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Dentures

Adult teeth may be lost for a variety of reasons, such as gum disease, decay or trauma. If missing teeth are not replaced, the position of the remaining teeth in that section of the mouth can shift over time.  For instance, if teeth on the lower jaw are missing, upper teeth may drift downward. Custom made dentures are carefully constructed to fit the patient's mouth and fashioned to look much like natural teeth.  Their design takes into account jaw movements and the underlying muscular tissue.

Full Dentures

A full denture replaces a full arch of teeth.  Conventional full dentures are removable, but new advancements have allowed practitioners to anchor your full denture using dental implant posts, clips or bonding materials.  

While nothing can perfectly replace your natural teeth, new advancements in denture technology have made dentures more comfortable and stable than ever before.

Removable Partial Dentures

We also offer removable partial dentures for areas of you mouth where teeth have been lost or extracted. These are held in place by metal or plastic clasps that affix to surrounding teeth.

Removable partial dentures serve as an alternative to fixed partial dentures (bridges) or dental implants.  They can help to restore aesthetics and function to areas with several missing teeth.

  • Cosmetic Dentistry

    Have you been thinking about improving your smile, whether it's whiter teeth or a straighter smile? Would a healthier smile allow you to smile more often than you do right now? A Smile Makeover can go a long way in helping you achieve your dream of having that smile you deserve. Here at Long Ridge Dental Group we go the extra mile to make you comfortable. 

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    Dental Implants 

    Dental implants are fixtures of titanium which are surgically screwed into your jaw bone. The implant is an anchor for a naturally-appearing false tooth or a set of false teeth. The success rate of dental implants depends on where the implants are placed and their purpose. They are typically best placed in the front portion of your lower jaw. Implants are great for replacing missing teeth. It is important that you have enough bone in the area of the missing teeth for the implants to be attached to. Implants are not only used to replace one tooth, but rather people missing most, if not all, of their teeth benefit greatly as well. Implants are increasingly being used to replace certain types of bridges and removable partial dentures.