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How Dentures in State College Can Benefit You

June 18, 2017

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Learn more about how dentures in State College can restore your smile.Tooth loss affects not only your confidence, but also your daily life. You may feel self-conscious about talking and smiling in front of others, and you might find it hard to properly chew the healthy foods you once enjoyed. For some patients, the situation even begins to feel hopeless. Dr. Robert Jeanmenne wants you to know that there is hope and wonderful solutions for restoring function and beauty to your smile with dentures in State College.

What is a Denture?

A denture is a removable appliance that is designed to restore an entire arch of missing teeth. It’s typically made of acrylic, and it utilizes a snug fit and suction to stay in place. Today’s dentures are carefully crafted with your facial structure and skin tone in mind so they look very natural and aesthetically pleasing.

Patients first starting to wear their denture may experience a learning curve as they get used to talking and eating with their appliance. Our patients appreciate the fact that their denture immediately restores their smile and changes the appearance of their face.

What is a Partial Denture?

Patients who are missing multiple teeth, yet still retain a large number of healthy teeth also have options. Partial dentures use prosthetic teeth attached to a removable appliance that clasps to your healthy teeth. This appliance fills the open spaces much like a puzzle piece with teeth customized to match and complement your smile.

Hybrid Dentures

Patients looking for a more secure fit with their denture will be happy to learn that dental implants can provide this. A few implants are strategically placed into your jawbone and Dr. Jeanmenne designs your hybrid denture to either snap or screw into the implants. This ensures a stable fit with no movement or slippage when you talk or eat.

Implants also work to keep your jawbone healthy and stimulated so you don’t experience the deterioration that traditional dentures cause. This ensures greater longevity for your denture, and could potentially last a lifetime with the right care and regular checkups.

Contact Our Office

If you’ve experienced the loss of multiple teeth, the first place to start is consultation with Dr. Jeanmenne. You might be surprised to find that you have multiple choices when it comes to restoring your smile! We’ll discuss your needs and goals with you to determine what the right options will be for your lifestyle and budget.

What are you waiting for? Contact your dentist in State College today to learn more about the possibilities for your smile!

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