Losing your teeth impacts your life on a broad scale. You find yourself using just part of your mouth to chew or select softer foods, if not liquid. At the same time, you might feel self-conscious when you smile and when you talk.

Unfortunately, despite dentures being the optimal solution for older adults, our current system often requires patients to sit in the dentist's chair for eight hours or more just to be fitted for a pair. Then, patients spend weeks waiting to receive their dentures. What do you do in the meantime?

How Dentures Are Made

The average set of dentures is a multi-step, weekslong process:

1. Starts with a dentist visit to get molds made
2. Molds are sent to the lab for casting
3. Molds sent back to dentist
4. Dentist fits molds to a patient for custom-fitting
5. Denture is sent back to lab for alterations
6. Refined denture sent back to the dentist
7. The patient will check for final fitting and delivery

And this all, of course, assumes that the patient only needs one refinement. If additional refinements are needed, the time - and costs - can grow exponentially.

These multiple visits can also be costly. The average set of traditional dentures costs between $800 and upwards of $5,000, with most costing around $1,500.

As a result, mail-order dentures - also known as ready-made dentures - are growing in popularity for their convenience. Patients order a set online and then form the top, bottom or both portions using boil and bite technology - similar to molding a mouthguard.

High-Tech Meets Low Cost with Easy Denture™

A type of premade denture, Easy Denture™ reduces the time AND the cost involved in this process through an industry-defining concept. Here, you can custom-fit these flexible dentures to your mouth in less than five minutes with nothing more than hot water.

How does it work? Easy Denture™ is made from a patent-pending blend of pliable and moldable PMMA (acrylic). The multi-layered design enables strength, support, and a new level of comfort. Plus, the teeth and gum base provide a rigid skeleton similar to traditional dentures while still maintaining a soft, compliant layer that allows for customized adjusting and superior fit.

With Easy Denture™, you can:

• Avoid multiple adjustment visits
• Customize and refit up to 20 times
• Obtain a complete set of dentures at 50-75% of the cost of traditional dentures
• Achieve a custom smile in less than 5 minutes
• Custom-fit to your mouth in less than 5 minutes using hot water
• No messy molds or impressions needed
• Use a three-layer denture with NuvoFlex FlexFit Material
• Use it for 3 to 5 years if kept clean and adjusted properly
• Have a quality acrylic dentures (not 3D printed)
• Experience flexibility in the entire denture, including teeth, during the self-fitting process for a comfortable, custom fit for narrow or wide arches
• Avail a backup, temporary, or long-term denture solution
• Benefit from an award-winning product: 2020 Gold Edison of the Year for Top

Dental Innovation

• Trust a product used by over 1,000 Dentists
• FDA Registered product
• Boil, set, eat, and smile

Product Sizing:

If you're thinking about buying immediate dentures online, be mindful of how a full set may fit based on your body weight:

• Small/Medium fits less than 150 lbs.
• Medium/Large fits 150 lbs. or more

The Benefits of Premade Dentures

40 million Americans do not have ANY teeth. That is more than diabetes, breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease combined.

Edentulism, or toothlessness, not only affects a person's ability to eat their favorite foods, but it can influence their self-esteem. You find yourself making compromises about what you eat, your diet ends up being limited, and you might even turn down social invitations.

The team behind Easy Denture™ believes that everyone should be able to chew and eat healthy foods, laugh, and smile without being self-conscious. Providing an accessible full set of dentures, Easy Denture™ is based upon the idea that everyone regardless of socioeconomic status deserves access to oral care solutions that improve their life.

Through this mission, Easy Denture™ strives to fundamentally and forever change how oral care products are manufactured and delivered to consumers, ultimately changing the world one smile at a time.

FAQ's

How long do dentures typically last?

With sufficient care, a set of dentures lasts anywhere from five to 10 years. You can extend the lifespan of your dentures by making sure they don't slip out of your mouth during wear and soaking and cleaning them at night. Avoid biting down on hard foods and objects or grinding your teeth, as these habits accelerate wear.

When I order dentures online, can they be repaired if they are damaged?

With the Easy Denture™, you have the option to refit your set up to 20 times, thanks to boil-and-bite technology.

With traditional dentures, patients have options, including kits with adhesive for sealing cracks and chips. However, especially if you order dentures online instead of having a custom set made by your dentist, you may need to replace your pair if the damage renders them unusable.

What should I consider when purchasing boil-and-bite dentures online?

If you buy boil and bite dentures online, make sure to think about the following:

How a set of dentures may fit based on your body weight: When using Easy Denture™, the Small/Medium size is ideal for individuals weighing under 150 lbs., and the Medium/Large is suited to those 150 lbs. or more.

How you'll fit the set of dentures to your mouth: The Easy Denture™ lets you refit your set up to 20 times for a more customized fit. You may need to boil and bite down multiple times until you achieve a comfortable fit that doesn't slide around or out of your mouth.

How do I ensure dentures fit properly?

Dentures that slide around or out of your mouth don't fit correctly. As your mouth may change with age, this is to be expected.

Patients have a few options to ensure a proper fit:

• Make sure you're using enough adhesive in your mouth.
• Properly clean your dentures, and limit sources of potential damage.
• With boil-and-bite dentures, you have the option to boil the polymer and refit the set to your mouth.
• With traditional dentures, make an appointment with your dentist to determine why your dentures no longer fit. From here, your dentist may have your set adjusted or fit you to a new pair.

What is the difference between full dentures and partial dentures?

Full dentures involve replacements for all teeth in your mouth, including the top and bottom portions of your jaw. Partial dentures replace some of your teeth: This may be a full or part of a row of teeth, based on existing dental health. In this case, partial dentures secure to your healthy teeth to improve your smile and bite strength.

Videos

Easy Denture Boil and Bite Self-Fitting Tips & Tricks Videos

Trimming Excess Nuvoflex Material

Seeing Too Much, or Not Enough Teeth

Experiencing Gagging with Dentures?

Addressing Sore Spots

Boil and Bite Tips & Tricks

Adjusting Your Denture as Your Gums Change Over Time

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