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Dentures (also known as false teeth) are prosthetic devices constructed to replace missing teeth, and are supported by the surrounding soft and hard tissues of the oral cavity.
Immediate dentures are dentures placed in your mouth on the same day that your dentist or oral surgeon extracts your teeth. A patient wears these for the first several months after extraction. This way, the patient has teeth while awaiting the arrival and/or fabrication of permanent dentures.
A dental appliance that replaces one or more missing teeth, receiving support and retention from underlying tissues and some or all of the remaining teeth. This partial can be all acrylic or a cast metal.
Denture relining reshapes the underside of a denture, the acrylic, to make it more comfortable and better adapted to the mouth as it rests against a patients gums and tissue in the oral cavity.
A denture rebase is the total replacement of the acrylic, the “pink gum” area of the dentures. This readapts the denture to the patients current tissue and gums in the oral cavity.
A denture repair is an umbrella term that describes many types of denture restorations. All repairs vary and are quoted at time of initial consultation.
The removal of acrylic, tissue side, that is impinging on the tissue causing sore spots in the patients oral cavity.