Why Choose All Dental for Dentures?
- Multiple Denture Types Available
- Experienced Team
- Friendly, Professional Service
Dear Patient,
Effective 07/26/2024 All Dental Watertown at 21 Main Street, Watertown, MA will be closing. We are sorry for any inconvenience this causes. We have greatly valued being part of the Watertown community over the years.
Your continued care is our priority, and we have the following options to continue your dental care. Dr. Andrey Mazo, Dental Director, and his team will be supporting you during the transition. All calls to the Watertown office after 7/26/24 will be forwarded to All Dental Westborough so we can answer questions, forward records, and provide support. You can also call the Westborough office directly at (508) 870-1911. Our team is fluent in Russian and English.
For our patients with Mass Heatlh
If you are a Mass Health patient, you can be seen at the BU Dental School. BU Dental School has experienced dentists, hygienists, and students providing a wide range of patient services. As a new patient, you can visit their website for more information.
Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine 635 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02118 617-358-8310
You can also call the MASSHEALTH Customer Service line at 800-207-5019. A representative can provide you with local offices accepting new patients. Once you are ready to see a new dentist, you can request your records and x-rays to be forwarded. There will be no charge for this service. We keep your records securely stored for 8 years as required and you can request them at any time. There is no immediate rush or concern. Please send email request for records to AllDentalWatertown@42northdental.com or call us at 508-870-1911
For all other patients
For all other patients, we have two convenient locations for you: All Dental Westborough and Gentle Dental Belmont.
Our All Dental Westborough location is at 76 Otis Street, Westborough, MA and offers all phases of dental care from general services to more specialized care. Our All Dental Westborough location has an excellent team of doctors and will continue to treat your dental needs. Dr. Andrey Mazo will continue to practice in the Westborough location, where he is Dental Director. He is joined by dentists Dr. Parvathi Nadimpalli, Dr. Houman Ghanbari, and Dr. Perio Martin Urban, a Periodontist. Dr. Alexander Verbitsky will also be transferring to this office from Watertown.
Gentle Dental Belmont, which is less than 10 minutes away at 250 Trapelo Road, Belmont MA, is also accepting patients from All Dental Watertown. Our Gentle Dental Belmont location is at 250 Trapelo Road in Belmont and offers all phases of dental care from general services to more specialized care. Dental Director, Dr. Lilia Cucerov has been practicing dentistry for over thirty years and is fluent in Russian and English. Dr. Cucerov is joined by Dr. Fady Eid, Periodontist Dr. Abdullah Othman, and Orthodontist Dr. Shaima Tabari.
All Dental and Gentle Dental are both 42 North Dental-supported practices. This means the experience will be seamless for patients with records and x-rays immediately available with no lapse in treatment. If you choose another dentist, please use this form to request your records once you are ready for a next appointment.
For our Russian-Speaking patients: The front desk in All Dental Westborough speaks Russian and English should you need help making an appointment at either location. Please note that the dentist in Gentle Dental Belmont speaks Russian and English but the front desk does not.
Thank you again for choosing us for your dental care. We appreciate getting to know you and your families and wish you good dental health in the future.
Sincerely,
All Dental
Millions of people across the U.S. have suffered a significant degree of tooth loss. If you are among them, you may be thinking about getting dentures. The All Dental team will be happy to help you acquire a functional, aesthetically pleasing prosthetic. Read on below to learn more about dentures in Westborough, including who is a good candidate for them and the different types of dentures that are available. When you are ready to schedule your tooth replacement consultation, contact our office.
Missing teeth can adversely affect your confidence, your ability to eat your favorite foods, and your speech. If you are struggling with such issues and it appears that your gums are healthy, your dentist in Westborough may recommend that you receive dentures. Keep in mind, though, that dentures are typically reserved as a treatment for extensive tooth loss. If you are missing just a few teeth, a bridge or another tooth replacement solution may be a better option.
Not all dentures are the same. When you visit us for your consultation, we will learn about your oral health and your goals for treatment before we recommend which type of denture would be best for you. Depending on what we learn, we may recommend one of the following:
Partial dentures are like a puzzle piece that fits in exactly where it is needed. They are held in the mouth with the help of small clips or attachments. They are an excellent option for patients whose remaining natural teeth are still relatively healthy and are unlikely to require extraction in the near future.
A full denture replaces either all of the upper or all of the lower teeth. It is custom-made to fit over the gums as comfortably as possible. Natural suction is usually powerful enough to hold a denture in place. However, some patients choose to use a mild adhesive for extra security.
Traditional dentures are a fine form of tooth replacement. However, they tend to lose their fit over time. They also have other disadvantages. Implant dentures are more secure because they are held in place by prosthetic tooth roots (dental implants). They are much more secure and have a longer life expectancy than traditional dentures.
Some benefits of dentures include:
Dentures are affordable for most of our patients. Of course, their price can vary based on a number of factors. When you visit us for your consultation, we can provide you with a personalized estimate. We will also help you understand your payment options, such as insurance, financing, and our in-house membership plan.
A few major factors that affect the cost of dentures include:
If you ever come across a deal for “bargain” dentures, be very wary. Remember, you usually get what you pay for, and quality is very important for what goes in your mouth.
Yes, implant dentures have a significantly higher price than conventional prostheses. The difference in cost is due to the fact that implant dentures require more time, materials, and skills.
Is the increase in price worth it? The vast majority of patients would say yes. Implant dentures are incredibly strong and natural-feeling. They can even preserve the jawbone, something that other types of tooth replacement cannot accomplish. Plus, they can last for many years. In fact, their longevity may make them a better long-term value than traditional dentures, which usually need to be replaced every 5 – 7 years.
It is very common for denture insurance to cover dentures. They are usually classed as a major procedure, so around 50% of their cost might be covered, up to the amount of your plan’s annual maximum. Our team welcomes many types of insurance, and we will be happy to help you maximize your benefits. Simply give us your policy information so we can assist you as you strive to minimize your out-of-pocket costs.
In addition to dental insurance, there are a few provisions that may be available to help you afford your new smile:
Are you eager to learn more about dentures and their price? Our team would be happy to answer your questions and get you on the road to a restored smile. Book your consultation with us today!
Are you ready to get dentures in Westborough, or would you like more information before you schedule your consultation? If it is the latter, we invite you to take a look at the following list of frequently asked questions. If you do not find the information you were specifically looking for, give us a call. We enjoy speaking with our patients, and we will do what we can do help you find answers to all of your questions.
Some patients are eligible for immediate dentures, which are placed shortly after tooth extractions. However, immediate dentures must be adjusted more frequently than conventional dentures due to the mouth’s changing shape. Traditionally, the wait time between extractions and denture placement is 6 – 8 weeks. The waiting period allows the gums to heal.
If you are getting implant dentures, it might be several months after your extractions before you get your dentures. In the meantime, you will undergo a surgery to have dental implants placed in your jawbone.
It is always best to keep your natural teeth if at all possible. Therefore, if your remaining natural teeth are still somewhat healthy, we may recommend that you retain them. We may provide a partial denture to fill in any empty spaces around them. On the other hand, if your remaining teeth are badly damaged, or you are suffering from advanced gum disease, we may have to remove your teeth. Then after you heal adequately, we can provide you with full dentures.
When you first get your dentures, we may recommend that you wear them 24 hours, including while you sleep. After that, however, you should remove your denture every night. This allows your gums to rest and provides you the opportunity to thoroughly clean your prosthetic. Your excellent oral hygiene routine will prevent bacteria from accumulating beneath your denture and leading to bad breath and possible infections. If you wish to keep your dentures in 24/7, your best option would be to purchase a fixed implant denture.
If you undergo extractions prior to getting dentures, you can expect some soreness after your procedure. Pain medications, ice, and other measures should keep your discomfort to a minimum. Later, when you get your prosthetic teeth, you will have to go through an adjustment period. At first, your denture may feel somewhat uncomfortable. After several weeks or a few months, however, it should be easy for you to use and wear. If you experience any unusual, severe, or persistent pain, call your denture dentist in Westborough right away.