Dentures

Complete and Partial Dentures
Implant-Supported and Implant-Retained Dentures
Repairing Your Dentures
Refitting/Relining Your Dentures
Replacing Your Dentures

Complete and Partial Dentures

Complete upper and/or lower dentures are for patients who are missing all of their natural teeth. Partial dentures are for patients who are missing only some of their teeth. After an initial assessment of your general and oral health, our Denturist can suggest a treatment plan that best suits your individual needs and preferences.

Each of our dentures is carefully crafted to best fit your needs. We use the highest quality materials for the manufacture of your dentures. All laboratory work is done on the premises, ensuring high quality, prompt service with personalized attention. We are also certified to offer BPS® Dentures - the standard for aesthetics, comfort, fit and function.

Implant-Supported and Implant-Retained Dentures

A dental implant is a titanium post that is placed into the jawbone to hold a replacement tooth, bridge or to provide support for a denture. Dental implants provide the ultimate security and comfort for chewing and talking.

To ensure the best possible outcome of implant-supported or implant-retained dentures, you should first consult a Denturist. Once we design the preliminary dentures, we enable the oral surgeon to determine the best possible location of the implant. Four to six months after the implants are inserted and healed, you will receive customized implant denture - and the whole process is completed. The patient will enjoy all the comfort and benefits of stable, natural-looking teeth.

Consult us to discover how dental implants can improve the quality of your life.

Repairing Your Dentures

In most cases cracked or broken dentures can be repaired while you wait. Contact our office for a free consultation.

Relining / Refitting Your Dentures

Over time, changes occur in the mouth and as a result, the dentures become loose or ill-fitting. To ensure continued comfort, your dentures should be relined or refitted every other year. For this procedure, new material is added to the inside of the denture to provide proper fit and comfort.

Replacing Your Dentures

Dentures cannot last forever. Although each case is individual, as a guideline, dentures should be replaced every 5-7 years. It is important to replace worn or poorly fitting dentures before they cause problems.