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    Quality Dentures (Full or Partial) | Denture Repair in Brooklyn, NY

    Quality dentures from Dr. Khabensky helps you look and feel your best. Whether you need fixed partial dentures, denture repair, a full set of dentures, or just the most natural-looking dental dentures, you’re in good hands with the best-rated denturists at Family Cosmetic & Implants Dentistry of Brooklyn. They are trained to work with denture patients.

    What Are Dentures?

    It’s natural to want to look your best, and when you have one or more missing teeth, your cosmetic dentist may recommend dental dentures. They are removable false teeth that can replace the ones you’ve lost, giving you back a natural-looking smile and restoring your ability to chew and speak without difficulty.

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    Full Dentures Before and After

    When you visit the best dentist Dr. Khabensky, you’ll receive a number of recommendations based on the very best solutions for your dental needs. And there are several good reasons for getting dentures if you have missing teeth, such as:

    • It’s easier to eat and speak when you don’t have to contend with missing teeth.
    • They fill out your smile, particularly if you’ve lost all your teeth.
    • Our natural-looking dentures can be made to closely resemble your natural teeth in shape and color.
    • Quality dentures provide options when you can’t afford implants.
    • If you have to decide between dentures vs. implants, you’ll get viable options — as well as the pros and cons of each — at your Brooklyn family dentist.

    What to Expect When Considering Fake Teeth in Brooklyn?

    When you’re thinking about getting the best dentures available, our specialist first examines your mouth to determine how many teeth are missing. You may have remaining teeth that need to be extracted because of tooth decay or gum disease.

    If you have teeth pulled, your gums need to heal before undergoing any procedure. Healing may take up to 12 weeks, but you need to be completely healed so that your tissue isn’t still changing shape.

    Once you decide to have a denture, you still have some decisions to make. Dentures come in four different types, which your Brooklyn denture specialist can choose from:

    • Full denture
    • Partial denture
    • Temporary  or same day denture
    • Permanent, such as implant-supported or snap-in dentures

    How Dentures Are Made?

    After you and our team decide to proceed with the procedure, a series of molds are made of the tissue that will support the natural-looking dentures appliance. This is usually done using wax, so it doesn’t cause any discomfort.

    What Are Dentures Made Of?

    Dentures are custom-made in a dental lab, usually from acrylic resin. The false tooth is made of plastic or porcelain. You need to visit a dental specialist several times as the dentures are being created to be sure they fit properly and look good.

    What Are Temporary Dentures?

    Immediate or same-day dentures function as temporary prosthetics that protect your teeth. They allow you to have a natural look while you wait for the next visit to your dentist. They fit whether you’ve lost all your teeth or just one or two. Immediate dentures are usually made of acrylic. They’re meant to be a short-term solution designed to last two to three months solely for esthetic concerns. The fit isn’t exact and frequent adjustments may be necessary.

    Benefits of immediate dentures include:

    • Reduction of gum swelling and bleeding
    • Maintenance of the soft tissue contour of your face
    • You can speak and eat more easily while your mouth gets used to your new prosthetics

    Can Partial Dentures Cover the Gaps?

    If not all your teeth are missing, partial dentures can fill in the gaps. These are removable and will replace your missing teeth and can help you speak and eat properly and without issues.

    The replacement teeth on a partial denture are usually attached to a gum-colored plastic base which may be connected by a metal framework. You may need crowns on your natural teeth to improve fit. A partial denture is an affordable alternative to a bridge too.

    What Are Full Dentures for All New Teeth?

    Complete dentures replace all your teeth. They’re created just for you. Removable dentures, also called snap-in dentures, are held in place by dental adhesive, suction, or both. You have to remove them from your mouth twice a day for cleaning.

    What Are Implants Dentures?

    Denture implants are more expensive, but most people believe they’re worth the investment. Fixed dentures are held in place by four or six denture implants — tiny screws placed in your jawbone. Denture implants are usually more comfortable than removable full dentures. and they normally:

    • Feel like natural teeth
    • Fit comfortably
    • Offer a long-term solution

    How Much Do Dentures Cost?

    Dentures can cost anywhere from $600 to $10,000, depending on the design and type of prosthetic you require. This can include interim dentures (also known as flippers), transitional dentures, partial dentures, complete dentures, and implant overdentures. Basic dentures can cost between $300 and $500 per plate, with a full set of lower and upper teeth costing between $600 and $1,200. Mid-range dentures typically cost between $1,200 and $3,000, with a single plate going for $500 to $1,500. Premium quality dentures range in price from $3000 to $10,000, with a single plate costing between $2,000 and $4,000.

    If you’re concerned about the denture’s price and only want cheap dentures, then same-day dentures may not be for you, since immediate false teeth cost more than the regular ones.

    The average cost greatly depends on the condition of your oral health and the number of teeth that must be extracted. Ask your best-rated dentist and a leading denture specialist Dr. Khabensky, about the best dentures available for you.

    What to Expect From Your Dentures?

    After the procedure, you may have some minor mouth irritation, which improves as you get used to your new prosthetics. If a sore spot develops, your Brooklyn dentures dentist can make adjustments to relieve the discomfort.

    What Are the Options Available for Loose Dentures?

    Dental dentures in Brooklyn are a tried and tested way of replacing missing teeth, but they can cause problems and especially when worn for the longer term.

    One of the main issues with this type of prosthetics is that they rest directly on the gums. Over time, they will compress the tissue underneath, accelerating the loss of gum tissue and bone.

    The bone that used to support your teeth isn’t designed to cope with these forces, and as a result, it gradually resorbs, reducing in volume.

    When Is Denture Repair Needed?

    At times, denture repair may be needed.

    The side of your prosthetic that touches the soft tissues in your mouth may need to be realigned to make it fit more securely. If your false teeth fit poorly, they may need to be replaced. You may need some form of denture repair or adjustment every few years.

    With the right set of best artificial teeth and the care of a skilled general dentist, you will have natural-looking dentures that will function a lot like your natural teeth. If you’re looking for the best dentist in Brooklyn, call today and learn more about your options.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does Insurance Cover Dentures?

    Reimbursement depends on your dental plan and the medical need for the procedure. Generally, dental prosthetics are covered by insurance, so there’s no need to opt for the cheapest denture options. Still, make sure to check your insurance plan before starting any treatment.

    How Long Do Dentures Last?

    Your false teeth can stain and wear down faster than natural teeth. Additionally, tissues in your mouth might change over time resulting in an improper fit.

    According to the American Dental Association, dentures should be replaced every 5-7 years. To ensure that your false teeth fit well, it is recommended to visit a dentist for denture check-ups regularly.

    Do not hesitate to contact your local dentist or our denture specialist Dr. Khabensky when you notice even minor signs of irritation.

    How Long Does It Take to Get Used to Dentures?

    You will get used to your dentures within 30 days. It is very important to control the pace at which you are trying to get back to normal.

    Your soft tissues and gums need time to get used to being in contact with the base of your artificial teeth. You might experience a certain degree of discomfort as your gums and tissues adapt to the new equipment. Aggressive chewing will cause further irritation and pain.

    You will need to go through a period of experimentation when trying to adjust to your fake teeth. To limit the pain and discomfort levels, it is advised to stick to the following recommendations:

    • Start with soft foods
    • Don’t bite with front teeth
    • Avoid hard foods entirely
    • Take small bites

    What Do Dentures Do?

    Dentures are aimed at replacing missing teeth and restoring your smile. Denture solutions are a perfect way to replace missing teeth that were lost because of gum disease, tooth decay, or injury. They will not only improve your smile but also maintain the structure of your mouth by supporting the structures around the cheeks and lips.

    How to Clean Dentures?

    Denture care should be regular and include the following steps:

    • Use toothpaste and a soft-bristled brush or denture cleaner to remove plaque and food particles.
    • Soak them in a mild denture-soaking solution overnight.
    • Thoroughly rinse them with water. It’s important to wash away denture-soaking solutions from dentures since they contain harmful chemicals.

    Do I Need to Use Denture Adhesive?

    Denture adhesive is a water-soluble, non-toxic material that is placed between your gums and the denture. The adhesive is used for the following reasons:

    • To ensure stability, bite force, retention, and the sense of security
    • To improve added security and stability for musicians or speakers
    • To securely fixate prosthetics for people with dry mouth
    Quality dentures in Brooklyn

    Do you have any questions about the quality dentures in Brooklyn? Would you like to schedule an appointment with the cosmetic dentist and denture specialist Khabensky DDS of Family Cosmetic & Implants Dentistry of Brooklyn? You can finally stop searching for “the best dentures near me” and contact our dental clinic for a consultation with our dental specialists Alex and Igor Khabensky DDS.

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    Page Updated on Aug 27, 2024 by Igor Khabensky, DDS (Dentist) of Family Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry of Brooklyn

    Family Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry of Brooklyn
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    Brooklyn, NY 11229
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