Dentures – Falls Church, VA
Reclaim a Complete, Confident Smile
A single missing tooth is already detrimental to your quality of life, but an entire row of missing teeth can severely limit your ability to eat, speak, and smile. You should have all of your teeth replaced as soon as possible, and a reliable way to do that is to get a high-quality, customized denture from Dr. Nada and Dr. Duckett. Don’t hesitate to give us a call if you think that you might need dentures to re-complete your grin.
Why Choose DentaCrafters PLLC for Dentures?
- In-Office Dental Implant Placement Available
- Carefully Customized Replacement Teeth
- State-of-the-Art Technology
Who is a Good Candidate for Dentures?
While many people think of dentures as a solution for an entire row of missing teeth, this type of dental prosthesis can also be used to fill in gaps in different parts of your mouth. If you’re not entirely sure whether dentures are a good fit for you, our team is ready to help. After we take a look at your mouth, we’ll review your options for tooth replacement and point you toward the one that best suits your needs. Remember, it’s better to have teeth replaced sooner rather than later.
Types of Dentures
When you’re considering getting dentures, one thing that will need to be determined is the exact kind of denture that fits your situation. We can go over the details of the available options when you visit us for a consultation, but here’s a quick look at the basics.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are customized to fit into the empty spaces in your smile left by missing teeth. The base of a partial denture is made from acrylic, but it also typically has metal clasps that help the prosthesis stay in place.
Full Dentures
A full denture lets you replace all of the teeth in your upper and lower arch. Like partial dentures, a full denture has an acrylic base; however, instead of relying on clasps, it uses suction to stay on the gums.
Implant Dentures
Dental implants are sturdy posts that can be surgically placed in your jaw in order to act as replacement tooth roots. Dentures that are attached to dental implants offer better chewing power, and they will not slip when you don’t want them to. Based on your needs and preferences, your implant dentures can be removable or fixed in place.
The Benefits of Dentures
Dentures provide a cost-effective way to replace multiple teeth, and they restore your bite to the point where you will once again be able to enjoy a varied diet that includes all kinds of foods. They can also help you feel more confident by improving your appearance and your ability to speak clearly. Another key advantage of dentures is that they are quite durable; if you are diligent about taking good care of them, you can potentially keep them for many years before eventually needing to have them replaced.