Our Top-of-the-Line Dentures

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February 8, 2020

Dentures change lives. That’s why Searcy Family Dental proudly offers comfortable, top-of-the-line, custom dentures that are both designed and manufactured on-site in our very own dental lab, right here in Searcy.

We also offer same-day denture repair as a convenience for our denture patients.

We begin the dentures process by carefully taking impressions to provide the most accurate fit possible. We will then use these impressions to create a wax model of what the dentures will look like. Our denture patients are able to try on this wax model to confirm that they are happy with the size, shape, and color before the actual manufacturing process begins.

Once our denture patients are completely happy with the wax model, we then complete the process by creating the dentures. The wax portions of the model are replaced with acrylic materials, and all final adjustments are made. The entire process, from start to finish, takes place at our very own denture lab, ensuring that our denture patients’ needs are fully understood and met. This process allows us to offer three tiers of dentures: Economy, Deluxe, and Premium.

COMPLETE DENTURES

ECONOMY

STARTING AT $489:

Acrylic teeth
Acrylic denture base
5-year wear expectancy
6-month warranty
May need to reline in 2-3 years

DELUXE

Stronger, 3-layered, characterized acrylic teeth
Acrylic denture base
7-year wear expectancy
2-year warranty
May need to reline in 3-4 years

PREMIUM

Premium teeth
Pressure injected heat-cured polymer acrylic
Acrylic denture base
10-year wear expectancy
3-year warranty
May need to reline in 3-4 years

PARTIAL DENTURES

ECONOMY

STARTING AT $789:

Metal framework with acrylic base
Acrylic teeth
7-year wear expectancy
1-year warranty
May need to reline in 2-3 years

DELUXE

Metal framework with acrylic base
Cast metal clasp and rests
Stronger, 3-layered, characterized acrylic teeth
7- to 10-year wear expectancy
2-year warranty
May need to reline in 3-4 years

PREMIUM

Cast metal framework
Pressure injected heat-cured polymer acrylic base
Cast metal clasp and rests
Premium teeth
Over 10-year wear expectancy
3-year warranty
May need to reline in 3-4 years

If you’re not completely satisfied, we will issue a money back guarantee.

HOME CARE FOR DENTURES

For those of you planning to get dentures, you may be wondering how to take the best care of them. When taken care of properly, they can last a long time. Making sure dentures are properly cared for is important for your oral health and overall wellbeing. Here are some tips for taking the best care of dentures:

Still Take Care of Your Mouth

Just because you don’t have your natural teeth anymore doesn’t mean oral hygiene habits should change. Gently brush your gums to prevent bad breath germs, reduce the bacteria in your mouth, and get rid of loose food particles that could get stuck underneath your dentures.

Brush Your Dentures

Dentures need to be brushed daily, just like natural teeth. Normal toothpaste can be abrasive and scratch the soft materials that dentures are made with, so use a brush and Dawn dishwashing detergent to prevent scratching them. Because if scratched, the area holds bacteria that can cause bad odors and a bad taste.

Soak Your Dentures When You Aren’t Wearing Them

To avoid your dentures losing their proper shape to your mouth, make sure they are kept moist when you are not wearing them. It’s best to soak them in a product made for dentures to prevent them from losing their color or shape.

Use ADA Approved Adhesives

Ask your dentist for recommended adhesive products with the ADA Seal of Acceptance for reliable and most effective products if you need them. They come in many forms such as pastes, creams, powders, and liquids.

Have Regular Checkups

Visit your dentist at least annually to ensure that your dentures have the best fit possible and make any adjustments to fit and fix loose teeth. Your dentist can deep clean your dentures, removing stains and any built up plaque. Also, the dentist can do an exam to check for proper fit, possible lesions, and/or tumors.

If you’re looking for a new family dentist in Searcy, Arkansas, or have questions about dentures, check out our website and schedule an appointment today!