Increase in Demand for Dentures Evident with Factors Such as Tooth Decay, Aging, or Hereditary Issues

Nobody wants to lose their teeth, and everyone wants to have a good smile to improve the way they look. Full or partial missing teeth can be devastating to the way a person looks, and it can have an enormous impact on their sense of self-worth and confidence. The good news is that full dentures are available to help people regain the ability to eat and function normally. Missing teeth can not only be painful but unattractive as well. Missing teeth may occur from a variety of sources including trauma and infection, or they may develop over the course of a lifetime due to tooth decay, aging, or hereditary issues. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. geriatric population is expected to reach 77 million by 2034. Such increase in aging population boosts demand for dentures.

Dentures are artificial devices that are designed to replace one or more missing teeth in the mouth. They are custom-fitted to fit each individual's mouth so that a prosthetic tooth or teeth can be securely held in place with the supportive crown of the denture.

Dentures acrylic, or removable partial dentures, are made through a three-step process. Dentures are created with high-quality acrylic components that mimic the look and feel of natural human teeth. After the acrylic is applied, it is bonded with custom-designed plastic trays that are worn in the mouth. These acrylic trays are removed at night and replaced with a new set when the patient needs a new set or when the permanent dentures are removed.

Dentures with removable components are convenient for patients who do not want to invest in permanent dentures, or who do not wish to undergo dental surgery. Partial dentures are especially useful to people who are missing more than one natural tooth. These dentures are available in different sizes, styles and designs and are designed to fit comfortably with the remaining teeth. Dentures acrylic are made from durable materials and come in various colors, styles and designs to complement the appearance of the remaining teeth. Full dentures, on the other hand, are designed to replicate the appearance of natural teeth.