Candidates for Dentures
Did you know that about one-quarter of adults over 65 are missing all their teeth? Dentures offer a reliable, natural-looking solution for this issue. You might be a good candidate if you:
- Want to replace several or all of your teeth.
- Do not smoke or use tobacco.
- Have a healthy jawbone (we can assist with this).
- Do not suffer from dry mouth.
- Are ready to care for your dentures properly.
- Plan to maintain regular dental check-ups.
How to Care for Your Dentures
To keep your dentures in top shape, follow these guidelines:
- Remove dentures overnight to allow your mouth to rest.
- Soak dentures in warm water or denture cleanser, avoiding hot water.
- Store dentures in water when not in use to prevent warping.
- Clean your gums with a toothbrush or a damp cloth.
- Brush natural teeth if you have partial dentures.
Regular dental visits are essential for ensuring both your dentures and overall oral health.
Cost of Dentures in Boulder
In Boulder, the cost of full or partial dentures typically ranges from $900 to $3,500 or more, depending on your needs. Full-mouth dentures generally cost between $1,800 and $3,500, while a full set of implant-supported dentures can average around $30,000.
Factors Influencing Denture Costs:
- Type of denture required
- Any necessary dental extractions or preparations
- X-rays and diagnostic imaging
- Whether supportive implants are needed
Since every case is unique, it’s crucial to consult with a dentist and undergo an oral exam. This allows us to assess your specific needs and offer a tailored treatment plan. We’re happy to provide a detailed quote based on your individual situation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ideal candidates for dentures are individuals who need to replace several or all of their teeth, do not smoke or use tobacco, have a healthy jawbone, do not suffer from dry mouth, and are committed to proper denture care and regular dental visits.
Remove dentures overnight to allow your mouth to rest. Soak them in warm water or denture cleanser (avoid hot water). Store dentures in water when not in use to prevent warping. Clean your gums with a toothbrush or a damp cloth. If you have partial dentures, brush your natural teeth as usual.
If your dentures are uncomfortable or don’t fit properly, schedule an appointment with your dentist. They can adjust the fit or address any issues to ensure your dentures are comfortable and functional.
Even if you have dentures, it’s important to visit your dentist regularly for routine check-ups. Your dentist will check the fit of your dentures, examine your gums and mouth, and ensure your overall oral health is maintained.
Signs that dentures may need adjustment or replacement include persistent discomfort, difficulty eating or speaking, visible wear or damage, and changes in how the dentures fit. If you experience any of these issues, consult your dentist.
