What are New You Dentures™?
June 12, 2015 by
You understand how important your teeth are for chewing and speaking, but did you know they also play a critical role in your appearance, even when your mouth is closed? The skin and facial muscles of your face and mouth depend upon a set of healthy teeth to provide structure, but if you’re missing one or more of your teeth, your appearance can suffer. That’s where New You Dentures™ come in.
As the name suggests, New You Dentures™ are dentures that deliver the kinds of aesthetic changes Read more
Benefits of Dentures
May 13, 2015 by
For people who have suffered through years of dental problems or neglect, dentures can be a fresh start. New technology has made it possible to create dentures that are both natural looking and comfortable, helping you get back the self confidence of a beautiful smile.
There are many advantages to dentures, including:
Health: Dentures allow you to eat and speak normally, supporting both your emotional and physical health. Your remaining teeth are also more likely to stay in place and remain Read more
How should I Care for my Dentures?
January 15, 2015 by
Just as with natural teeth, it’s important to properly care for your dentures. Taking the time to care for your dentures can help you significantly expand their lifespan. When you first receive your new dentures, Dr. Frye will give you detailed instructions on how to care for them. However, the following overview can serve as a helpful refresher.
If you had an All-on-Four procedure or other type of fixed implant-supported denture done, you should give it the same good daily care you give Read more
What is the All-on-Four Denture Implant System?
January 8, 2015 by
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots, positioned in the jawbone to hold one or more replacement teeth. Dental implants fill both the visible gap left by the missing tooth and the invisible but very real gap left by the missing tooth’s root.
The All-on-Four system is fairly new in cosmetic dentistry and is just one of several ways to reliably attach a fixed denture with dental implants. The All-on-Four system uses four strategically placed implants. It works best for patients who have been Read more
Am I a Candidate for Dentures?
December 17, 2014 by
If you have one or more missing teeth, you may be a candidate for either partial or complete dentures. Many of our Pittsburgh patients consider dentures if they are not candidates for dental implants.
Depending on your specific circumstances, dentures might be the best possible choice for you. Since dentures are custom-fitted to each individual patient, they portray the look of authentic teeth and they allow you to eat, drink, talk and smile with ease. Dentures are designed to fit firmly in your Read more
Are Dentures Right for Me?
October 12, 2014 by
If you’ve lost one or more of your natural teeth, you may already feel self-conscious about your appearance. But did you know that a missing tooth is much more than a cosmetic issue? It can actually affect your oral health and cause further problems down the road.
Missing teeth don’t just affect your appearance; they also cause problems with the health of your mouth. Over time, teeth that are adjacent to the space previously occupied by the missing tooth can slowly encroach on the gap, causing:
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Dental Implant Supported Dentures in Pittsburgh
December 19, 2013 by
Dentures are perhaps the most common solution for replacing entire rows of missing teeth, but this does not make them the best. Typically, dentures are secured to the gums with adhesives, a technique that can allow for denture slippage and make tasks such as biting, chewing, and even speaking more difficult.
At the Pittsburgh office of Dentonics, Inc., our dentists offer targeted solutions that can meet the varied needs of individual patients. If you are a good candidate for dental implants, Read more
Neuromuscular Dentures in Pittsburgh
December 16, 2013 by
Ill-fitting and improperly secured dentures cause nearly as much trouble as they help prevent. When dentures are not sized or secured properly they can interfere with basic tasks such as eating and speaking, as well as provide ample opportunity for awkward and embarrassing situations.
Pittsburgh dentists Dr. Joseph Quartuccio and Dr. Charles Fry have received neuromuscular dentistry training at the world-renowned Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. This training enables our neuromuscular Read more
