth are taken as basis in making dentures.Two types of complete dentures:

– Conventional dentures are placed after eight to 12 weeks from tooth extraction to make sure the gums have completely healed. After the healing period, these conventional dentures are positioned into the mouth for fitting. If you opt for fixed dentures, these will be anchored to the implants.

– Immediate dentures are fabricated days ahead before tooth removal and are positioned right after the extraction. This type is considered your temporary teeth while your gums are still healing. Once your bone structure and gums heal in about 12 weeks or less, they also shrink. Hence, you need to visit your dentist again to reline your dentures so they snugly fit into your teeth and gums again.

Partial dentures

Partial plate dentures are ideal for patients who only lost a single or few teeth. Removable partial dentures are held by a framework that’s made from nylon polymers or chrome cobalt. Similar to complete dentures, you also have the option to anchor partial dentures to implants for more stability.
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How are dentures made?

Dentures are crafted in a dental laboratory. After the dentist removes your tooth, he takes a digital impression of your mouth and makes a model of your teeth. Then, he sends the model to the laboratory technician who will craft your dentures. In two weeks, the finished product is sent back to the dental clinic. Your dentist mounts the dentures on your gums and he ensures that they fit perfectly.

Adjustment period

It’s normal for your teeth and gums to adjust to the new dental appliance within the first two weeks. Your gums might sore and you may notice an increase of saliva flow during this period. After that, you will be more comfortable wearing and removing your dentures.

Caring for your dentures

  1. Remove your dentures during sleep. Soak them in water and denture cleaner.
  2. Don’t use toothpaste in cleaning your dentures as it has abrasive components which may wear down the materials.
  3. Be careful not to drop your dental prostheses as you might break or deform them.
  4. In case your dentures need repair, seek your dentist’s help.
  5. If your prosthetics don’t fit well, see your dentist immediately for relining.

Cost of dentures

The cost of full and partial dentures starts at $300 per plate and a maximum of $10,000 for a set. On one hand, dentures supported by implants cost higher due to the complexity of the dental procedure, professional fees, and additional materials needed.

Some dental insurance providers cover dentures’ cost up to 50%. Contact your insurance provider to check how much they cover for this restorative treatment. At Downtown Dentistry, we also offer flexible payment options because we want you to live the quality of life you deserve. Indeed, having dentures is a good investment for you to improve your lifestyle and your oral health.

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Jackie Barrett
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I've been going to Downtown Dentistry for 7 years and I have nothing but positive things to say about it! The location is super convenient and subway accessible, the staff are all super friendly and very professional, the office is exceptionally clean and new, and they never suggest something you don't need! I highly recommend Downtown Dentistry :).
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Dr.Chan is the absolute best!! I've been going to Downtown Dentistry for almost 3 decades and they have provided me with excellent care. The staff is professional and always have a smile on their faces. Dr Chan has latest and most modern equipment so I know Im getting the best treatment.
Jason Sabet-Peyman
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Yolanda is the best dental professional I have ever experienced!!! I have been to dental offices all over the world including the United States and I can say that Yolanda’s skills, professionalism, honesty, and integrity are unmatched. Yolanda not only spent well over an hour (not taking any short cuts) on my deep cleaning but also took the time to explain how to maintain my teeth and to prevent damage in detail. What I appreciated most of all was her focus on what needed to be done without any distraction with unnecessary procedures or treatments. She earned my complete trust and I’m sure she will do the same for you. Make sure you see Yolanda if you visit this office!
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438 University Ave., Suite 1800
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