Chicago, Illinois: South and West Loop Dental, one of the premier dental service providers in the Chicago area, is offering complimentary consultations for potential patients who may need dentures in order to replace their natural teeth.

By taking advantage of one of these complimentary consultations, the professional team at South and West Loop Dental can not only help a prospective patient determine whether dentures are the best fit for them but also determine exactly what type of dentures to use because there are three varieties available to patients to choose from. Each of these options has their own advantages and disadvantages, and one choice will likely be more beneficial than the others for each client. A patient has the option to choose between immediate dentures, overdentures, and removable partial dentures.

After the dental staff removes a patient’s teeth, they place immediate dentures. This option replaces missing teeth right away to restore function, as well as provide a number of other benefits, such as reducing bleeding and protecting the gums during the healing process. Patients may need to follow up for a permanent set of dentures to ensure the proper fit after healing is complete.

Overdentures are unique because they span spaces between teeth, rather than replacing all of them. These dentures are typically attached to existing implants or any remaining teeth. This is the most minimal denture type of the three.

Removable partial dentures are constructed on a metal frame and can be removed whenever necessary. This frame attaches to existing teeth, which means it’s ideal for those who are only missing some of their teeth.

Anyone interested in learning about the dentures offered can find out more by visiting the South and West Loop Dental website or by calling 312-733-8040.

About South and West Loop Dental: South and West Loop Dental is one of the premier providers of dental services in the greater Chicago area. They offer a vast array of cosmetic dentistry services, including a variety of denture installations, and are conveniently located for easy access by their ever-growing patient base. They accept a wide variety of insurance providers and attempt to serve every person who walks through their doors.