Love Your Smile Again With Conventional Dentures

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Full or partial tooth loss can not only affect a person's self-image, but can also increase the risk of developing nutritional problems and other health issues. If you're ready to begin your denture journey in Bozeman, MT or the greater area, visit Smile Prosthetics.

Once we consult with you, we'll get to work creating your conventional dentures. This process can take anywhere from four to six weeks. Once you come in for the final fitting, we can make any minor adjustments as needed.

Connect with our dental professional today to learn more about our denture care services. Be sure to ask about our insurance reimbursement options.

Why should you wear conventional dentures?

Choosing conventional dentures is a great way to help you get your radiant smile back. When it is medically necessary, you should wear dentures because:

They're designed to be comfortable and perform the functions of natural teeth.
Overall health and well-being are both increased because a wider range of foods may be consumed. Therefore, you can gain a more significant amount of vitamins and minerals naturally ingested through a variety of foods.
They give you a natural-looking smile.

Call us now at 406-898-1744 to learn more about the benefits of conventional dentures. We'll be happy to answer any questions you have about denture care.

FAQ

What are conventional dentures, and how do they differ from other types of dentures?

Conventional dentures are a type of removable dental prosthesis that are custom-made to replace all missing teeth. They can restore overall health, well-being and give you back your smile. Conventional dentures are for individuals that have had all their natural teeth removed over 6 months prior.

How long does it take to get conventional dentures, from the initial consultation to the final fitting?

A Denturist can fabricate dentures in house faster and with more accuracy. The standard time for getting a denture made is anywhere from 4-6 weeks when all of the accuracy appointments are completed with the patient.

How do I care for my conventional dentures to ensure they last as long as possible?

You can care for your dentures by NOT sleeping with them in. When dentures are removed from the mouth at the end of the day, make sure they are placed submerged in water to keep the dentures from drying out and distorting in size and shape. A toothbrush should be used to gently scrub the dentures under running water to mechanically remove food and bacteria. If this food is not removed every night then the dentures will build calculus on the teeth, stain in a variety of colors, and begin to smell. Only products made specifically for dentures should be used on Dentures. Make sure to follow the instructions of that particular product exactly. Do not use toothpaste on dentures or partials.