Dentures carry a whole host of benefits, including improving the way you speak, supporting your facial shape and boosting your confidence by restoring your smile. Your dentures look like normal teeth, and are designed to fit within the harmony of your face.
There are many different types of dentures available to suit your unique and individual needs.
VIEW THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF DENTURES
At Tracey Bell, we use state-of-the-art equipment, that is not only a high-quality solution for Denture creation but is also greener for the environment!
By using our advanced 3D intraoral scanner and high-quality printing technology, we can create the perfect fitting Dentures while keeping both our carbon footprints low. This also means that should you lose or damage your dentures, we have your scans stored for easy and fast replacements!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- WHAT WILL DENTURES FEEL LIKE?
Your new dentures may feel a little odd for the first few weeks, until your facial muscles get used to them and you feel comfortable inserting and removing them. You may experience mild irritation or soreness at first, but this will fade as you adjust to wearing your dentures.
- WHAT WILL DENTURES FEEL LIKE?
- WILL EATING AND SPEAKING WITH DENTURES BE DIFFICULT?
Eating with new dentures may feel uncomfortable for the first few weeks, and can take a little practice. It is best to start with softer foods cut into small pieces, slowly adding other food until you return to your normal diet. To ensure your denture lasts as long as possible, be cautious with hot or very hard food, and avoid food that is extremely sticky.
After getting your dentures, you may notice changes to your speech and have difficulty pronouncing certain words. If so, practising saying the difficult words aloud will help as you become accustomed to speaking with your denture in.
- WILL EATING AND SPEAKING WITH DENTURES BE DIFFICULT?
- DO I NEED TO REMOVE MY DENTURES AT NIGHT?
We will instruct you on how long to wear your dentures and how often to remove them when we fit your final dentures. We may ask you to wear them all the time for the first few days, including while you sleep, to allow us to quickly identify any areas that may need adjusting. Once adjusted correctly, you should remove your dentures before going to bed, to allow your gums to rest.
- DO I NEED TO REMOVE MY DENTURES AT NIGHT?
