Tired of Loose Teeth? How Complete and Partial Dentures Restore Chewing and Confidence

10 December, 2025Dentures
Complete and Partial Dentures

There is nothing more embarrassing than a denture that clicks, slips, or falls out when you are trying to speak or laugh. For many patients, the fear of "loose teeth" leads to social isolation. They stop going to weddings, stop eating in public, and stop smiling.

It doesn't have to be this way.

At Deshpande Dental Care & Implant Centre, we want you to know that modern dentistry has moved far beyond the loose, plastic plates of the past. Whether you are missing all your teeth or just a few, we offer High-Precision Dentures engineered for suction, stability, and style.

The Hidden Cost of Missing Teeth

Losing teeth isn't just a cosmetic issue; it's a health crisis.

  • Digestion Problems: If you can't chew food properly, you swallow large chunks, leading to indigestion and poor nutrient absorption.
  • Facial Collapse: Without teeth to support them, your lips and cheeks cave in, making you look decades older.
  • Speech Issues: Teeth are essential for pronouncing words like "S," "F," and "V."

Solution 1: Complete Dentures (The BPS Advantage)

If you have lost all your teeth, you need a Complete Denture. But not all dentures are created equal.

Standard dentures are often made using generic measurements. This is why they float and cause sores. Dr. Varun Deshpande (MDS Prosthodontist) specializes in BPS (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) Dentures.

Why BPS is Better:

  1. Suction: We use a specialized "border molding" technique to capture the movement of your tongue and cheeks. This creates a vacuum seal that keeps the denture tight against your gums.
  2. Chewing Power: BPS dentures are made from high-impact material that allows you to eat harder foods like bhakri or raw fruits.
  3. Aesthetics: The teeth look like real enamel with natural shading, not opaque white plastic tic-tacs.

Solution 2: Partial Dentures (Filling the Gaps)

If you still have some healthy teeth, you don't need a full plate. A Removable Partial Denture (RPD) replaces only the missing teeth, using your natural teeth as anchors.

Types We Offer:

  • Cast Partial Dentures (The Gold Standard): These have a lightweight, hidden metal framework. They are extremely hygienic, thin, and do not damage the gums.
  • Flexible Dentures (Valplast): Made of a nylon-like material with no metal hooks. They are great for aesthetics but offer less chewing support than cast metal.

Solution 3: Implant-Supported Dentures (The Ultimate Fix)

For patients with severe bone loss where even the best denture won't stick, we offer Implant-Supported Overdentures.

  • We place 2 to 4 dental implants in your jaw.
  • The denture "snaps" onto these implants like a button.
  • Result: Zero movement. You can bite into an apple without worry.

Dr. Varun's Promise

As a Prosthodontist, Dr. Varun treats dentures as a precise science, not a product.

"A denture shouldn't just fill your mouth; it should restore your face. I spend extra time recording your jaw movements to ensure that when you smile, your lips are supported, and when you chew, the teeth meet perfectly."

Comparison: Old vs. New

FeatureStandard DentureBPS / Precision Denture
FitOften loose, needs adhesiveHigh suction, custom fit
LookFlat, fake-looking teethNatural, layered aesthetics
StrengthProne to breakingHigh-impact resistance
ProcedureFewer stepsDetailed jaw tracking

Conclusion

You deserve to eat your favorite foods and laugh without holding your hand over your mouth.

Get the fit you deserve. Visit Deshpande Dental Care (Civil Chowk or Jule Solapur) for a consultation with Dr. Varun Deshpande. Let's get you smiling again.

Frequently Asked Questions


Standard dentures often rely on generic measurements. As your jawbone shrinks over time, the fit worsens. Loose dentures can also be a result of poor suction or lack of bone support.

BPS (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) Dentures are high-precision dentures. They use a specialized 'border molding' technique to create a strong suction seal with your gums, offering superior stability and chewing ability compared to regular dentures.

Yes. BPS dentures are made from high-impact materials and are fitted to function with your jaw muscles, allowing you to eat harder foods like bhakri or raw fruit much more easily than with standard dentures.

Flexible (Valplast) dentures have no metal hooks and are better for aesthetics. Cast Partial Dentures have a hidden metal framework, making them thinner, more hygienic, and better for chewing support.

The best solution for loose dentures is Implant-Supported Overdentures. We place 2-4 implants in your jaw, and the denture snaps onto them, ensuring zero movement.

Poorly made partials can damage gums. However, our Cast Partial Dentures are designed to be tooth-supported rather than gum-supported, which protects your remaining natural teeth and gums.

BPS dentures typically require a few appointments to record your jaw movements precisely. The result is a custom fit that restores your facial appearance and function.

No. BPS dentures use high-quality teeth with natural layering and shading. They are designed to support your lips and cheeks, often making you look younger.

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