Full & Partial Dentures in Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint
Do you miss your missing teeth? Have you considered dentures but worry that they will look fake and too much like your great-grandma's dentures?
No one wants to walk around with big gaps in their smile or wear dentures that look and feel like they were designed for someone else's mouth. At North Idaho Dental Group, we take great care to custom craft realistic-looking, well-fitting dentures for each patient.
The best dentistry is a blend of science and artistry, and our dentists excel at both! They will consult with you throughout the process, considering your wants, needs, and desires when designing your one-of-a-kind dentures. Their job isn't finished until they're sure you are in love with the fit, feel, and look of your new teeth.
Types of Dentures Offered at North Idaho Dental Group
There are two basic types of removable dentures: complete and partial.
- Complete dentures replace an entire arch of upper teeth, lower teeth, or both.
- Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth and are secured with
Implant Dentures and All-on-4 Dentures
We can also combine dental implants with dentures that do away with the fit and function issues of removable dentures:
- Implant dentures are complete dentures supported by dental implants placed in the jawbone for stability. This type of denture can be removed by the patient.
- All-on-4 dentures are similar to implant dentures, but they can only be removed by the dentist.
Which Type of Dentures Is Right for You?
One advantage of removable custom dentures is that they are affordable and can be ready in a few weeks. Removable dentures are an excellent choice for patients who can't get implants or don't want to wait months for them to heal.
Implant-retained dentures offer stability and greater peace of mind because they don't move around and shift as removable dentures do. Since implants provide a stable foundation, these dentures look, feel, and function the most like natural teeth. Another benefit is that implants placed in the jaw help prevent the bone loss that occurs after tooth loss.
Different Types of Dentures
Every patient and case is different, but the usual steps for getting new dentures at our Coeur d'Alene or Sandpoint area dental offices are as follows.