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Overdentures – No More Messy Denture Adhesives!

If you have dentures, you know how embarrassing and irritating it can be to have them move without warning. So, you use more denture adhesive in hopes of making your teeth stay put, but the cream squeezes out everywhere. It’s time to let go of the mess. With dental implants installed as the stabilizers for your dentures your teeth will become “locked” in place, so they can’t move. Yet they readily snap off for cleaning. Say so long to messy creams! Ask us if you are a candidate for overdentures!

 Westshore Dentistry, Inc.  
Rajiv Motwani, DMD
4708 26th Street West
Bradenton, FL 34207
(941) 758-4543
WestshoreDentistryFL.com

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