9 reasons to ditch your old dentures and replace them with an implant-retained denture

Less movement 

Conventional dentures have no connection except to your gums; they are easily moved out of position by the tongue and lips. This is uncomfortable and can be embarrassing, but implant retained dentures are fixed in place and are much more secure. 

Better fit

Implant retained dentures are held in place more securely by permanent dental attachments inserted into your jaw through a surgical procedure for a more reliable and comfortable fit. 

Improved confidence

It can lift the person’s confidence and not cause embarrassment of ill-fitting dentures. Social interactions accomplished with confidence

Stability during eating

Implant retained dentures add stability during chewing and eating by 80 %- Dietary nutritional benefits- Implant supported denture allows you to eat crunchy fruits and vegetables, leading to better overall health.  It can restore full chewing capacity and efficiency. Eating most foods will not be painful or uncomfortable.

A better taste experience
Implant retained dentures don’t cover the roof of the mouth, you will taste foods properly again!
Less food seepage under Denture Implant retained dentures have a tight fit and do not allow food to get under the denture. 

Superior aesthetics

You do not have to worry about using Fixodent. Your denture is staying in. Implant retained denture allows you to have a feeling close to that of your natural teeth.

No Pain

Traditional dentures are prone to sore spots caused by pressure points. These pressure points are significantly reduced by implant retained dentures. 

No Bone Loss

Implant retained dentures prevent further bone loss which helps maintain your facial structure as well as contributes to your oral health.

Enhanced Appearance

Teeth loss causes your bone and gums to shrink as well as bone resorption which will change your face making you look older. This process is significantly slower when you have an implant retained denture.

Teeth Whitening and keeping teeth bright

It's hard to imagine anything more appealing than a sparkling, white smile. Our teeth rarely stay as white as we'd like them to without a little help. Fortunately, that help is available at the dental office. 

Teeth whitening done in a professional dental setting is a safe, effective way to brighten your smile. It's also perhaps the most economical cosmetic dental procedure. Depending on the whitening method you choose, results can be dramatic: in-office whitening, for example, can lighten teeth three to eight shades in a single hour. 

Professionally supervised whitening will work faster, and protect sensitive gums and tooth-root surfaces better, than over-the-counter whitening products. Having an oral exam before you begin any whitening process is an important first step to making sure your tooth discoloration is not the result of a dental condition in need of treatment. Also, please be aware that it can be risky to have whitening solutions applied to your teeth by untrained personnel in shopping malls. If you have any questions about which whitening method would be best for you, talk to us first. 

Professional Whitening Methods 

Professional whitening makes use of high-concentration bleaching gels that are not available over the counter. 

In-Office Whitening

This technique offers the fastest results with the most powerful whitening solutions available. First, your gums and tooth-root surfaces will be covered with a protective barrier to ensure your safety. A thin plastic device known as a retractor will hold your lips and cheeks away from your teeth as a professional-strength hydrogen peroxide gel is applied. The gel will be left on for about an hour. When it is removed, the results will be obvious immediately. 

Take-Home Whitening

This is another effective way to whiten your teeth, though you will play a greater role in ensuring the best possible results and several weeks may be needed to achieve your desired level of whiteness. First, a mold of your teeth will be taken and then two thin, flexible plastic mouth trays will be custom-made for you — one for the top teeth and one for the bottom. You will fill the trays with whitening gel and then position the trays over your teeth. The trays are left in usually for about an hour at a time. 

Caring for Your Whitened Smile 

There are lots of things you can do to make sure your whitening results last as long as possible, and this will vary from person to person (six months to two years or even longer). First of all, please maintain your usual, conscientious routine of brushing and flossing every day, and keep up with your regular schedule of professional cleanings at the dental office. Avoid foods and beverages that stain, including red wine, tea and coffee. If you smoke, use your newly whitened teeth as an impetus to quit — a good idea in any event! A minor touch-up every so often, either at home or at the dental office, can keep your smile bright and beautiful for years. 

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Teeth Whitening

It's hard to imagine anything more appealing than a sparkling, white smile. Our teeth rarely stay as white as we'd like them to without a little help. Fortunately, that help is available at the dental office. 

Teeth whitening done in a professional dental setting is a safe, effective way to brighten your smile. It's also perhaps the most economical cosmetic dental procedure. Depending on the whitening method you choose, results can be dramatic: in-office whitening, for example, can lighten teeth three to eight shades in a single hour. 

Professionally supervised whitening will work faster, and protect sensitive gums and tooth-root surfaces better, than over-the-counter whitening products. Having an oral exam before you begin any whitening process is an important first step to making sure your tooth discoloration is not the result of a dental condition in need of treatment. Also, please be aware that it can be risky to have whitening solutions applied to your teeth by untrained personnel in shopping malls. If you have any questions about which whitening method would be best for you, talk to us first. 

Professional Whitening Methods 

Professional whitening makes use of high-concentration bleaching gels that are not available over the counter.

In-Office Whitening

This technique offers the fastest results with the most powerful whitening solutions available. First, your gums and tooth-root surfaces will be covered with a protective barrier to ensure your safety. A thin plastic device known as a retractor will hold your lips and cheeks away from your teeth as a professional-strength hydrogen peroxide gel is applied. The gel will be left on for about an hour. When it is removed, the results will be visible immediately.

Take-Home Whitening

This is another effective way to whiten your teeth, though you will play a greater role in ensuring the best possible results and several weeks may be needed to achieve your desired level of whiteness. First, a mold of your teeth will be taken and then two thin, flexible plastic mouth trays will be custom-made for you — one for the top teeth and one
                                     
For the bottom. You will fill the trays with whitening gel and then position the trays over your teeth. The trays are left in usually for about an hour at a time.

Caring for Your Whitened Smile 

There are lots of things you can do to make sure your whitening results last as long as possible, and this will vary from person to person (six months to two years or even longer). First of all, please maintain your usual, conscientious routine of brushing and flossing every day, and keep up with your regular schedule of professional cleanings at the dental office. Avoid foods and beverages that stain, including red wine, tea, and coffee. If you smoke, use your newly whitened teeth as an impetus to quit — a good idea for any event! A minor touch-up every so often, either at home or the dental office, can keep your smile bright and beautiful for years. 

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