When you need to replace one or more missing teeth, you have a few options, including dentures and implants. Choosing the right solution depends on several factors, such as price, preference, and the ...

Maxillary (upper) dentures have consistently higher long-term survival rates than mandibular (lower) dentures. Implant-retained dentures generally lead to better patient satisfaction and stability ...

Partial or complete dentures (removable teeth) can replace lost teeth, improving the appearance of your smile. These false teeth are designed to look natural, and they’re made from different materials ...

Like life, tooth loss happens. Whether due to periodontal disease, decay, fracture, injuries, cancer, or just plain wearing out, dental professionals are bound to replace missing teeth -- that's what ...

When it comes to creating dentures, artificial teeth can be milled or 3D printed, but which method is more accurate? Both processes were deemed clinically acceptable in a head-to-head comparison that ...

Snap-in dentures are dentures that stay in place using implants instead of resting on the gumline like traditional dentures. (Photo Credit: iStock/Getty Images) Traditional dentures use a mold of your ...