Dentures Thousand Oaks, CA
Discover the Difference: Dentures in Thousand Oaks
Replacing Your Teeth - Restoring Your Smile with Thousand Oaks Dentures
If you are missing teeth, full or partial dentures offer a great solution. Under the care of our highly skilled Thousand Oaks denture specialists, our custom dentures provide you with natural-looking, natural-feeling dentures that promote better dental health and bring back a beautiful smile.
What Are Dentures?
Dentures are removable dental prosthetics devices that are a practical solution to replace teeth that have been lost due to damage, disease, or injury. Dentures come in three types of prosthetic devices: partial dentures, complete denture, and overdenture. Each of the types restore normal tooth functionality and cosmetically.
The Process: What to Expect
The denture process begins with a free initial consultation. One of our highly skilled dentists, Dr. Peyman Saghizadeh or Dr. Sam Saghizadeh, will make a recommendation on whether partial or full dentures are best for you based upon your individual situation. Our clinical team will provide you with a comprehensive dental plan that clearly lines out the course of action as well as simple pricing and payment options.
- On your first visit, the dentist will examine your existing teeth and mouth for cavities and periodontal disease. Non-restorable teeth will be extracted. Molds of your teeth will be made after the extraction site has healed. If you don’t require extraction, the molds can be made immediately which will eliminate the wait time.
- On your second appointment, bite registration takes place if you had teeth extracted on the first visit. In addition, the color, size, and shape of your dentures will be selected.
- The third visit will entail teeth tray-in-wax to ensure your teeth line up precisely. You will be given your last opportunity to make changes.
- On your final visit, your dentures will be delivered. The dentist will go over long-term maintenance and after-care.
Exploring Dental Solutions – Dentures Thousand Oaks
Your suggested dental treatment plan may include one or more of the following dental solutions:
Complete Dentures: If it is determined that you are a good candidate for dentures, full dentures may be recommended if all of the teeth in both your upper and lower arches require replacement. You can expect your gums to be healed and ready in approximately 8 to 12 weeks after your teeth have been removed. Because your bones and gums shrink following an extraction, it is recommended that you wait at least 12 weeks before the denture fitting process. Many patients prefer not to wait and opt for immediate dentures instead. Immediate dentures, also known as temporary dentures, don’t require a wait time but do require adjustments after your teeth and gums have settled into their permanent position.
Partial Dentures: Partial dentures in Thousand Oaks support restoration, leaving as many of your natural teeth as possible. Partial dentures are removable dentures that replace one or more of your teeth. They are typically taken out at night and for cleaning. Partial dentures not only serve as cosmetic devices, they also aid in speaking and chewing and can preserve the placement of your remaining teeth to keep them from shifting within your mouth over time.
Temporary Dentures: Temporary dentures, also called “immediate dentures”, are a viable option for those who are awaiting permanent complete or partial dentures. They can be full or partial dentures, depending on how many teeth you have lost. Temporary dentures are fitted into your mouth immediately after your natural teeth are removed to prevent a time lapse between teeth extractions and permanent full dentures.
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Our Denture Services are Affordable
To better serve you, we make sure our Thousand Oaks dentures are affordable. Our office management is happy to discuss insurance and payment plans with you so feel free to reach out.
With dentures, you can eat, speak, and smile again.
Come in today for a free consultation.
Our custom-made Thousand Oaks dentures:
• Promote Comfort
• Enhance Functionality
• Look Natural
There’s never been a better time to trust your dental needs to our exceptional team. Get started on your journey to better dental health and a great smile today.
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Because Your Smile Matters
At Newbury Dental Group, your comfort is our priority. If you struggle with dental anxiety, you’ve come to the right place. From the time you first sit down in the chair until you walk out of the clinic with your new dentures, we want your experience to be as pleasant and pain free as possible. Our goal is not only to help you get dentures but to make sure they are a perfect fit.
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What Our Patients Often Ask Us
The American Dental Association endorses dental guidance as the best indicator as to how many times you need an examination or cleaning. For the most part, patients with good oral health require a dental exam and cleaning as little as twice a year depending on necessity. Patients who have more complex dental issues may need to see our dentists more frequently. Our primary goal is to evaluate patients individually to help formulate a strategy to fit each need.
Even with regular brushing and flossing, it is easy to miss tartar and plaque build-up which creates an environment for bacteria to flourish. Dental cleanings prevent gum disease and tooth loss, but more importantly, it removes stains and enhances your smile. Benefits include:
Newbury Dental Group wants you to feel comfortable during your appointment, so we utilize a variety of tools to deliver accurate, high-quality care.
- During your check-up, you will have an exam and cleaning which includes a fluoride treatment. Not only will it prevent cavities, but it is resistant to build-up and sugar-decay which will improve your oral health. The access to fluoride is vital to younger patients, but it also helps during the aging process as it slows down decay.
- You will also receive instruction on appropriate oral hygiene techniques like brushing and flossing which help to avoid serious dental problems.
- Cancer screenings are essential parts of your check-up. Our dentists look for both precancerous lesions as well as cancerous growth as research shows the earlier the detection the higher the chance of your recovery.
- Once you receive a cleaning, your dentist will apply a thin application of sealant which will help to prevent tooth decay. Not only will the coating protect a tooth’s enamel, but it will also block the buildup of plaque.
Typical dental tools include mirrors, burs, and probes which most patients have experience because of their routine use in dental care. You may also need an x-ray which will consist of digital imaging and an intra-oral camera.
- Dental tools enhance imaging and provide excellent sources for accuracy and detection.
- Our hygienists also use a replaceable saliva ejector which slowly removes spit while also avoiding the spread of disease.