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Although some people can wear dentures without a single complaint, most denture wearers feel some discomfort. The hard denture can compress the gums and in some cases, chewing can cause the denture wearer a great deal of pain. Even slight shifts back and forth can eventually translate into serious gum problems.
The ever-changing conditions in the mouth can make denture fit worse over time and increase discomfort. In addition, denture wearers can also experience speech impediments.Flexible dentures help prevent many of the problems that regular dentures cause. However, soft or flexible dentures can eliminate the problems associated with hard liners.
Dental implants also called as tooth implants can be answer to your missing teeth. A dental implant is an artificial metal tooth root that an viva Implantologist like Dr. Vikas Gowd places into your jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge.
An enduring option for restoring that healthy smile, dental implants treatment is quite an effective option for missing tooth replacement as it replaces the natural tooth and its root as well. Even if you have a single missing tooth, a tooth implant and a crown can replace your lost natural tooth with artificial tooth.
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