Ardas Family Dental

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Dentures vs. Implants

Dentures or implants? If you’re confused about which option is the best for you, Dr. Roopi Kattaura of Ardas Family Dental can help. Located in Parker, CO, our clinic uses many forms of technology like dentures and implants to transform your smile. 




What Are Dentures?


Dentures are removable appliances used to replace missing teeth and are designed to be placed above your gums. There are three types of dentures:




-Conventional dentures:


This type of denture is placed into your mouth only after all of your teeth are removed and the gum tissue is healed completely.  Typically, the healing process will take several months, so you won’t have teeth for that whole period.




-Immediate dentures:


Unlike conventional dentures, you don’t have to spend time without teeth if you choose immediate dentures. Your Parker, CO dentist will fit dentures in your mouth before your teeth are taken out. After the teeth are removed, the dentures are placed immediately in the mouth. Once the jawbone is healed, Dr. Kattaura will tighten your dentures to refit your mouth.




-Partial dentures:


If you’re only missing some of your teeth, you may be a candidate for partial dentures. Using precision attachments, partial dentures are connected to the natural teeth that already remain in your mouth and do not need to be removed. 




What Are Implants?


Implants are a permanent solution to replace crooked or missing teeth. Instead of altering any teeth, implants replicate the root of the natural tooth and bond to your jawbone. Unlike dentures, implants feel like natural teeth and are meant to be cared for like natural teeth. After anesthesia, Dr. Kattaura will place a titanium screw into your jaw bone. With an abutment and crown placed on the implant, the new tooth will appear just like a natural tooth and remain permanent. 




Dr. Roopi Kattaura operates Ardas Family Dental at 10233 S Parker Rd, Suite 205, Parker, Colorado. Call 720-459-8420 or visit Ardas Family Dental and fill out a contact sheet.




1 comment:

  1. Thanks for sharing this wonderful post on the differences with dentures and dental implants. I enjoyed going over all the detailed information that you provided. Have a great day and keep up the posts.
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