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With advent of cad/cam milling and 3d digital printing technology, digitally made dentures are no longer a thing of the future. They are here, and probably here to stay. Does that make them better

Dentures do not last forever. The denture base and teeth will wear down and discolor over time. Another concern is the fact that the hard and soft tissue of your mouth like your gums and bone are

The term resorption describes the process of shrinking bone mass. This occurs after a person’s natural teeth are extracted. This phenomenon is very important to understand when constructing denture

It is well noted in the denture world how much better an upper denture will fit compared to a lower denture. The main reason for this is the ability for an upper denture to obtain suction.

Bar overdentures are another form of removable teeth on dental implants. In the last blog we talked about locator over dentures. This was when the denture was snapped on to single dental implant.

Most people have heard of dental implants. However I find what they know about dental implants is not always correct. When I tell patients about dental implants, they are often surprised to hear what

For as long as dentures have been around, so to have the problems that are associated with them. For some people dentures can be bulky, move around (especially lower dentures), cause soreness,

So you have your new dentures and the perfect smile that you have been dreaming about. How do you care for them so they stay pearly white and last as long as possible? This is a common question

I mentioned in the previous two blogs that not all dentures are created equal. We discussed denture acrylics in the first blog. In part 2, I discussed the importance of the denture tooth materials.

I mentioned in the previous blog that not all dentures are created equal. We discussed the types of acrylics involved in making dentures and showed some of the advantages of using the Sr Ivocap to