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What kind of dentures do people in their 40s usually use?
Q. What kind of dentures do people in their 40s usually use?
I am still in my 40s and I am missing all of my upper and lower inner molars. I have always been resistant to the ideas of getting dentures. So far I have been able to get by without these molars. I recently heard at my dental clinic that the condition of my jaw will get worse and worse if I do not do something about them. My jaw is already in bad enough condition so I am thinking about getting dentures, but I would like to get the most natural ones available.
A. As far as age goes, you are still very young in your 40s.
This means that you are going to have to consider 10, 20, and even 30 years in the future. You have a choice as to whether you want to use a treatment method that would make your condition worse, or one that would support your remaining teeth as long as possible. And it goes without saying that it is also important for someone as young as yourself to choose dentures that will not be easily noticeable to people around you.
This is probably the reason why most young people choose implants.
Did you know that there are actually dentures that are practically unnoticeable?
Moreover, they provide a natural bite that is as strong as the bite of your real teeth. These are dentures made with the telescope system developed in Germany.
Our clinic provides consultation to many young patients. Most of them choose the telescope system treatment method. They are always very pleased with their restored functionality and the fact that their dentures go unnoticed.
Among people who begin using dentures in their 30s and 40s, many of them have shared with the same worries as you have. That is, they also have lost their inner molars.
I know it can be stressful for someone when they get their first pair of dentures.
Some of the things I hear when talking to people going in for dentures for the first time are, "I am embarrassed that people will see the wire clasps on my teeth when I laugh" or, "I don't want my family or my significant other to know that I have dentures so I don't want to take them out often".
So what is the telescope system that can solve these problems?
"I am embarrassed that people will see the wire clasps on my teeth when I laugh."
Your apprehension is quite understandable. Even if the wire clasps are thin, they are still visible. So people are going to catch wind of your dentures sooner or later. There are many types of dentures. I often hear people who decide to go with implants because of their anxiety towards metal clasps. But if there were only more natural dentures with completely invisible clasps, then we could consider them an alternative to implants.
Our clinic recommends the telescope system, a technology developed in Germany. Not only can no one tell that you are wearing dentures due to the fact that there are no metal clasps, but these dentures provide a strong bite that will make you feel like they are a part of you. In recent years the number of people resistant to implants has been increasing. At our clinic, we offer implants and telescope system dentures among our treatment options. Most patients choose the telescope system. These dentures have more than 100 years of history in Germany, but they are not yet widely known in Japan.
"I don't want my family or my significant other to know that I have dentures so I don't want to have to take them out often."
This is entirely understandable. You really should only have to take out your dentures to brush your teeth and that is it. If you are out of our house and the timing is not right to take out your dentures, a simple rinse should do. There is no need to take out telescope system dentures while you sleep. No one wants to wake up at night and be seen walking around with no teeth! It may seem necessary to rest the membrane of your mouth during the night time, but since telescope system dentures do not exert pressure on the membrane, there really is no need for this. There is nothing fun about constantly worrying about your dentures while talking with friends or that special someone. With telescope system dentures, there is no awkward feeling in your mouth and you can enjoy every day as your dentures become a part of you.
It seems that you are used to living life without inner molars. But it is true that leaving this condition as it is poses a significant risk to the joints of the jaw. It is the job of the smaller molars to grind food so they are being exposed to a much heavier burden and this may cause them to fall out.
Now is the chance to make a positive choice for you future by choosing a reliable treatment method.
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