ALSO SEE ABOVEFULL FACIAL PICS AND FULL EXPLANATION FOR FIXING WHAT EVERYONE ELSE FORGOT AND SADLY NO LONGER CONSIDERS PART OF JOB. Not just about the little white teeth. See the diff we can make to an entire face. Not just a close up shot!! WOW

We post this comment to cover certain remarks criticizing size of gum area on our main pinned picture of Full Full dentures. We feel it covers the point quite stunningly———👇🏼

Sadly fixed screw in ones don’t replace facial tissue so yes they can fit great but your cheeks sink in like a junkie lol. Often people look only at the close up pics of the teeth tips but sadly never consider rebuilding tissues which shrink massively in time. The above image was made for a very old person who’s face had collapsed, looked gaunt, purse lines all around lips, wrinkles and down turned lines at the sides of lips! How do you suppose a little bridge bolted on the patients ridge with only teeth could replace all this loss and collapsed facial structure?

Hence the larger gums for this particular patient.

Glad to have explained. We like our faces as much as our teeth and both are deeply connected. Can’t only just pop teeth on a ridge, or you can but often the face still looks shriveled and collapsed. All depends on the patient. Implants are only suitable for persons who’s bone depth and tissue formation is all ok and dandy, what would you do for a 90 yr old who has had no teeth for 40yrs and not enough bone depth for implants? Just forget about them?? These thousands of lovely elderly deserve a suitable option and cared for deeply. Elderly patients who seem pushed aside due to chasing younger more implant financially viable patients! Everyone including very old patients with no bone enough for implants deserve their apoearance and top product fit for purpose. Awful to imagine these hundreds of thousands of non viable elderly patients needs are simply ignored and or overlooked. We all shrink to a non implant viable point in the end. Fixed implants are great but as with all procedures only viable for a portion of people. Here we don’t chase big bucks, we help those who are missed by a financially driven system. Pretty much all my patients over 75 would agree. Has everyone just forgotten for over 50yrs until only two decades ago the common place practice was to remove all teeth around the age of 21,, living for often 40-50yrs without teeth and in all cases tissues/bone simply due to time have near vanished compared to the original size?

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