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DICE Dental in Springfield Gives Patients a Choice Between Conventional & Implant Dentures
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Conventional dentures in Springfield start at only $499, whether patients have insurance or not.

SPRINGFIELD, Pa. - PennZone -- Dentures are custom-fit artificial teeth and gums that replace all or some missing teeth. Patients can find affordable dentures in Springfield from DICE Dental, starting at only $499.

"There are conventional, partial, and overdentures available," explains Dr. Katie Alger, owner and operator of DICE Dental. "Each is slightly different in terms of comfort and convenience, but all of them are a natural, successful solution."

Conventional dentures are easy to remove and provide extra lip support for "an instant facelift." Dentures also one of the most affordable solutions, starting at only $499.

Partial dentures snap onto existing, natural teeth for a snug fit and are a removable alternative to a bridge.

Finally, implant overdentures use dental implants to stabilize dentures and keep them from growing loose over time. They are a more costly option, starting at $2,999. However, they are easy to remove, simple to clean, and are durable.

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Dental crowns and dental implants in Springfield are also available for patients looking for other solutions.

To learn more about dentures and the other cosmetic dentistry options from DICE Dental in Springfield, visit https://dice-dental.com/springfield/. New patients are welcome. DICE is only a short drive from Philadelphia, PA, and Wilmington, DE.  .

About DICE Dental: DICE Dental is a cosmetic dentist in Springfield, Southampton, and Bethlehem Township, PA. The practice was founded by Dr. Katie Alger, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University. She has made it her goal to reduce the barriers patients face when it comes to high-quality dental care. Using state-of-the-art technology, DICE offers dentures, implants, crowns, and extractions (DICE) to patients in a relaxed, comfortable, and accepting environment. To learn more, visit https://dice-dental.com/.

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