Complete Dentures In Ottawa
Types of Complete Dentures
For clients who are missing their teeth, Ottawa South Denture Clinic offers different types of Complete dentures: Standard, Precision, Suction and Implant dentures. Read more to learn which option is best for you.
Standard vs. Precision Dentures
Standard dentures are most widely used type of dentures. They are made with average materials and teeth and are considered as average quality and most affordable type of dentures. For clients who are looking for better fit and function we offer Precision dentures.
Precision dentures are made with high-end materials and are highly customizable, made with the use of specialized techniques. Precision dentures provide their users with superior esthetics, fit and function when compared to Standard dentures.
Implant Dentures
Implant dentures, as the name suggests, are a type of Complete denture that's attached to dental implants which are surgically placed in the client’s jawbone. With variety of different options, Implant dentures can be removable or permanently fixed in the patient’s mouth and are usually attached to 2, 4, or more implants. Dental implants provide mechanical retention for the dentures and give their users the look, function, and feel that resembles their natural teeth. Learn MoreFrequently Asked Questions
How long should I wait after extractions to get dentures?
In some cases, dentures are made following a major tooth extraction surgery, it takes time for the gums and bone to heal properly. Conventionally denture fabrication would be started 6 to 8 weeks after extraction, however Immediate dentures can be an excellent option as well. This type of dentures is made prior to teeth extraction and are inserted in the mouth immediately after the surgery. Regardless of the option that the client will decide to go with, denture will need to be frequently adjusted and relined as bone resorption shrinks the patient’s gums.
What foods should I eat after getting dentures?
When you get new dentures, you should stick to soft foods and liquids to give your gums time to adjust to chewing and biting with the dentures. Examples of good foods to eat are:
- Hot cereals such as porridge
- Applesauce
- Pudding
- Jello
- Mashed vegetables
- Juice
- Yogurt
As you transition to solid foods, stick to soft cooked meats, vegetables, legumes and breads and cut them into small pieces to reduce the amount of chewing needed to consume them. There are foods that you will want to avoid in the first week or two as you return to your regular diet including:
- Sticky foods like peanut butter and gummy candies
- Foods with small, stubborn pieces like popcorn, shelled nuts and seeds.
- Hard foods like apples, nuts, and carrot sticks
- Tough meats like pork chops, steak and ribs.
These foods can apply uneven pressure to dentures and gums, causing the dentures to become dislodged and food to get trapped under them. This will cause irritation of the gums and be incredibly uncomfortable or painful.
Can I leave my Complete dentures in all the time?
The only instance where it is okay to leave dentures in is when patients have permanently fixed Implant dentures. Otherwise, it is not recommended to leave dentures in all the time. If dentures are left in all the time, then your gums won’t get any rest. This will speed up the pace of bone loss which will affect your overall oral health. It will also slowly loosen your dentures’ fit in your mouth and make them uncomfortable to wear. Take them out while you sleep to give your gums the rest they need.
What are Complete dentures made of?
Complete dentures are made of acrylic resin for the base, and porcelain or acrylic denture teeth. If a patient has an allergy to acrylic, then alternative solutions will need to be explored.
How long does it take to make Complete dentures?
It usually takes 4 to 5 dental office visits to fabricate Complete dentures. Follow up appointments for post insertion adjustments may also be necessary. We usually like to see our clients for at least one mandatory follow up appointment after they receive their new dentures.
How long do Complete dentures last?
Complete dentures usually last 5 to 10 years on average. However, patients with underlying health issues that cause early, or rapid bone loss will need them replaced more frequently because the dentures will need to be relined or rebased to fit their gums properly.
Complete Implant dentures which are properly cared for can last much longer. They can last anywhere from 10 to 15 years.
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Suction Dentures (SEMCD)
For best results we offer SEMCD, also known as Lower Suction dentures. SEMCD are designed for the clients who are looking for the best fit and comfort. These highly functional dentures will give their users most natural look and function. Invented by Dr. Jiro Abe in Japan, they are made with best materials and latest techniques. This revolutionary denture system is changing lives of our clients without a need for any surgery or denture adhesives.
Implant Dentures
Implant dentures, as the name suggests, are a type of Complete denture that's attached to dental implants which are surgically placed in the client’s jawbone. With variety of different options, Implant dentures can be removable or permanently fixed in the patient’s mouth and are usually attached to 2, 4, or more implants. Dental implants provide mechanical retention for the dentures and give their users the look, function, and feel that resembles their natural teeth. Learn MoreFrequently Asked Questions
How long should I wait after extractions to get dentures?
In some cases, dentures are made following a major tooth extraction surgery, it takes time for the gums and bone to heal properly. Conventionally denture fabrication would be started 6 to 8 weeks after extraction, however Immediate dentures can be an excellent option as well. This type of dentures is made prior to teeth extraction and are inserted in the mouth immediately after the surgery. Regardless of the option that the client will decide to go with, denture will need to be frequently adjusted and relined as bone resorption shrinks the patient’s gums.
What foods should I eat after getting dentures?
When you get new dentures, you should stick to soft foods and liquids to give your gums time to adjust to chewing and biting with the dentures. Examples of good foods to eat are:
- Hot cereals such as porridge
- Applesauce
- Pudding
- Jello
- Mashed vegetables
- Juice
- Yogurt
As you transition to solid foods, stick to soft cooked meats, vegetables, legumes and breads and cut them into small pieces to reduce the amount of chewing needed to consume them. There are foods that you will want to avoid in the first week or two as you return to your regular diet including:
- Sticky foods like peanut butter and gummy candies
- Foods with small, stubborn pieces like popcorn, shelled nuts and seeds.
- Hard foods like apples, nuts, and carrot sticks
- Tough meats like pork chops, steak and ribs.
These foods can apply uneven pressure to dentures and gums, causing the dentures to become dislodged and food to get trapped under them. This will cause irritation of the gums and be incredibly uncomfortable or painful.
Can I leave my Complete dentures in all the time?
The only instance where it is okay to leave dentures in is when patients have permanently fixed Implant dentures. Otherwise, it is not recommended to leave dentures in all the time. If dentures are left in all the time, then your gums won’t get any rest. This will speed up the pace of bone loss which will affect your overall oral health. It will also slowly loosen your dentures’ fit in your mouth and make them uncomfortable to wear. Take them out while you sleep to give your gums the rest they need.
What are Complete dentures made of?
Complete dentures are made of acrylic resin for the base, and porcelain or acrylic denture teeth. If a patient has an allergy to acrylic, then alternative solutions will need to be explored.
How long does it take to make Complete dentures?
It usually takes 4 to 5 dental office visits to fabricate Complete dentures. Follow up appointments for post insertion adjustments may also be necessary. We usually like to see our clients for at least one mandatory follow up appointment after they receive their new dentures.
How long do Complete dentures last?
Complete dentures usually last 5 to 10 years on average. However, patients with underlying health issues that cause early, or rapid bone loss will need them replaced more frequently because the dentures will need to be relined or rebased to fit their gums properly.
Complete Implant dentures which are properly cared for can last much longer. They can last anywhere from 10 to 15 years.
Areas We Service
Barrhaven
From Barrhaven to Stonebridge, Chapman Mills to Longfields, we’ve got Barrhaven’s denture needs covered. Ottawa South Denture Clinic offers comprehensive denture services including new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Trust us for all your denture needs in Barrhaven!Gloucester
Located conveniently for Gloucester residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from Beacon Hill, Pineview, or Leitrim, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!Hunt Club
Located conveniently for Hunt Club residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from Uplands, Greenboro, or South Keys, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!Kanata
Located conveniently for Kanata residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from Kanata North, Bridlewood, or Glen Cairn, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!Nepean
Located conveniently for Nepean residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from Barrhaven, Merivale, or Bells Corners, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!Orleans
Located conveniently for Orleans residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from Avalon, Chapel Hill, or Fallingbrook, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!Vanier
Located conveniently for Orleans residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from Avalon, Chapel Hill, or Fallingbrook, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!Westboro
Located conveniently for Westboro residents, Ottawa South Denture Clinic is your trusted provider for all denture needs. Whether you're coming from West Wellington, Hampton Park, or Highland Park, our clinic on Prince of Wales Drive offers new dentures, repairs, and check-ups. Visit us for reliable and friendly service with a smile!
Most personable and welcoming! Very professional and supportive during visits. His work is none to compare, precise and natural looking appliances. Easy to converse with and will make recommendations when required. Follow-up visits are never an issue. My experiences has always been very positive. Thank you
There is no question about it , Eugene deserves 5 stars plus.
I found the procedure to have suction dentures was extremely well thought out with Eugene explaining every step of the way carefully and with a lot of patience. He also has made very sure, after having made the dentures, that any small readjustments are done, even by visiting my home to do this! I now have a very comfortable set of new teeth, firmly gripping my gums by suction, yet removable every night for cleaning!
High caliber expertise and professionalism. Eugene has done an amazing job with my mother complicated dental reconstruction work and I am more than grateful for his exceptional quality care.
Contact Ottawa South Denture Clinic
613-695-9229- 2210 Prince of Wales Drive, Unit 701, Nepean, ON K2E 6Z9
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2210 Prince of Wales Drive, Unit 701, Nepean, ON K2E 6Z9
Free Parking and Wheelchair Accessible
Hours of Operation
Implant Dentures
Implant dentures, as the name suggests, are a type of Complete denture that's attached to dental implants which are surgically placed in the client’s jawbone. With variety of different options, Implant dentures can be removable or permanently fixed in the patient’s mouth and are usually attached to 2, 4, or more implants. Dental implants provide mechanical retention for the dentures and give their users the look, function, and feel that resembles their natural teeth. Learn MoreFrequently Asked Questions
How long should I wait after extractions to get dentures?
In some cases, dentures are made following a major tooth extraction surgery, it takes time for the gums and bone to heal properly. Conventionally denture fabrication would be started 6 to 8 weeks after extraction, however Immediate dentures can be an excellent option as well. This type of dentures is made prior to teeth extraction and are inserted in the mouth immediately after the surgery. Regardless of the option that the client will decide to go with, denture will need to be frequently adjusted and relined as bone resorption shrinks the patient’s gums.
What foods should I eat after getting dentures?
When you get new dentures, you should stick to soft foods and liquids to give your gums time to adjust to chewing and biting with the dentures. Examples of good foods to eat are:
- Hot cereals such as porridge
- Applesauce
- Pudding
- Jello
- Mashed vegetables
- Juice
- Yogurt
As you transition to solid foods, stick to soft cooked meats, vegetables, legumes and breads and cut them into small pieces to reduce the amount of chewing needed to consume them. There are foods that you will want to avoid in the first week or two as you return to your regular diet including:
- Sticky foods like peanut butter and gummy candies
- Foods with small, stubborn pieces like popcorn, shelled nuts and seeds.
- Hard foods like apples, nuts, and carrot sticks
- Tough meats like pork chops, steak and ribs.
These foods can apply uneven pressure to dentures and gums, causing the dentures to become dislodged and food to get trapped under them. This will cause irritation of the gums and be incredibly uncomfortable or painful.
Can I leave my Complete dentures in all the time?
The only instance where it is okay to leave dentures in is when patients have permanently fixed Implant dentures. Otherwise, it is not recommended to leave dentures in all the time. If dentures are left in all the time, then your gums won’t get any rest. This will speed up the pace of bone loss which will affect your overall oral health. It will also slowly loosen your dentures’ fit in your mouth and make them uncomfortable to wear. Take them out while you sleep to give your gums the rest they need.
What are Complete dentures made of?
Complete dentures are made of acrylic resin for the base, and porcelain or acrylic denture teeth. If a patient has an allergy to acrylic, then alternative solutions will need to be explored.
How long does it take to make Complete dentures?
It usually takes 4 to 5 dental office visits to fabricate Complete dentures. Follow up appointments for post insertion adjustments may also be necessary. We usually like to see our clients for at least one mandatory follow up appointment after they receive their new dentures.
How long do Complete dentures last?
Complete dentures usually last 5 to 10 years on average. However, patients with underlying health issues that cause early, or rapid bone loss will need them replaced more frequently because the dentures will need to be relined or rebased to fit their gums properly.
Complete Implant dentures which are properly cared for can last much longer. They can last anywhere from 10 to 15 years.
