If you receive dentures for the first time, your speech will most likely be affected for the first couple of weeks. Many patients find their speech actually improves when they first start wearing dentures. When replacing existing dentures, your speech could be affected for a few days. In both instances, your speech adaptability will be corrected in time.

Most patients need to replace their dentures approximately every 5-10 years. But keep in mind, this number depends on significantly on that particular person. If you have problems properly chewing your food, a sore jaw, or ringing or buzzing in your ears, there is a good possibility it’s time to replace your dentures. Come in for a free consultation at St. Albert Denture and Implant Clinic to receive the proper information you need so you are informed about all of your treatment options.

There are several indicators that it might be time to get dentures. Some signs include tooth decay and rotted roots, oral pain, difficult or painful chewing, one or more missing teeth, swollen, sore, and bleeding gums, or lacking confidence in your smile. All of these challenges (and more) can be solved with the help of dentures.

The best dentures to get are made using advanced techniques to obtain your specific oral measurements, including precise moulds and jaw measurements. Good quality dentures are also made with premium materials.