What Is the Average Lifespan of Dentures?

Portrait of a young woman enjoying a salad at home.Dentures are a reliable and affordable way for many of our patients at McDowell Dental Group to restore the health, function, and appearance of their smiles. If you are faced with tooth loss and want to learn more about dentures, we invite you to connect with Drs. Gary and Ashley McDowell to find out more. Many patients considering the investment in dentures are often curious about how long they can keep their dentures with proper care and maintenance. We can answer any questions you might have about dentures and other restorations used for tooth replacement.

What Is the Average Lifespan of Dentures?

Typically, dentures can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years. However, this may vary depending on the health of your gums and mouth, as well as how well you care for them. Drs. Gary and Ashley McDowell of McDowell Dental Group can educate you on the best way to maintain your dentures over time to keep them functioning as long as possible!

How Do I Care For My Dentures and Smile?

To ensure your dentures last as long as possible, you must practice good oral hygiene habits, such as brushing and flossing daily and avoiding eating extremely hard or sticky foods. Additionally, regular check-ups with the McDowell Dental Group team are highly recommended to monitor the fit of your dentures over time. If any adjustments need to be made or if replacement is needed due to wear and tear, Drs. Gary and Ashley McDowell will be able to advise you accordingly. With proper care and maintenance, you can extend the longevity of your dentures.

How Do I Learn More About Dentures?

If you are experiencing tooth extraction or loss and need to replace one or more teeth in your smile, it is vital that you connect with a dental team with experience in offering dentures and other restorative options for you to consider. Drs. Gary and Ashley McDowell have years of experience in restoring smiles and encourage you to call the office to request a consultation visit. Call 215-885-0555 to schedule an appointment at their Abington, PA, area practice today!

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