Full and partial dentures
Dentures are a removable way to replace several missing teeth or a full arch. A partial denture fills gaps between remaining teeth; a full denture replaces all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Dentures are a good choice when there isn't enough support for a fixed bridge.
Beautiful, natural-looking smiles
We pride ourselves on creating beautiful new smiles for many patients who didn't expect to smile like themselves again. Each denture is shaped and shaded to suit your face, so it looks natural and supports your lips and cheeks.
Want a firmer fit?
If you'd like extra holding power, an overdenture snaps onto dental implants or retained tooth roots — no adhesive necessary.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get dentures?
Making a denture takes several short visits for impressions, bite records and a try-in, so the final denture fits well.
Will dentures change how I talk or eat?
There's an adjustment period of a few weeks. Most people soon speak and eat comfortably, and we'll adjust the fit as needed.
Can dentures be relined?
Yes. As your gums change over time, a reline keeps the denture snug.