Full & Partial Dentures
A well-made denture should feel stable, look natural, and let you eat the foods you love. We design dentures around your face, your bite, and your daily life.
Full dentures
When all of the natural teeth in an arch are missing, a full denture replaces them. Modern materials and digital workflow let us build dentures that look natural — not the bulky, obvious-looking dentures of decades past.
Partial dentures
If you still have several healthy teeth, a partial denture fills in the gaps without removing or grinding down what you have. Partials use small clasps or precision attachments to stay in place.
The fitting process
- Initial exam and treatment planning
- Precision impressions and bite registration
- Try-in visits to perfect shade and tooth position
- Final delivery and follow-up adjustments to fine-tune fit
Care for your dentures
Clean your dentures daily, soak them overnight, and bring them in for an annual exam so we can check the fit and inspect your gums. A poorly-fitting denture causes sore spots and accelerates jawbone loss — both worth catching early.
Want a more stable solution? Many denture wearers eventually choose to upgrade to implant-supported dentures or All-on-4 / All-on-X. We'll happily walk you through every option at your appointment.
Dentures & Partials FAQ
Typically 4 to 6 weeks from impressions to final delivery, with a couple of in-office try-in visits along the way to refine fit, shade, and tooth position.
If you're a candidate, yes — implant-supported dentures are dramatically more stable. We'll explain both options at your consultation. See our <a href='/services/implant-supported-dentures/'>implant-supported dentures page</a>.
Most dentures need to be relined every few years and replaced every 5–10 years as your gums and bone naturally change shape. Good fit matters — a loose denture accelerates bone loss.