James Shaner DDS |
| 520 West Pine Street = Farmington MO = 63640 = (573) 756-4245 |
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Partial denture FAQs
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"Dr. Shaner, what are partial dentures?" |
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Partial dentures are dentures that replace only a few missing teeth.
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"How do you wear a removable partial denture, Dr. Shaner?" |
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Removable partial dentures are attached to your natural teeth with
metal clasps or devices called precision attachments.
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"How long will it take to get used to wearing a partial denture?" |
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Your partial denture may feel awkward or bulky for the first few
weeks, but your mouth will eventually get used to it. |
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"Dr. Shaner, how long should you wear a partial denture?" |
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Initially, you may want to wear your partial denture all the time. Your
dentist will give you specific instructions on how long it should be
worn and when it should be removed. Generally, your mouth tissues need
to rest so it is advisable that you take out your partial denture at
least 15 minutes per day.
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"Will the partial denture change the way you speak?" |
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Your partial denture may
help your speech. It can be difficult to speak clearly when you are
missing teeth. However, it also will take time to get used to it. For more information about how we at James Shaner DDS can help you with denture questions, call us at (573) 756-4245, we will be happy to talk with you. |
Dr. Shaner is licensed to perform all listed services as a general dentist. This provider is not a
specialist in
prosthodontics, orthodontics, endodontics, cosmetic, whitening, implants and
non-specialty interest areas that
require no specific educational training to advertise this service.
Conscious
sedation is taught as a part of post-graduate residency programs
approved by the
American Dental Association. Dr. Shaner has not completed an American
Dental Association
approved residency program in which conscious sedation is taught.
