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High-Quality, Comfortable, and Affordable Dentures in Bethlehem Available from DICE Dental
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Immediate, conventional, and implant overdentures are available from DICE Dental in Bethlehem.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - PennZone -- Dentures in Bethlehem are available from DICE Dental. Patients with missing or damaged teeth can find immediate dentures, conventional dentures, and implant overdentures from the Lehigh Valley cosmetic dentist. There are pros and cons to the various types of dentures, which Dr. Matthew Lang and his team will help patients understand.

"Depending on their oral health, number of missing teeth, budget, and lifestyle, some patients may opt for conventional dentures while others may want overdentures," says Dr. Lang. "During our free consultation, we will walk patients through the options they have available to them and help them understand which will be best for their smile."

Immediate dentures start at $499 and are delivered immediately following extraction. This ensures patients can leave the office that day with a full set of teeth. Conventional dentures, also $499, are delivered roughly 6- to 8 weeks later. They're made in-house at DICE Dental. Over several appointments, Dr. Lang will work with patients to adjust and reline the dentures until they fit comfortably.

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Implant overdentures are a more involved process and more expensive than traditional methods. However, they offer stability not found with conventional dentures. Implant overdentures start at $2,750. This price includes two implants that are surgically placed on the upper or lower jaw. Then, the denture can snap onto the implants. The more implants, the less movement will occur when eating.

"There is a type of denture for every age, every budget, and every need," adds Dr. Lang.

Other services offered by DICE Dental in Bethlehem include dental implants, crowns, and extractions.

To request a free consultation and learn more about the affordable dental services offered by DICE Dental, visit https://dice-dental.com/bethlehem-township/. New patients are welcome.

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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