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Oral Surgery Procedures \u00b7 Denture Preparation<\/p>

Pre-Prosthetic Surgery<\/h1>

A partial or full denture rests on the ridges of bone and gum where teeth used to be. When those ridges are sharp, uneven or blocked by extra bone or tissue, a denture can\u2019t sit securely or comfortably. Pre-prosthetic surgery reshapes the bone and gums so dentures and other prosthetics fit better, stay in place and feel more comfortable.<\/p>

event<\/span> Often 1 visit<\/strong> procedures can be combined<\/p> <\/div>

lock<\/span> Local or sedation<\/strong> anesthesia options<\/p> <\/div>

verified<\/span> Better fit<\/strong> for dentures and partials<\/p> <\/div> <\/div>

event<\/span>Book Consultation<\/a><\/div>
Before Anesthesia Guide<\/a><\/div> <\/div> <\/div>

Why It\u2019s Done<\/p>

Preparing a stable foundation<\/h2>

Surgery is recommended only when the shape of the bone or gums would compromise how a denture fits or functions.<\/p> <\/div>

warning<\/span><\/p>

Signs it may help<\/h3>