Calistoga Dental Group can customize dentures to fit a patient's teeth perfectly. However, there are some key factors that patients should be aware of before getting dentures. Fortunately, advances in dental technology make this process more accessible than ever. If you don't visit dental offices frequently, getting dentures can make you nervous. Fortunately, visiting us can help you make the most out of dentures without getting anxious.
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Dentures at Calistoga Dental Office

If you're considering getting dentures, you may wonder what to expect. First and foremost, it's essential to know that dentures are a very effective way to replace missing teeth. They can help restore your smile without impacting your eating and speaking abilities. The process of getting dentures usually starts with consulting our dentist. During this appointment, we will evaluate your oral health and determine whether or not dentures are the right solution for you. If they are, we will take impressions of your teeth and gums to create a custom-fit set of dentures. Once your dentures are ready, you will return for another appointment to have them fitted. This process usually takes a few weeks from start to finish. Feeling a bit uncomfortable when you first get your dentures is normal. They will take some time to get used to, but eventually, they feel like a natural part of your mouth. Follow all instructions from your dentist on how to care for and wear your new dentures. With proper care, they can last for many years!

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Denture Care and Maintenance

To properly maintain dentures, you will need a brush and liquid solution recommended by dentists. Soak the removable dentures in the solution at least every night while sleeping. Depending on the type of dentures the patient has, we will discuss the most effective care methods, the best solution for cleaning the dentures, and where to buy them, as fixtures come in many types.

The patient's gums can still get infected just because they don't have any teeth. Therefore, patients without teeth must brush their gums at least twice daily. Using water to rinse the dentures after removing them from the mouth, brush your gums gently with toothpaste. Proper oral hygiene is crucial for dentures to stay in good condition, even if it takes some time for a patient to adjust.

Contact Our Dentist for Getting Dentures and Maintenance Tips

We advise patients to keep their dentures from falling on the bathroom counter or ground for proper oral hygiene. Dentures are sturdy, but they are not unbreakable. From designing, fitting, and repairing your dentures, you can rely on us for quick assistance. For more details on denture types and their effectiveness in tooth replacement, call Calistoga Dental Group at (707) 709-6058.