Removable partial dentures -Robert Sorenson, D.D.S., in Midlothian, VA

	Facts About Partial Dentures Partial dentures are a great solution for people who need to replace only a few teeth, as opposed to an entire set of teeth. Dr. Sorenson treats many patients in the Midlothian area who are thrilled with their removable partial dentures, also known as “partials.” These are attached to your natural teeth with metal clasps or devices called precision attachments. As with complete dentures, it may take a couple of weeks to get used to your new partials, but that awkward feeling goes away quickly as your mouth adjusts. When you receive your partial dentures, Dr. Sorenson may advise you to wear them all the time. The professional team at Midlothian Family Dentistry will give you individual instructions on how long to wear your partial and when to take it out. Your mouth tissues need to rest, so patients are generally advised to remove their partial at least 15 minutes every day. One of the great benefits of replacing missing teeth with a partial is an improvement in your speech. Once you’re used to your new partial dentures, you’ll speak much more clearly and confidently. For more information about partials or to make an appointment with Dr. Sorenson, call our Midlothian office at (804) 897-7900. Read more about dentures: Your Tooth Implant Options Teeth Implants: The Permanent Solution to a Lost Tooth Complete Denture Care and Repair Denture Problems Ouch: Denture Stomatitis The False Teeth Shut-In The Art of Good Replacement Teeth Affordable Dentures Low Cost Dentures - Custom False Teeth - Are They For You? Regular Check-Ups for Your Dentures Out With The Old Dentures - In With The New! The Effects of Aging and Wear on the Mouth Why Have Regular Comprehensive Denture Check-Ups? Denture Identification When Should a Denture Be Replaced? Root Caries: An Epidemic of Age False Teeth - Usefulness of Denture Adhesives And How To Clean Up Your Dentures Metal Based Denture vs Plastic - Which is Best for You? Is It Time for New Dentures? Periodontal Disease And Older Adults Understanding What To Do With The Broken Denture - Denture Repair Partial Dentures - Precision and Semi Precision - Avoiding Conventional Partial Dentures and False Teeth Wearing A New Denture: What to Expect from Your Complete Dentures FAQs - Dental Information For Seniors Find A Dentist To Help You With Denture Repair Relieve Irritation With Soft Denture Liners Learn About Dental Implant Dentures What To Expect From An Immediate Dentures Procedure Dental Health and Caring for Seniors Denture Adhesives and Loose Dentures False Teeth: Porcelain vs. Plastic - Discover The Difference! If Your Dentures Make Your Mouth Sore Dry Mouth And The Denture Patient - Xerostomia Seniors - Age Brings Changes in Oral Care Common Consumer Questions About Affordable Dentures Affordable Dentures Care for Your Denture Repairs Conventional Removable Partial Dentures Prosthodontist - Frequently Asked Denture and Prosthodontic Dental Questions FAQ Dental Information - Denture and False Teeth Learn About Conventional Over-Denture Are Lower Dentures Always A Problem? « Back to Dentures	Call For An Appointment Now! (804) 897-7900 General Info: (804) 897-7900 The Flash 6 plugin or higher is required to view content on this page, but was not detected on your browser. First name: Email: Postal code: Subscribe to our newsletter? Our email policy - We promise never to sell, barter or rent your email address to any unauthorized party. Share \| Don't Forget to Floss! Clean between teeth daily with floss or an interdental cleaner. Decay-causing bacteria can hid between teeth where toothbrush bristles can't reach. Flossing helps remove plaque and food particles from between teeth and under the gum line. Visit Our Office Regularly! Take good care of your smile. Remember to visit the dentist regularly for professional cleanings and oral exams. Mouthwash Is Important, Too! Brushing and flossing may not be enough. The ADA now recommends using an antimicrobial mouthwash to reduce plaque and prevent gingivitis. Midlothian Family Dentistry Appts:(804) 897-7900 Dr. Robert A Sorenson Dr. William R Monacell Midlothian Family Dentistry 14420 Sommerville Court Midlothian, VA 23113 General Info: (804) 897-7900
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