Dentures – Doylestown, PA

Giving Patients the
Smiles They Deserve

Living with missing teeth in Doylestown can be embarrassing, frustrating, and inconvenient. Whether lost as a result of poor oral hygiene or severe trauma, you may find yourself in a position of desperately wanting to replace them but are unsure of how to start. Dr. Olga Kandov understands the needs of individuals like yourself. You want a solution but have numerous questions about the process, cost, and functionality of your new smile. While there are many tooth replacement options, the one people most commonly turn to is dentures in Doylestown. Considered to be one of the safest and most reliable restorations available, Dr. Kandov can recommend full, partial, or even implant-retained dentures as a way to rebuild, repair, and fully enhance your smile. Get started today by giving us a call!

Why Choose Dr. Olga Kandov for Dentures?

Customized dental restorations that appear natural
Advanced technology for effective treatment planning and accurate results
Highly-skilled and trained professional to oversee treatment

Who is a Good Candidate for Dentures?

An older woman smiling after receiving her new dentures in Doylestown

As long as you possess the following criteria, you should have no problem rebuilding your smile with dentures:

Missing teeth along an entire arch
Multiple missing teeth (non-consecutive) along an arch
Healthy gum tissue
A strong jawbone

During your consultation with Dr. Kandov, she will thoroughly examine your oral cavity and facial structure using advanced technology and equipment to identify whether it is possible for you to receive dentures or any kind.

What Are the Different Types of Dentures?

An older lady sitting outside in a wicker chair and smiling after receiving dentures

There are three different types of dentures you may be eligible to receive. These include:

Full Dentures

Should you be missing all your teeth along the top or bottom arch, or both, a full denture can restore the look of your smile. Using artificial teeth that are placed into a gum-colored, acrylic base, your natural suction will help to keep them in place.

Partial Dentures

If you are missing several teeth along an arch, a partial denture can be used to restore your smile. These missing teeth can either be consecutive or spread out. Using the same materials as a full denture, the only difference is that a partial denture will have clasps or clips that attach to your natural teeth to hold them in place.

Implant-Retained Dentures

If you prefer a more stable, permanent solution, implant-retained dentures can give you the look you desire. Instead of having a restoration sit on top of your gum line much like a full or partial denture, an implant-retained denture uses titanium posts that are surgically placed into your jawbone. After months of healing and allowing the implants to fuse to the bone and surrounding tissues, your customized denture is secured to the top of the implants to create a fully restored smile.

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What Are the Benefits of Dentures?

A top and bottom denture next to each other on a table

Depending on the type of denture you receive, the benefits can vary, but the one thing they all have in common is their ability to restore the look of your smile. While full and partial dentures can give you increased confidence, improved functionality, and greater peace of mind, implant-retained dentures offer permanence, longevity (30+ years or more), and more stability.

It is ultimately your decision as to which type of tooth replacement you prefer, but if you do find yourself leaning toward one that requires implants, you will need a strong jawbone before moving forward.

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