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Dentures Ask The Dentist Dan Marinic Question:
Bottom Denture no gum: My bottom gum is nearly gone.

I wear top and bottom dentures. I am 41 years old. Is there a procedure to rebuild the bottom gums? ... Visitor from South Africa

Answer:
The gums go away because the bone underneath is disappearing.

Dental implants will allow the bone to stop going away. They are artificial roots which attach to your denture. They feel like having your own teeth.

Chicago Metro Cosmetic Implant Dentist
Teeth In An Hour - USA
Daniel Marinic, DDS FICOI
2611 Broadway Avenue
Evanston, Illinois IL 60201
(847) 475-8700

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