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What to Expect When Getting Dentures

Why Dentures Are a Great Option for Missing Teeth

How Dentures Work to Restore Your Smile

Begin Your Journey to a Better Smile

Different Types of Dentures and Their Benefits


Complete Dentures: A Full Smile Solution
Complete dentures are designed to replace all the teeth in your upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. Custom-shaped to fit comfortably over your gums, they’re an excellent option if you’ve lost all your teeth due to age, gum disease, or injury.

Benefits of Complete Dentures:

Partial Dentures: Filling in the Gaps
Partial dentures are designed for patients who still have some natural teeth. They fill the spaces left by missing teeth and attach securely to your existing teeth with clasps or precision connectors. This option is ideal if your remaining teeth are healthy enough to support a denture.

Benefits of Partial Dentures:

Implant-Supported Dentures: Secure and Natural
Implant-supported dentures are anchored to dental implants placed in your jawbone, providing greater stability and comfort than traditional dentures. They can be used for both full and partial sets and closely mimic the look and feel of natural teeth.

Benefits of Implant-Supported Dentures:

Immediate Dentures: Walk Out with a Smile
Immediate dentures are placed right after your teeth are extracted, allowing you to leave your appointment with a complete smile. These dentures are made in advance, so you never have to go without teeth during the healing process.

Benefits of Immediate Dentures:

Snap-On Dentures: Secure and Convenient
Also known as overdentures, snap-on dentures fit over dental implants or natural teeth using special snap-on attachments. They provide a more stable fit than traditional dentures while remaining easy to remove for cleaning.

Benefits of Snap-On Dentures:


Frequently Asked Questions

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