Dentures Orlando FL

Conventional Full Dentures – This is when all the teeth are removed and the tissue is given time to heal before the dentures are placed. It could take a few months for the gum tissue to heal completely.

Immediate Full Dentures – Prior to having your teeth extraction, your dentist takes measurements and has dentures fitted for your mouth. After the extraction process, the dentures are immediately placed in your mouth. The benefit is that you will get the artificial teeth immediately as there is no waiting period. You will, however, need to have a follow-up visit to refit your dentures because the jaw bone might slightly change shape as your mouth heels. Your dentist will make the required changes in the structure of the dentures, as your jaw heals.

Flexible Partial: Many people consider a Flexible Partial to be the most comfortable option for their denture. The Flexible Partial offers a uniquely beautiful aesthetic quality that remains unparalleled. A Flexible Partial moves with you naturally, giving you confidence while talking, eating, and most importantly, smiling! This style of denture is sometimes referred to as a “Valplast” Flexible Partial Denture. One limitation to this style of partial is that it may not be the best choice in certain cases with many missing teeth. Here a non-flexible partial may work better.

Cast Metal Partial Denture: The cast metal partial denture is stronger, less bulky and offers a great fit. This partial has a metal framework to which is attach high-quality denture teeth. It is usually not quite as cosmetic as the Flexible Partial and takes a little longer at our lab since the special metal framework adds an extra step in processing.

Acrylic Partial Denture: Acrylic partial dentures are more affordable, but they tend to feel bulkier. This partial has an acrylic base into which the denture teeth are set and is attached to your natural teeth with small wire clasps. Many of our guests enjoy this metal-free option.