Are You A Candidate For Implant Dentures?

Individuals may believe they do not need any cosmetic dental procedures because their smile is okay or because their dentures are working out just fine for them. Now though, there are procedures which can improve not only the look but the health of your smile. That’s right, dentures in a day that stay put.

Traditional Dentures are not always secure. When you attempt to consume certain foods, you may even feel them move in your mouth or you may have resigned yourself to just taking them out. There is another option, All-on-4 types of dentures are implant supported dentures that stay in place. They look and feel similar to your real teeth. More than that, they provide the structure to your face and jaw that can help you look and feel younger than you have in years.

While you may believe you are not a candidate for this procedure, or may think it is cosmetic in nature, Dr. Judy Strutz and her team have found that patients who take the chance and contact her office, love their new smile when they leave and are pleased to be able to go back and eat whatever they choose.

For more information on, implant dentures, contact Dr. Strutz and her team.

Do You Ride A Motorcycle?

It seems like an odd question, but if you have dentures and ride a motorcycle you may have been living a frustrating life of having to replace those dentures every time you go to talk to your passenger while riding. Have you resigned yourself to just not wearing your dentures when you ride? Now, there is a better solution - a natural looking smile with teeth in a day dental implant dentures. It seems too good to be true.

Dr. Judy Strutz and her team know how powerful it is to have an amazing smile you love. If you are constantly worried, or are having to replace your dentures, this can be a cause of stress that is just not worth it. All-on-4 type of dental implant dentures are created by placing an implant into your jawbone, which is used to hold the teeth in place. No more dentures slipping and sliding around in your mouth. No more holding on to your teeth in your pocket as you enjoy a quick ride up the mountain. And more importantly, no more having to replace missing dentures every time you smile as you enjoy the beautiful ride and they fly out. All-on-4 type of dentures look like your natural smile and are stable in the mouth. 

For more information on All-on-4 types of dentures, contact Dr. Strutz and her team today.

The Benefits of ‘All-On-4’

There are multiple benefits of an ‘All-on-4’ type of dental implant prosthesis. Most people only know it can help to restore  the healthy and beautiful smile they used to have before trauma or neglect took it away. But that is not all, an ‘All-on-4’ type of dental implant prosthesis can do. Here are 3 other benefits that have patients raving about them:

1.     An ‘All on 4’ type of denture does not get cavities. You will still need to have your hygienist clean around the implants on a regular basis, and it is critical to continue brushing and flossing in order to keep your gums healthy. You will initially need to be careful about brushing and flossing right after the procedure, but Dr. Strutz and her team will provide you with aftercare instructions.

2.     Dental implants can improve how strong your jawbone is. The titanium implant that is placed into your jawbone to hold the denture can actually make your jaw stronger. Bridges and partial dentures can weaken your smile because they are fused or dependent upon your other teeth not your jawbone. This also helps you to keep from getting the caved-in facial look as you age. Why not stay as youthful looking as you can?

3.     The implants that are placed then allow a denture to be fixed. This means your denture will not move around when you eat or talk. It also means that you can have an upper denture without a palate, allowing you to enjoy your meals more.

Don’t live with a smile that you do not love. This state of the art option can give you your smile and your self-confidence back.

For more information on Implant supported dentures contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.