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Not all dentures are created equal. The materials used can dramatically affect the life, fit, comfort, esthetics, as well as the overall function of your dentures. One of the biggest advantages of

Most denture complaints involve lower dentures. The number one lower denture concern is a loose or ill fitting lower denture. Upper dentures have suction and tend to be fairly stable in the mouth.

When you first receive your dentures they come well polished and shined. Over time dentures can become discolored, dirty looking and even start to smell. Often dentures may even start to feel rough,

Unfortunately just like everything else in life dentures do not last forever. The average life for a denture is somewhere between 5-10 years. In spite of this den…

Providing dentures superior in appearance and function requires a combination of science and art. NMD is an abbreviation for Neuromuscular Dentistry.

Have you been told that you need your teeth extracted, and you need an immediate denture to replace them? In this post I will attempt to explain what an immediate denture is and explain the process in…

When you are only missing a few of your natural teeth a partial denture can be a good option to replace them. Partial dentures are usually quite a bit smaller than full dentures. This makes them a lot…

When you have your natural teeth extracted, the underlying bone that used to hold your teeth begins to shrink. As a result of this a denture that fit well the day it was made will eventually get loose…

When having dentures made it is very important to choose the ideal treatment for each individual patient. As Denturists we can identify each patients individual needs. We look at the shape of the face.

The name “Denturist” literally means one who makes dentures. Denturists differ from Dentists in making dentures, in the fact that they do not have your dentures made by a third party dental