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Edmonton Dentures Prosthodontist
Dentures
by a Prosthodontist
Dentures provide a reliable solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring function, comfort, and appearance.
At Vivid Specialized Dentistry, dentures are designed by a specialized Edmonton dentures prosthodontist to improve comfort, fit, and long-term function. Every phase is carefully planned to ensure your dentures function properly and feel natural.
What Are
Dentures?
Dentures are custom-made restorations used to replace several missing teeth or a full arch of teeth. Depending on your needs, they can be removable or supported by dental implants for added stability.
Modern dentures are designed to restore more than appearance. They also help improve chewing, speech, bite support, and facial structure after tooth loss.
Benefits of
Dentures
- Replace multiple or all missing teeth
- Restore chewing ability and speech clarity
- Support facial structure and reduce sagging
- Improve comfort with a properly fitted prosthesis
- Provide options for removable or fixed solutions
- Improve daily function and overall quality of life
- Designed for long-term comfort and stability
Why Choose Vivid Specialized Dentistry for
Dentures?
Prosthodontist-led treatment planning
Coordinated Multispecialty Care
Comprehensive care in one clinic
Precision Digital Technology
In-House Dental Lab
Advanced Materials
What to Expect From Denture Treatment
Treatment Planning and Impressions
Healing and Interim Dentures
Final Fit and Adjustments
Ongoing Maintenance and Support
Are dentures right for you?
- Multiple missing teeth
- Complete tooth loss in one or both arches
- Difficulty chewing or speaking
- Loose or failing dentures
- Need for a removable or implant-supported solution
How Dentures Compare to a Bridge or an Implant
Dentures are the most accessible way to replace a full arch, and for a lot of people they are the right answer. If you are weighing them against something fixed, these are the differences that show up day to day.
| Removable Denture | Dental Implant | Traditional Bridge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it stays in | Suction, and a partial clasps onto remaining teeth. Comes out at night. | Fused to the jawbone. Never removed. | Cemented onto the teeth on either side of the gap. |
| Day to day | Take it out to clean and soak it overnight, and some foods can be difficult. | Brush and floss it like a natural tooth. | Brush normally, plus a threader or water flosser to clean underneath. |
| Cost over 10 years | Lowest at the start, though relines and a likely remake add to the total. | Highest at the start, with the least to replace over a decade. | In between, though the supporting teeth can decay under the bridge. |
For the full comparison, including lifespan and what happens to the jawbone, see how dental implants compare to bridges and dentures.
Caring for
Your Dentures
A denture that is looked after well fits better, lasts longer, and is far more comfortable day to day. The routine is simple.
Every day
Take your denture out and brush it over a folded towel or a basin of water, so it survives if you drop it. Use a soft brush and a denture cleaner rather than regular toothpaste, because the abrasives in toothpaste scratch the acrylic and those scratches hold stain and bacteria. Rinse your mouth and gently brush your gums, tongue, and palate before the denture goes back in.
Overnight
Leave the denture out while you sleep and soak it in water or a denture solution. Your gums need the rest, and acrylic warps if it dries out.
What not to use
Hot or boiling water will warp the fit permanently. Whitening toothpaste, bleach, and household cleaners damage the acrylic and the gum-toned base. Stiff-bristled brushes scratch the surface.
Relines and remakes
Your jaw keeps changing shape after tooth loss, so a denture that fit perfectly will loosen over time. A reline refits the surface of the denture to your gums and usually restores comfort without a new denture. Most dentures last 5 to 7 years before a remake makes more sense than another reline.
When to call us
Call if the denture rubs or leaves a sore spot, if it clicks or slips when you talk or eat, if a tooth or the base cracks, or if your bite feels uneven. Please do not file or glue a denture yourself. A chairside adjustment takes minutes, and a home repair usually costs you the denture.
Denture options we offer in Edmonton
Traditional Dentures
Removable implant-supported dentures
Fixed implant-supported dentures
The closest feel to natural teeth. Permanently attached to implants for maximum stability, comfort, and a sleek, high-end result.
Tap the video to learn how implant-supported dentures work.
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FAQs
How long does it take to adjust to dentures?
How do I care for my dentures?
Dentures should be cleaned daily using a soft brush and appropriate denture cleaner. When removed at night, they should be soaked in water or denture solution to prevent drying or warping. See Caring for Your Dentures above for the full routine, including what to avoid and when to call us.