Dentures are removable replacement teeth designed to restore chewing, speech, and the natural appearance of a full smile. Modern dentures are lighter, more comfortable, and more lifelike than ever.

Types of Dentures

Complete (full) dentures replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Partial dentures fill in gaps when some natural teeth remain. Immediate dentures are placed the same day teeth are extracted to avoid going without teeth. Implant-supported overdentures snap onto two or more implants for dramatically better stability.

The Fitting Process

Four to five appointments over several weeks. Impressions and bite records are taken, a wax try-in lets you preview the look, and final dentures are crafted and adjusted for a comfortable fit.

Adjusting to New Dentures

Speech and chewing feel different at first. Practice reading aloud, start with soft foods, and use a denture adhesive if needed for confidence. Most people fully adapt within a few weeks.

Care & Maintenance

Clean dentures daily with a soft brush and denture cleanser. Remove them at night to let your gum tissue rest. Soak in water or denture solution to prevent warping. Visit your dentist annually for relines as the jaw shape gradually changes.

Will They Look Natural?

Yes. Modern dentures are sculpted to your face shape and jaw line, with shade-matched teeth. Most people find that a well-made denture is indistinguishable from natural teeth.