Immediate Dentures

Dentures produced specifically for instant placement in the mouth following extraction of all-natural teeth are referred to as immediate-use dentures. While your gums are healing following the extraction, you won't have to worry about showing off your lack of teeth as you leave the dentist's office. Your denture is custom-made to fit your mouth precisely as it was at the time of the impressions. If you don't get the dentures adjusted within the following few months, it's conceivable that the dentures may irritate your gums. After teeth are removed, the gums shrink, which necessitates an adjustment of the denture within the first few months. Immediate dentures also serve as a bandage for the extraction sites, keeping the tooth sockets from getting infected or painful. Remember that you should never remove the denture on your own, even for a short time, unless your dentist tells you to. Because of the swelling of the gums that occurs when dentures are removed for the first time, they may not be able to be put back in.