Fort Lee Denture Solutions
Offering Full & Partial Dentures
Dentures are a cost-effective solution for restoration of your smile. They
are removable and replace missing teeth and tissues. Complete dentures
replace all of your teeth; partials replace one or more missing teeth,
surrounded by your natural teeth. If you opt for complete dentures, they
can be placed in your mouth eight to twelve weeks after removal of your teeth.
Dentures can improve:
- Chewing
- Self-esteem
- Speech
- Appearance
Denture Choices Can Vary Depending on Your Budget
Dentures come in different price ranges, based on materials and workmanship.
Low-cost dentures are temporary, with a less natural appearance than more
expensive dentures. Mid-priced dentures have a more natural appearance
and are longer lasting. They usually have a warranty of 90 days to 2 years
and can include adjustments in the price. Premium dentures last a lifetime
and hold a much longer warranty and include follow-up visits.
Speak with us today at (201) 461-0003 in Fort Lee or
(201) 374-1900 in Bergenfield
for experienced dental work.
The All-On-4 Treatment
The All-On-4 treatment concept is a prosthodontic procedure that provides
a permanent, screw-retained, same-day replacement for the entire upper
and/or lower set of teeth with a bridge or denture.
The procedure is best for patients with significant tooth loss or decay
and for people whose bone loss in the jaw area prevents them from getting
conventionally oriented dental implants. Often, tooth loss is accompanied by loss of the jaw bone which poses
the problem of reconstruction of the jaw bone requiring bone grafting.
The All-On-4 protocol is considered to be a graft less solution thereby
avoiding the long and costly road of rebuilding bone when conventionally
oriented implants are used. The ideal way to evaluate the bone is by a
CBCT scan. The All-On-4 protocol is for at least 4 implants to be placed
in a jaw. The back implants are typically angled from the biting plane.
The implant is placed in front of the maxillary sinus in the upper jaw
(maxilla) and in front of the mental nerve in the lower jaw (mandible).
This will allow a molar tooth to be cantilevered posterior resulting in
a denture or bridge with approximately 12 teeth.