Natural-Looking Dentures: Restore Your Smile & Confidence

Full Dentures – Conventional and Immediate
Other Common Types of Dentures
- Partial Dentures: Partials are designed to replace missing teeth when some of your natural teeth remain. They offer an excellent removable alternative to fixed dental bridges. Most partial dentures consist of thin metal frameworks with small metal clasps that attach to neighboring teeth. They are incredibly natural-looking, functional, and comfortable.
- Implant-Supported Dentures: Implant-supported dentures can be either full or partial. What sets them apart is their reliance on dental implants, which are the only restorations available that act like natural tooth roots. That helps stimulate the bone in the area and prevents bone loss. Implants provide an incredibly stable foundation to support your replacement teeth, leaving you with exceptional, life-like results. With proper care, your implant-supported dentures can last a lifetime!
Why Replace Missing Teeth?
How Should You Care for Dentures?
Dentures require daily brushing using a soft-bristled denture brush and non-abrasive toothpaste. You'll also need to rinse them well after every meal. Never expose your dentures to very hot water, which can warp the restoration. When not in your mouth, store your dentures in a mild denture cleanser and rinse them before wearing them once again.
Avoid making any repairs to your dentures. If you have any sore spots, if your dentures are loose, or if they sustain any damage, contact our office for an appointment. We will make any adjustments necessary to ensure your dentures remain comfortable and functional for many years to come.



