Full dentures
Full (complete) dentures replace an entire upper or lower arch of teeth. They are custom-made from impressions of your mouth and designed to fit comfortably on your gums, support your lips and cheeks and give you a full, natural-looking smile.
Partial dentures
If you still have some healthy natural teeth, a partial denture fills in the gaps. It attaches discreetly to your remaining teeth, keeps them from shifting and restores your ability to chew comfortably.
Implant-supported options
For patients who want more stability, dental implants can be used to anchor a denture so it doesn’t slip or move while you eat or talk. We’ll help you compare traditional and implant-supported options so you can choose what is best for your lifestyle and budget.
The denture process
We take time to get the details right: we evaluate your mouth, take precise impressions, help you choose a natural tooth shade and shape, and check the fit and bite before your final denture is completed. After you receive your dentures, we’ll schedule follow-up visits to make any adjustments for comfort.
Caring for your dentures
Clean your dentures daily, remove them at night if recommended, and keep up with regular checkups. Over time, the shape of your gums and jaw naturally changes, so periodic relines or adjustments help keep your dentures fitting well.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get used to new dentures?
Most people adjust within a few weeks. Starting with softer foods and practicing speaking aloud helps, and we will make adjustments if anything feels uncomfortable.
Will my dentures look natural?
Yes. We help you select the tooth shade, size and shape that suit your face so your dentures look like a natural smile.
Are dentures covered by insurance?
Many dental plans cover part of the cost of dentures. We will check your benefits and give you a clear estimate.