Partial Dentures Christchurch

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PARTIAL DENTURES AND FULL DENTURES CHRISTCHURCH

Our dentures will help you get your smile back. They will also help you eat foods that you enjoy and give you back your confidence. Dentures replace your missing teeth, and are supported by your gum tissues. Depending on the condition of your teeth and your oral hygiene, your dentist will advise Partial Dentures Christchurch or full dentures. In the past, dentures were removable but newer technologies have ensured that dentures are fixed in place with dental implants. Further, our dentures cover only the minimum required space. This helps you with much better taste while you eat.

Our dentures are customised to fit only your mouth and they will take the natural appearance of your original teeth. Please remember that your mouth keeps changing its shape as time progresses. Therefore, you will need to get your dentures aligned from time to time. Your dentist will be able to do this for you, and this can be normally completed in one visit. Dentures will also need to be replaced after every 8-10 years in order to ensure that they are correctly fitting you.

TOOTH EXTRACTIONS CHRISTCHURCH

Tooth extraction involves removing a tooth from your mouth. Depending on your condition, it could also involve removing more teeth from your mouth. There are many reasons for extraction of a tooth. Some of the common reasons are progressive gum disease, decay of your tooth, broken tooth, crowded teeth and issues with your wisdom teeth.

The right type of Tooth Extractions Christchurch is required when the damage to the affected tooth is too severe and no other dental treatment or procedure can save the tooth from loss. Tooth extraction Christchurch is also performed as preparation for orthodontic procedures such as braces, especially if there are too many teeth in the patient's mouth to align the teeth properly. This type of tooth extraction is used to extract teeth that only require a tool to grip and lift the visible part of the tooth. Dental forceps are used with constant and slow pressure to successfully extract the affected tooth.