Warning Signs that You Have an Abscess
An abscess warns you about an infection, but what warns you about an abscess? If you miss these signs of an abscess you may be neglecting a serious oral health problem.
Dr Hannah Baek says “You don’t have to live with loose fitting dentures”
Dr Hannah Baek has the solutions for loose fitting dentures. There are now a variety of treatment options for patients looking for relief for loose fitting dentures. The first step is to visit Healthy Smile Dental PC so the dentists can examine your mouth. Overtime, the bone and tissue supporting your denture can change. Patients with dentures or partials should routinely visit Healthy Smile Dental PC to check for tissue health and proper denture fit. The dentist will then present you with treatment options which may include:
Temporary denture reline
Indirect denture reline
Denture remake
Stabilize the denture with the support of dental implants
Having well fitting dentures will improve your function, speech, your ability to chew and your self confidence. Don’t wait, call Dr Baek for your consultation to find the right solutions for your loose fitting dentures.
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