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Custom Denture Solutions for Missing Teeth
Dentures are replacement (or prosthetic) teeth designed to replace missing or compromised biological teeth. There are several types of dentures, and each one is custom-made to fit your unique mouth. Most dentures are crafted from hard resin, which provides a durable, long-lasting restoration that looks and functions like natural teeth.
If you are missing teeth, our dental team at Powers Dental Group will discuss all of your denture options in detail at your appointment. If you have questions about a current set of dentures, you are welcome to bring them with you so we can evaluate fit, wear, and overall condition. Call us today at (719) 355-2967 to learn which type of denture is right for your smile.
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Types of Dentures

Partial Dentures

Immediate Dentures

Complete Dentures

Overdentures

Implant-Supported Dentures
How to Care for Your Dentures
Caring for dentures is similar to caring for natural teeth. Even though dentures are made of artificial material, plaque, tartar, and bacteria can still build up on them. Use a denture cleaner or mild soap to clean your dentures once they are removed from the mouth.
It is best to avoid anything other than a denture brush or soft-bristled toothbrush when cleaning your dentures. Many toothpastes are too abrasive and can scratch or damage denture surfaces. A gentle, effervescent cleaning tablet can also help remove buildup and freshen your dentures.
In addition, cleaning your gums and any remaining natural teeth with fluoridated toothpaste and a soft toothbrush will help keep your mouth healthy and your smile bright.
Benefits of High-Quality Dentures
How to Preserve Your Dentures
It can take time to get used to a new set of dentures. They may feel loose at first or cause excessive saliva production during the initial adjustment period. Please let our team know if you experience any discomfort. We can make adjustments to help your dentures fit more comfortably and function properly during everyday use.
Dentures should be removed before sleeping to allow the gums to rest and breathe. Doing so helps prevent excessive growth of bacteria and yeast in the mouth and reduces the risk of decay on any remaining natural teeth. Storing your dentures in warm water (never hot) while you sleep helps preserve their shape and supports the long-term durability of the restoration.
Enjoy a Secure, Natural-Looking Smile with Dentures
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