Your Denture Options
Partial Dentures
Implant-Supported Dentures
Adjusting to Dentures
The first couple of weeks take some getting used to — eating and speaking feel different at first, and that's completely normal. We schedule follow-ups to adjust the fit, because a denture that isn't adjusted properly is a denture you won't wear.
Over time your jaw changes shape, so dentures need periodic relining. Keeping up with those appointments is what separates a comfortable denture from a frustrating one.
Full Dentures
A complete replacement for an entire upper or lower arch, custom-shaped to your mouth for the most comfortable, natural-looking fit we can achieve.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Will people be able to tell?
Modern dentures are made to match natural tooth shape and shade closely. Most people won't notice.
Can I eat normally?
Softer foods first, then gradually back to a normal diet. Implant-supported dentures handle tougher foods considerably better than conventional ones.
Should I consider implants instead?
If bone volume allows, implant-supported dentures are more stable and protect the jawbone. We'll check with digital imaging and give you a straight answer.
Ready When You Are
Let's Find the Right Fit
Book a consultation and we'll go through the options and what each one costs.