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Losing several teeth can have a huge impact on your life. First, your smile is affected, often interfering with how you interact with others. You can also no longer function at optimal levels in terms of eating a nutritious diet and speaking clearly. Fortunately, Dr. Leah Zils can help you regain your beautiful smile with full or partial dentures.
Both full dentures and partials can be transformative for someone with tooth loss. When you replace your missing teeth, you can enjoy your meals again, regain your normal speech, and have a natural-looking smile. Dentures are one of the most affordable solutions for tooth loss, and they can cater to many different needs.
It depends on the extent of your tooth loss. You will likely need full dentures if you’ve lost all your teeth in an upper or lower arch. However, if you still have some healthy natural teeth, you may opt for partials. Scheduling a professional consultation with Dr. Zils is the first step to learning more about how to replace your missing teeth.
When you get full dentures, you’ll begin with a detailed consultation with Dr. Zils. She will take impressions of your gums and use these impressions to create a customized mold of your mouth. Once your dentures are made, they will be fitted and adjusted to be comfortable for you. Many patients also need follow-up appointments to refine the fit and address any concerns.
New Patients: (281) 973-2276 | Existing Patients: (281) 681-9442
Full dentures are used to replace an entire arch of missing teeth. Alternatively, partials fill in gaps between natural teeth. Acrylic is used to make full dentures, and they are designed to adhere to your gums for a snug fit. Partials typically include a flexible base or a metal framework anchoring the partial to your natural teeth or dental implants.
Learning to eat with dentures or partials takes time and patience. These tips can help you ease into enjoying your favorite foods again.
To learn more about your dental restoration options, contact Dr. Leah Zils and the team at Leah Zils, DDS. Dr. Zils and her team pride themselves on a warm office environment and expert care. Our office is conveniently located at 6769 Lake Woodlands Dr., Suite A, The Woodlands, TX 77382. If you live in The Woodlands or areas around Spring, Tomball, or Conroe, call (281) 973-2276 today to schedule a consultation.
Dr. Leah Zils
Dr. Leah Zils is a highly skilled dentist with years of experience providing top-tier care to her patients. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Texas A&M University with a degree in biology and earned her dental degree from the University of Texas School of Dentistry in Houston. Committed to lifelong learning, Dr. Zils has completed over 140 hours of continuing education at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. Certified in laser dentistry and oral sedation and a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and the American Academy of Orofacial Pain, she ensures her patients receive the most advanced, compassionate care.