Dentures – Vienna, VA
A Traditional Solution for Multiple Missing Teeth
For the sake of your oral health and your overall quality of life, it’s best to replace missing teeth as quickly as possible. This is especially the case if most or all of the teeth in a single arch have been lost. Here at Pace Dental of Vienna, Dr. Jafari and Dr. Saad offer dentures as a time-tested way to help patients enjoy complete smiles again. If you think you might need dentures, please give our office a call today.
Why Choose Pace Dental of Vienna for Dentures?
- Personalized Full and Partial Dentures
- The Latest Dental Technology
- Partnered with Local Dental Implant Experts
Who is a Good Candidate for Dentures?
Our team can help you figure out whether you’re a suitable candidate for dentures if you schedule a consultation with us. Generally speaking, if you have lost an entire row of teeth or multiple teeth scattered throughout a single arch, dentures can potentially be a suitable solution. That said, before you can receive a personalized prosthesis, we’ll need to make sure that your gums are healthy and that there’s a sufficient amount of bone in your jaw.
Types of Dentures
There’s more than one kind of denture available; the one that our team recommends in your case will vary depending on your needs. You can learn more about the different types of dentures below.
Partial Dentures
When only some of the teeth in a single arch are missing, a partial denture can be designed to fit into the gaps like a puzzle piece. The prosthesis is held in place with the help of metal clasps, and you can take it out of your mouth at any time.
Full Dentures
A full denture replaces all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Unlike a partial denture, it doesn’t come with clasps; instead, it relies on suction to stay anchored to the gums. The full dentures that we provide have a lifelike appearance thanks to the natural-looking materials used to make them.
Implant Dentures
A certain number of dental implant posts (usually around four to six) can be surgically inserted into your jaw in order to act as support for partial and full dentures. Implant dentures come with many advantages, such as improved stability, enhanced chewing power, and the ability to prevent bone loss in the jaw.
The Benefits of Dentures
A personalized denture will make it possible for you to eat more kinds of foods again, and it can improve your ability to speak clearly enough to be easily understood by others. On top of that, you’ll find that your prosthesis is relatively easy to take care of, and it can often last for a decade or even longer, provided that it receives the right kind of maintenance.
