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When a patient no longer has any natural teeth, complete dentures are the traditional method to restore function and appearance. Many patients experience difficulty wearing conventional dentures because of poor stability and decreased chewing function. The use of dental implants to improve the stability and retention of dentures is becoming quite popular. With or without teeth, your mouth slowly changes as you age. But people who have no teeth on average lose 1/3 mm of jawbone height each year. Sometimes that loss is greater due to certain medical conditions such as osteoporosis. As our jawbone shrinks, so do our gum tissues (sometimes referred to as ridges). Ridges can shrink up to a quarter-inch in 10 years. When teeth are lost and gum tissues shrink, some facial support is lost. This explains why people with no teeth often have deep wrinkles around the mouth and a sunken look to their cheeks. A new denture may: help you look better by providing the support your lips need, and by giving your face and smile a more natural appearance, help you speak clearly once again, enhance your chewing ability, helping your body properly digest food and obtain the nutrition it needs, help you feel better about yourself.

Grinding your teeth, an improper bite, age, root canals, lost fillings and tooth decay can all be contributing factors in the wearing down, cracking or breakage of your teeth. Dental crowns cover the entire visible surface of your affected tooth and add strength, durability and tooth stability. Crowns are made of natural looking porcelain and are made to improve your overall smile or to blend in with your own teeth. Your cosmetic dentist will usually be able to spot problem areas in your mouth that might lead to tooth damage and a need for crowns. Chewing patterns play a big role as well. By selectively grinding the tips of your middle and back teeth (called cusps) will alter your bite to reduce the stress on at-risk teeth. Crowns are dental restorations otherwise known as "caps" which are coverings that fit over teeth. Crowns are also used to improve the appearance of natural teeth that are malformed, malpositioned or discolored.

Making smile with denture

1-4 teeth

Free

In 2 rooms

In 2 rooms

The inlay/onlay with another word one type of filling what we make after we get an imprint an then the dental technician make it and after some days we can stick in your mouth with a special glue. Very strong and aesthetic, good for substitute the non exist tooth tissue. huThe chewing teeth's caries often make the tooth big part is damaged. Very good for an old, big amalgam filling substition of a root treatment upperfilling. Is more difficult to fix the fillings in this size of cavity, can be easier falling out. The fillings strenghten more filling component may be smaller so the closings are not correct. With this the damaged teeth's good tissues can be rescued! Basic components can be composite or compostie with fibreglass or gold and porcelain.