Partial Dentures
A removable partial denture fills spaces while working with the remaining natural teeth. Shape, size, and color are selected to blend with the surrounding smile.
Comfortable options for a complete smile
Dentures
Dentures are a straightforward way to replace several or all missing teeth. The design depends on the number of remaining teeth, oral anatomy, preferences, and whether implants are part of the plan.
Traditional Dentures
A conventional full denture replaces all teeth in an upper or lower arch. It is worn during the day and removed at night for cleaning and tissue rest.
Snap-In Dentures
An implant-supported overdenture attaches to dental implants for added stability and remains removable for hygiene. The number of implants varies by anatomy and treatment plan.
All-on-4 Fixed Full-Arch Dentures
All-on-4 treatment uses a strategically planned set of implants to support a fixed full-arch restoration. Unlike a removable snap-in denture, it stays in place and is removed only by a dental professional. A consultation and 3D imaging determine candidacy and timing.
All-on-4 Fixed Full-Arch Dentures
All-on-4 treatment uses a strategically planned set of implants to support a fixed full-arch restoration. Unlike a removable snap-in denture, it stays in place and is removed only by a dental professional. A consultation and 3D imaging determine candidacy and timing.
Frequently asked
Questions about dentures
Call your preferred office for details specific to your care, coverage, or appointment.
How long does it take to get dentures?
Timing depends on whether teeth need to be removed, the type of denture, healing, and the number of fitting appointments.
Can dentures be secured with implants?
Often, yes. A clinical evaluation is needed to determine whether implants are appropriate.
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