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Introduction
At Cosmetic Dentist Bucks County, our customers appreciate cost-effective options for tooth replacement. That’s why we create dentures that Bucks County residents can afford. We provide several types of dentures made to look and feel natural. With the latest technology, you can get dentures that won’t interfere with talking or eating your favorite foods.
Dentures consist of traditional partial and full dentures as well as denture implants. Learn more about each kind below.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures fill in the gaps caused by missing teeth. You can unclip and remove them for cleaning and bedtime.
Temporary Dentures
Your dentist may recommend temporary dentures after you have teeth removed. This decreases pressure on natural teeth as your mouth heals and you wait for your permanent dentures to arrive.
Flexible Dentures
Flexible dentures are partial dentures made of special material, such as nylon or another thin thermoplastic. They are thinner and more versatile than acrylic dentures.
Some wearers find flexible dentures easier to wear than options with metal parts. Additionally, these dentures look more natural than metal and acrylic ones.
Fixed or Cantilever Bridge
A fixed bridge involves cementing an artificial tooth or crown in place via surgery. A cantilever bridge replaces a missing molar when there are no teeth to support the bridge on a particular side. The dentist uses the teeth on the other side to support the cantilever bridge.
Denture Implants
Denture implants include an implant that imitates a tooth root. Your dentist surgically implants it into your jaw where it fuses in place. Some implants are loaded with a false tooth immediately or within six months after surgery.
Implant-supported dentures consist of a crown attached to surgical implants. The dentist secures the crown for implant supported fixed dentures with screws.
Snap-On Dentures
Snap-on dentures snap on and off dental implants fused to your jawbone. They remain secure and won’t come loose while you eat.
Call us at (267) 394-7622.
Dentures consist of traditional partial and full dentures as well as denture implants. Learn more about each kind below.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures fill in the gaps caused by missing teeth. You can unclip and remove them for cleaning and bedtime.
Temporary Dentures
Your dentist may recommend temporary dentures after you have teeth removed. This decreases pressure on natural teeth as your mouth heals and you wait for your permanent dentures to arrive.
Flexible Dentures
Flexible dentures are partial dentures made of special material, such as nylon or another thin thermoplastic. They are thinner and more versatile than acrylic dentures.
Some wearers find flexible dentures easier to wear than options with metal parts. Additionally, these dentures look more natural than metal and acrylic ones.
Fixed or Cantilever Bridge
A fixed bridge involves cementing an artificial tooth or crown in place via surgery. A cantilever bridge replaces a missing molar when there are no teeth to support the bridge on a particular side. The dentist uses the teeth on the other side to support the cantilever bridge.
Denture Implants
Denture implants include an implant that imitates a tooth root. Your dentist surgically implants it into your jaw where it fuses in place. Some implants are loaded with a false tooth immediately or within six months after surgery.
Implant-supported dentures consist of a crown attached to surgical implants. The dentist secures the crown for implant supported fixed dentures with screws.
Snap-On Dentures
Snap-on dentures snap on and off dental implants fused to your jawbone. They remain secure and won’t come loose while you eat.
Call us at (267) 394-7622.
Contact Info
Address:
721 Bustleton Pike Unit #A4
Feasterville-Trevose
PA 1905319053
United States
Feasterville-Trevose
PA 1905319053
United States
Tel:
267-394-7622
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Hours of operation
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| Monday | Open | 10 am | 5 pm | ||||
| Tuesday | Open | 10 am | 5 pm | ||||
| Wednesday | Open | 10 am | 5 pm | ||||
| Thursday | Open | 10 am | 5 pm | ||||
| Friday | Open | 10 am | 5 pm | ||||
| Saturday | Open | 10 am | 2pm | ||||
| Sunday | Closed | ||||||
