Custom Dentures in Gurgaon & Delhi | The Dental Roots

In an ideal world, our teeth would last an entire lifetime without failing. But that isn’t always the case for everyone. Everyday stress, tooth decay, or accidents can all cause your teeth to fail.

For over 100 years, dentures have been the go-to solution for replacing missing teeth. Patients had to put up with ill-fitting dentures, often fearing they would be embarrassed if they unexpectedly loosened.

At The Dental Roots, we use modern technology to deliver effective denture treatments for missing teeth. We offer a variety and complete set of denture options created with top-of-the-line materials to perfectly fit your mouth and restore your ability to chew, speak, and live your life.

Modern dentures have come a long way from treatments available even just a few years ago. When we recommend dentures, we’re recommending an attractive, non-invasive, long-lasting, and custom solution.

Custom-made Dentures @ The Dental Roots

We custom-make dentures in our laboratory, based on impressions and measurements taken of your mouth. This approach guarantees you a set of dentures that fit comfortably, give you a proper bite, and look like your natural teeth did.

Dentures are more comfortable and natural looking than ever before and, unless you tell someone that you’re wearing dentures, they probably won’t even know. Once made and fitted, these custom-made replacements are easily put in and taken out of your mouth by you, giving you the flexibility to wear them at times that suit you.

During your consultation, we will discuss with you all of the aspects that characterize teeth replacement systems, such as:

  • Aesthetics
  • Function
  • Comfort
  • Longevity

Replacing missing teeth is important. Your oral health and your confidence in your smile are just two of the reasons you should replace missing teeth. Dentures, dental implants, and dental bridges maintain the alignment of your bite and prevent other teeth from tilting and shifting into the missing tooth gap. And the way you feel about your smile can influence many aspects of your life, including your social and professional interactions. You deserve to feel great about your smile and to have long-lasting, effective dentistry options.

Types of Dentures

Full Dentures

Full dentures are used when no healthy teeth remain in either your upper or lower jaw. In some cases, we may remove a damaged or decayed tooth to make room for a full denture. Dentures will provide support to the lips and face so you can eat, drink, and smile with confidence.

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Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are a great option when you still have some healthy natural teeth in either your upper or lower jaw. A partial denture uses healthy teeth as attachment points for support and stability.

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Implant-supported Dentures

Our most highly recommended denture solution! While traditional dentures are a good choice for some, implant-supported dentures are the clear winner when it comes to health, comfort, and long-term happiness.

With this type of denture, as few as 2-4 dental implants are first placed in your mouth. From there, your denture will be permanently secured to your implants.

The biggest advantages of using implants for your dentures include:

  • Prevents bone loss in the jaw and preserves your facial structure
  • Offers more stability and prevents slipping and sliding
  • Easier to maintain and live with day-to-day

Best rated dentures

Looking after the best-rated dentures is straightforward. The key things to do are to always handle them with care, to clean them daily, and to leave them to soak when not in use. They can be worn all day and night if required, however, taking them out at night is advisable.

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Advice and Tips on Caring for your Dentures

  • Only your dental professional is qualified to diagnose your oral health and adjust your denture or partial.
  • Dentures should be brushed inside and outside daily with a soft, large nylon denture toothbrush with round-ended bristles.
  • Use denture creams instead of toothpaste, which are too abrasive and will scratch your denture. Rinse with cold water.
  • Dentures warp if placed in hot water.
  • Inspect your denture regularly for worn teeth.
  • Worn and stained dentures can make you look older and cause your dentures to function poorly.
  • Discuss all your current medications with your doctor and dental professional.
  • Be sure to visit your dental professional regularly.
  • Have loose dentures checked immediately as they can cause friction and pressure on the gum tissues and bones?
  • When not in use, cover dentures with water or a denture-cleaning solution to prevent them from drying out.
  • Most dental insurance policies provide coverage for new dentures every 5 years.

Denture Myths versus Reality

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There are many misconceptions about dentures that can stand in the way of people getting the care they need. Learning the about some common myths can help patients better understand their options. Talk to our team to get further information and specific advice for your situation.

Myth #1:
Discomfort and irritation are normal parts of having to wear dentures. Today’s techniques allow the creation of dentures that fit well. If you are not comfortable, it is a sign that something is wrong. If this is the case, consult a dentist.

Myth #2:
Getting dentures means not having to return to the dentist again. Even if you no longer have natural teeth, seeing the dentist at least once a year is vital to maintaining oral health. Dentists can identify and treat gum issues and other problems. They can also adjust your dentures and make sure everything is going well.

Myth #3:
Getting dentures means never being able to eat anything besides soft food again. While it can take a little time to adjust to the feel of eating with dentures, many people can enjoy a variety of foods. The dental team can talk to you in further detail about any concerns regarding the potential effect of your diet on your dentures.

Questions To Ask Your Doctor

Do you need to replace missing teeth?
How long does it take to get used to wearing dentures?
How do you take care of dentures?
How long do dentures last?
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