Prairie Denture Clinic

Conventional dentures are made after your gums have healed, which can take a few months. Immediate dentures are made in advance and placed immediately after teeth are extracted, providing you with instant teeth. However, adjustments may be necessary as the gums heal.

With proper care, complete dentures can last for several years. Regular check-ups and adjustments are recommended to ensure they remain in optimal condition.

Cleaning your complete dentures is essential to keep them in good condition. Use a soft-bristled brush, avoid harsh chemicals, and store your dentures in water when not in use. Regular check-ups are also essential.

Clean your dentures daily to remove food particles and plaque.

No, regular toothpaste is too abrasive and can scratch the denture surface. Use a denture-specific cleanser instead.

Professional cleaning services can effectively remove stubborn stains and tartar buildup.

If your dentures are loose or uncomfortable, consult with our clinic for adjustments or relining services.

Intraoral scanning is a simple, non-invasive process where a small scanner is used to capture a digital image of your teeth and gums. This scan creates a highly detailed 3D model that is used to design your custom dentures.

The digital process allows for faster turnaround times compared to traditional dentures. Typically, the entire process takes just a few weeks from your first consultation to receiving your final dentures.

Caring for your digital dentures is similar to traditional ones. Regular cleaning with a soft-bristled brush, proper storage in a denture case, and periodic check-ups are essential to maintain their condition and ensure long-term comfort.

With proper care and regular dental check-ups, fixed dentures on implants can last many years, often 10 years or more.

No, these dentures are permanently attached and can only be removed by a dental professional.

Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing regularly. Regular dental visits are also essential to ensure the health of your implants and surrounding tissues.

Ideal candidates are individuals with sufficient bone density in the jaw and good overall health. A thorough evaluation by our team will determine if this option is suitable for you.

Immediate dentures are prepared in advance and can be placed right after your teeth are extracted. This allows you to leave the clinic with a full set of dentures, minimizing the gap without teeth during your recovery.