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Complete Dentures

Complete dentures are used when a patient is missing all upper, lower, or both sets of teeth. These full-arch restorations are custom-made to fit your mouth and provide a natural appearance. The process typically involves several appointments to ensure proper fit and comfort. Once placed, a short adjustment period is expected as your gums adapt to the new appliance.

Immediate Dentures

Immediate dentures are placed right after dental extractions so you never have to go without teeth during the healing period. Before the extractions, impressions are taken to ensure your dentures are ready for immediate placement. This is an excellent option for patients concerned about appearance or functionality immediately following tooth removal.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are designed to fill the gaps left by missing teeth while supporting your remaining natural teeth. They help prevent shifting and maintain alignment. These removable appliances are often made of acrylic or metal and are crafted to blend in with your natural teeth. In many cases, partials can be completed quickly, sometimes in a single day.

Implant Retained Dentures (Overdentures)

Implant retained dentures are supported by dental implants placed in the jawbone. These dentures snap into place over the implants, offering better stability than traditional removable options. This type of denture can still be removed for cleaning but provides a secure fit that improves confidence while eating and speaking.

Implant Supported Dentures

Implant supported dentures are a more permanent solution that relies entirely on implants for retention. Unlike overdentures, these are typically fixed into place and cannot be removed without assistance from your dentist. They provide exceptional stability, comfort, and function for patients seeking a long-term tooth replacement solution.

Denture Relines

If your dentures start to feel loose or uncomfortable, a reline may be necessary. This involves adding new material to the inside of the denture base to improve the fit. Natural changes such as weight loss or gum shrinkage can cause dentures to loosen over time. For optimal comfort, relines are recommended every two years.

Denture Rebases

A denture rebase replaces the entire pink acrylic base of your denture while keeping the existing teeth intact. This is often done when the base is worn out or damaged, but the teeth are still in good condition. Rebasing improves comfort and function without the cost of replacing the full appliance.

Denture Repair

Accidents and daily wear can lead to damaged dentures. Whether your denture is cracked, chipped, or broken, we can repair it quickly and professionally. Prompt repairs are important to avoid injury or further damage. In most cases, repairs can be done without needing a full replacement.

Soft Liners

Soft liners are added to the base of your dentures to improve comfort and reduce sore spots. They act as a cushion between the denture and your gums, making them ideal for patients with sensitive oral tissues or those who experience irritation from traditional hard acrylic bases.

Precision Dentures

Precision dentures are crafted with greater detail and customization than standard dentures. These dentures provide improved fit, comfort, and aesthetics. They are made using advanced techniques and higher-quality materials for a more natural look and longer-lasting wear.

Flippers

Flippers are lightweight, removable partial dentures used to replace one or a few missing teeth. They are often used as a temporary solution while waiting for a more permanent restoration such as an implant or bridge. Flippers are easy to wear, affordable, and help maintain the appearance of your smile during treatment.