I have had my full upper/lower dentures for over a year and I hate them - they hurt, make me gag and I can't eat. Adhesives don't work for longer than an hour or so and when using the adhesive, I feel such an uncomfortable fullness in my mouth - will going to implants feel diffent?
March 30, 2012
Answer: Get Dental Implants to Get Rid of Your Dentures
You can absolutely get dental implants to replace you dentures. A prosthesis retained by dental implants allows a less bulky prosthesis or replacement teeth. This will get rid of the "fullness" you write about. I have yet to meet a patient that does not like there dental implants better than a denture. There are several different ways to restore your teeth on dental implants and all have different costs associated with them. Have a consult with a Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon to discuss your options. I am sure you will not be disappointed. Not only will you look better, you will feel better
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March 30, 2012
Answer: Get Dental Implants to Get Rid of Your Dentures
You can absolutely get dental implants to replace you dentures. A prosthesis retained by dental implants allows a less bulky prosthesis or replacement teeth. This will get rid of the "fullness" you write about. I have yet to meet a patient that does not like there dental implants better than a denture. There are several different ways to restore your teeth on dental implants and all have different costs associated with them. Have a consult with a Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon to discuss your options. I am sure you will not be disappointed. Not only will you look better, you will feel better
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February 27, 2012
Answer: Replacing dentures with dental implants
You are probably an ideal candidate for dental implants. By placing 4 implants in each arch, you can have a set of natural looking teeth placed that attach directly to the implants. No more difficulty eating or speaking or uncomfortable fullness in your mouth. It can be a second chance at having teeth again. I recommend having an evaluation done to determine if implants are an option for you. It could dramatically change your quality of life.
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February 27, 2012
Answer: Replacing dentures with dental implants
You are probably an ideal candidate for dental implants. By placing 4 implants in each arch, you can have a set of natural looking teeth placed that attach directly to the implants. No more difficulty eating or speaking or uncomfortable fullness in your mouth. It can be a second chance at having teeth again. I recommend having an evaluation done to determine if implants are an option for you. It could dramatically change your quality of life.
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