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Who do i see if i don't have any teeth?
You would see a dentist, possibly one that specializes in dentures. The dentist will decide what the best course of action (i.e. dentures) is for you.
I NEED 5 TEETH PULLED AND NEED COMPLETE DENTURES. BUT NO INSUR.?
I NEED 5 TEETH PULLED AND NEED COMPLETE DENTURES. BUT NO INSUR. WHERE CAN I FIND A CHEAP DENTIST?
What type of teeth does a caterpillar have?
Most of them have dentures made especially for butterflies by and insect dentist.
Do teeth whiteners whiten dentures?
99% of them DO NOT! Go to your dentist and they will whiten them as you wait. DO NOT USE BLEACH!
Name something a dentist probably doesn't have?
Cavities, dentures, crooked teeth, candy stash
Where can I buy gold dentures?
Golden dentures can probably be purhcased through any retailer that sells specialized teeth product, or you can even consult your dentist into where to buy them.
Preparing for Dentures?
If you have been told that you need to have dentures, it can be a scary time. Many people don’t know what to expect when they get dentures put in place. There are some common things that almost everyone will experience as they have their dentures put in. Clear Away Old Broken Teeth The first thing your dentist will need to do is make sure that all of your old and broken teeth are cleared away. The fact that you need dentures implies that you have several teeth that are not effective anymore. Your dentist may schedule one or two appointments to remove the old teeth and make room for the dentures that will replace them. In some cases, you will be able to keep a few of your healthier teeth as anchors for your dentures. Talk to your dentist about which teeth are worth saving and which teeth have to go. Before the Dentures are Permanent Once your mouth has been prepared and all of the broken teeth are gone, you will still need to visit the dentist several times as he prepares your dentures. Your mouth will need to heal from the tooth removal process, so you may spend a week or two without a full set of teeth. Once you have healed, the dentist will make a cast of your gum line so that a set of dentures can be made to fit your gums comfortably. You may be fitted with temporary dentures while you wait for your permanent dentures to be crafted. Healing From the Procedure When the permanent dentures are put in place your gums will be sensitive and sore for a couple of weeks. They have to heal from the trauma of having the dentures put in. There may be some spots that hurt longer than others because they receive more pressure from the dentures. Your dentist will probably suggest that you come in for a few follow up visits during the first couple of weeks that you have the new dentures. There may be some minor adjustments that will increase your comfort level and allow you to begin eating and speaking normally faster.
i need teeth pulled out and dentures could you help me find a dentist ?
In order to answer your question, I need to know your location.
Dentures Prices?
Dental care is very expensive, yet it is necessary. People spend thousands of dollars annually on visits to the dentist, oral hygiene, oral surgery and orthodontic care. Many types of dental care have a set price, and it is difficult to negotiate or find a more affordable option. You may have a hard time trying to bargain with your dentist on his or her estimate. However, when it comes to buying dentures, there are many options.Factors that influence the price of denturesWhen looking at different prices for dentures, it is important to keep in mind what you are buying. Dentures are meant to replace teeth and surrounding tissue, so there are a few main factors that determine their price. Customized dentures made to replace missing teeth and fit in your mouth perfectly are called conventional dentures. Having them made requires multiple visits to the dentist for measurements and fittings and up to two months to produce. On the other hand, immediate dentures are previously made to fit most mouths and are worn right after they are purchased. Conventional dentures are generally more expensive than immediate dentures. Some dentures replace all teeth on the top or bottom of your mouth, and they are known as complete dentures. Other dentures are meant to replace only a few teeth, and they are known as partial dentures. Complete dentures cost more than partial dentures, as they require more material. One final factor to consider when navigating prices for dentures is maintenance. Most dentures require daily cleaning and storage between wearings. To save money, select dentures that have the least expensive maintenance equipment. It may cost some extra money now, but pays off in the long run.It is important to consider all factors when looking at prices for dentures. Carefully assess your needs to select the dentures that best fit them. The most important part of choosing prices of dentures is knowing what you are purchasing. Picking the right type of dentures is what saves you the most money.
Dentures?
As people reach old age, parts of their body start to degenerate. They often lose muscle strength, and their skin becomes much looser. Eyesight and hearing start to diminish. If the person did not take good care of their teeth as a child and adult, dentures may need to be purchased. Teeth are a very important part of the body. They assist in chewing and talking. Without them, people are only able to eat very soft foods and drink. Teeth are made of enamel, but the enamel can fade away. If the person did not brush their teeth well, cavities and plaque may plague the teeth. Cavities are holes in teeth that slowly eat away at the tooth. Plaque is a unwanted buildup of bacteria on the teeth. The dentist should be visited regularly to prevent these dental problems. Correct brushing also helps. As the teeth rot and fall out, replacement teeth are going to be needed. A person who needs dentures will have to visit their dentist. The dentist will evaluate the person’s mouth and decide the best option for the patient. If dentures are the best idea, molds of the mouth will be taken. The molds will be made of clay and cast into plaster. With these plaster representations of the teeth, dentists are able to create a very accurate and fitting set of dentures. The dentures look just like normal teeth. These dentures can be removed though. Dentures are worn all during the day, and they are placed in a cleaning solution at night. The patient will have to take very close and detailed care of their dentures. The dentures are very expensive, due to their custom fitting, and would be extremely expensive to replace. The dentures can be lightly brushed every night to remove any traces of food from previous meals. Different compounds are placed on the gums of the user to ensure a tight grip between dentures and gums. The user will now be able to eat many foods they could not before. The dentures open up a whole new culinary world.
What Kind of Dentures Are for You?
There are more choices today when it comes to dentures than ever before. Below there is a general idea of what is involved in each alternative. Of course, a dentist can give a more detailed idea of the price and procedures.Dental implants are fast becoming an alternative to dentures. Posts are implanted into the jawbone surgically and then are covered with crowns. This is the most expensive alternative. $25,000 is the starting price and can go up to $100,000 for a full set of teeth. Individual teeth start at $1000 apiece.A set of removable upper teeth and lower teeth are what most people think of when they hear the term dentures. The first steps toward dentures are of course taking molds of the mouth for the dentures. The dentist may extract a few teeth over several visits depending on his and the patients preferences. The dentist will have suggestions as to color and size of teeth and will ask for the patients input into these decisions. The dentist may have CAD/CAM technology available that will allow him to give the patient some idea what the dentures might look like. CAD stands for computer aided design and CAM stands for computer aided manufacturing. The dentures are then manufactured in a dental lab. There is usually a final set of extractions done and the dentures are placed in the mouth. Several return visits are sometimes necessary to get the perfect fit. The cost for this type of dentures can range from $3500 to $8000 depending on the materials used and the visits required along with any other procedures that may need to be done.Bridges and partials are another alternative to full dentures. These are often more expensive than full dentures because of the precision involved in fitting the prosthesis against the remaining teeth. These vary in cost of course depending on the number of teeth involved, dental visits required, and materials used.Immediate dentures are dentures that are manufactured onsite the same day the teeth are extracted. Usually these dental labs are advertised on billboards alongside the interstate highways. The prices are quite low starting at $800. Since there is little choice in materials and few choices in shape and size, fit and color will usually not be as natural as traditional dentures.
where can i find a dentist that will extract all my teeth in one day and fit me for dentures the same day in or around albany, ga.?
It is really not wise to extract all of your teeth in one visit. I really do not know of any dentist who will agree to that. You can not be fitted for dentures until your gums heal after the extraction or they will not fit right. It is a process that takes time. There is an implant you can get for your dentures which will be permanent. That might be a better option so you don't have to keep taking them in and out.
