Customized Dentures

The procedure

To begin the process of making a denture, we first take impressions of your mouth. From these impressions, we make precise working models of your mouth, and it’s on these models that we make the new denture.

Adjusting to your new denture

Some temporary problems are a normal part of adjusting to your new denture. At first, it may seem bulky or tip when you chew. You may notice increased salivary flow. Your tongue may feel crowded, and you may gag a little or have difficulty speaking. But don’t worry, as you get used to your new denture, these problems will go away.

Like learning any new skill, eating with your new denture will at first feel awkward. But with time and practice, you’ll make the adjustment. Nobody likes to lose their teeth, but a denture can improve your health, smile and confidence.