Dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth. Available as partial or full sets, they restore chewing function, improve speech, and enhance appearance, offering an affordable, customizable solution for patients with multiple tooth loss.
Dentures replace multiple missing teeth with custom prosthetics. They rest on gums or attach to implants, restoring chewing, speech, and aesthetics. Modern designs fit securely and look natural. Patients regain confidence and function while supporting long-term oral and facial health.
Dentures help restore complete smiles by replacing missing teeth. They improve chewing, speaking, and confidence while supporting facial structure. Custom-made for comfort, dentures are removable, functional, and affordable solutions that allow patients to enjoy daily life with restored oral health.
Dentures
Restore smiles comfortably with custom, natural-looking dentures.
Individuals missing several or all teeth who desire an affordable, removable replacement may consider dentures. Suitable for both younger and older patients, modern dentures restore chewing, speaking, and facial appearance. This treatment is ideal for those not ready for or not candidates for implants, but who want improved function.
The dentures process includes impressions, fitting, and adjustments to ensure comfort and function. Patients may receive temporary dentures while final ones are crafted. Adapting takes time, but visits focus on refining the fit. Most appreciate the restoration of chewing ability, improved confidence, and the natural appearance of their smile.
Dentures typically take several appointments over 3–6 weeks. Each visit, lasting 30–60 minutes, involves impressions, fittings, and adjustments. Immediate dentures may be placed in a single visit but usually require follow-ups for refinements. The overall process ensures a comfortable fit and natural appearance tailored to each patient’s smile.
Dentures improve function and appearance but may take time to adjust. They should be cleaned daily and removed at night to let gums rest. Regular dental visits are necessary for adjustments. Over time, dentures may need relining or replacement as gums change shape, ensuring comfort and stability.
Recovery with dentures involves a short adjustment period. Soreness, increased saliva, or speech changes may occur at first. Over time, the mouth adapts, and comfort improves. Eating soft foods and practicing speaking can help. Regular adjustments and cleaning are important to ensure long-lasting comfort and a natural-looking smile.