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Everyone wants to look their best whenever possible. But when teeth are lost, it's hard to wear a smile with confidence. When you lose one or multiple teeth, you want treatment fast, without having to undergo multiple treatments. With same day dentures, you will leave the dental surgery looking and feeling good. By replacing your missing teeth with same day dentures, it removes the need for repeated appointments, saving you time, inconvenience, and sometimes taking time off work without pay. Once your new dentures are in place, you will have a renewed smile and a confidence to match. You no longer need to be afraid to smile. What are One Day Dentures? One day dentures are also referred to as "same day dentures" and fit the needs for two types of denture wearers - new and replacement. These dentures can be measured, manufactured and installed the very same day you go in for them. This is possible for a new denture candidate, as well as someone who is in need of replacement dentures. With an onsite dental lab, your dentist will be able to fabricate your dentures immediately. Whether you are looking for a partial denture, full dentures, or immediate denture implants, the process of getting your dentures will be virtually the same - the main difference is your smile can be restored in one easy visit. There is an array of advantages to choosing one day dentures. You won't have to wear temporary dentures and you can avoid weeks of adjusting to temporary dentures only to have to adjust again to the replacement dentures. When undergoing treatment for same day dentures you may only require a local anesthetic, making recovery time fairly quick. Caring for Your Dentures Just like natural teeth, dentures need to be cleaned every day to remove plaque, food particles and other debris. Keeping your dentures in their best shape will also help keep the soft tissues of your mouth healthy because an unclean or malformed denture can cause infections and irritation. Brush your denture with a denture brush daily to remove food deposits and plaque, which can also keep your denture from becoming permanently stained. Avoid using a brush with hard bristles, as it can damage your dentures. When purchasing a cleanser for your dentures, keep an eye out for the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance. Upon initial wear, dentures may cause eating and speaking to be difficult. Start out by eating soft foods that are cut into small pieces. Chew on both sides of your mouth to keep even pressure on the denture and avoid sticky or hard foods, including gum. Your dentist can work with you to tailor a self-care plan that will ensure optimal use of your dentures. If you are missing multiple teeth, or even all of your teeth, contact your Waterford dentist today to see if one day dentures are an appropriate solution to restoring your smile.
Since 1981, Dental 1 has been working with patients to provide the best dental care for patients in the Waterford area. Dr. Bruce T. Roach, dentist in Waterford, is a graduate of the University of Detroit Mercy. He provides all needs in dentistry including, dentures in Waterford.
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