[Farnham, 22 July 2016] – Dentures have been used for many centuries, and the modern versions offered by Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic are very realistic in terms of both function and appearance.

Whilst dentures are commonly associated with older people, they can be used to replace the missing teeth of patients of all ages. At Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic a popular option is to stabilise dentures using dental implants. This ensures the dentures stay firmly in position, whilst also preventing the issue of bone loss that commonly causes false teeth to become loose.

Dental implants are bionic tooth roots. Made from titanium, which supports bone growth, they actively prevent the problem of bone loss. It is the shrinkage of the jaw bone that can make traditional dentures loose, impacting on:

• Diet
• Speech
• Confidence

Loose dentures can also lead to denture sore mouth. Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic employs a unique collection of dental specialists, including implant surgeons who can treat even complex dental implant cases.

The dentures at Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic are made by Clinical Dental Technician Frank Thornton. Whether patients go the implant route or opt for standard, removable dentures, the teeth he creates will be comfortable and natural in terms of appearance and function.

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Premier dentures are handmade by Frank at Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic, who will use old photographs, digital imaging and special measurements to recreate your smile. These teeth will look so natural many people won’t notice you are wearing dentures.

Essential dentures comprise hard plastic teeth on a strong acrylic base. Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic offers essential dentures that are resistant to breakage and stains.

For those who choose dental implants, surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic or sedation at Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic.

Both full and partial dentures can be stabilised with dental implants at Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic, giving back all the function and appearance of natural teeth. For more information, visit http://www.elmsleighhouse.co.uk.