neuromuscular dentures

Neuromuscular Dentures offer a superior fit and the added benefit of optimum muscle relaxation and function along with a more youthful look.

The unique and specialized design of Neuromuscular Dentures employs principles of neuromuscular dentistry that seek to achieve and maintain optimum muscle relaxation and function. This technique compensates for the loss of the jawbone and brings the patient back to their youthful smile. This specialized denture technique achieves a much younger look as if they had a facelift but without the surgery. And because they offer the most customized fit possible, they allow the wearer to experience functional and aesthetic benefits that traditional dentures cannot.

Oftentimes traditional dentures are loose making it difficult for the patient to speak, laugh or eat. They also fail to account for optimum neuromuscular dimensions which is why they result in patients who appear to have a sunken facial appearance. When a dentist who is trained to account for these dimensions takes the time to design Neuromuscular Dentures, the result is a patient who can eat normally again and who benefits from the health and the age-defying benefits of this innovative treatment.

Neuromuscular Dentures replace teeth and stimulate the jawbone through neuromuscular function and support. Traditional dentures do not provide direct stimulation to the alveolar bone and only serve to replace missing teeth as a result don’t allow the jawbones (upper and lower) an opportunity to maintain their shape and function. They do not support the surrounding facial structures and the patient ends up with a sunken, aged look.

If you want a dental restoration that allows you to smile confidently again, schedule a consultation with Dr. Tsar!

benefits

  • Plumper lips

  • Fewer wrinkles

  • Improved facial appearance

  • Better chewing and speaking capabilities

  • Better fit than all the other dentures

  • Improved underlying facial support

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