Blog - Full and Partial Dentures

Dentures in Orlando can restore your smile and ability to chew and speak with greater ease. However, to keep them feeling comfortable inside your mouth and increase their longevity, try employing healthy habits today.

Let’s explore denture care and comfort long term!

#1 Keep Your Dentures Clean

Dentures can’t decay, but bacteria can form on the prosthetic. If these bacteria penetrate the gum ...

Missing teeth make socializing and laughing with friends a real challenge for many patients. Fortunately, there are tooth replacement options, including the flipper tooth, also known as a temporary partial denture.

The flipper tooth adheres to the upper palate or lower jaw and can support two prosthetic teeth. It is considered a temporary prosthetic offered by Dr. Gary ...

Tooth loss is a problem that millions of people deal with and is more common than you might think. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers several options to replace missing teeth, so it’s easy to find one that works best for you.

Dentures in Orlando continue to be a popular choice because they are affordable and look more like real teeth than ...

Do you have multiple damaged or missing teeth that are hindering what you eat, how you chew, how you speak, and how you look? 

We understand how devastating it can be to lose all or almost all your teeth.

At Alafaya Center for Cosmetic & Family Dentistry, we offer dentures to give you the benefits of a full arch of teeth. Dentures ...

Dentures have, fortunately, gone through many changes over the decades. Today’s dentures are a far cry from those your grandparents wore because they’re lighter, fit better, and look more natural than the old-fashioned one-size-fits-all versions.

But a common complaint among denture wearers is bad breath. No matter how great your smile looks and feels if you’re not following proper hygiene with ...

Are you concerned that it might be time to get dentures? As you age, your teeth start to break down, and sometimes the process is helped along by inadequate oral hygiene or habits like teeth grinding. 

The reason you require dentures doesn't make much difference once you reach that point. The goal is to get you comfortable with the idea ...