Dentures

Did you know that over twenty-five percent of people over 65 have lost all of their teeth? There are many reasons why you may need to have some or all of your teeth removed. Whether from disease, malnutrition, genetic disorders, or an accident, our goal is to replace the lost teeth and restore the function and look you once had.

A denture consists of natural-looking artificial teeth in a supporting frame. It can replace either a small group of teeth or an entire mouthful.

In situations where some sturdy teeth remain, partial dentures can be fabricated. Partial dentures can achieve adequate retention and stability by having clasps on the teeth surrounding the edentulous areas.

In situations where some healthy teeth remain, partial dentures can be used. Partial dentures clasp onto the natural surrounding teeth while filling in the spaces of the missing ones. Dentures also provide stability so the remaining teeth don’t shift into the space of the missing ones.

The addition of implants adds to the stability of your dentures. When we lose teeth, we also experience bone loss, which can cause the bone to shrink. By placing implants, not only are you helping to prevent bone loss, you’re adding a healthy anchor point for your dentures.

Whether you just need a denture or a combination of implants and dentures, our team will work with you to find the best possible solution so you can get back your beautiful, confident smile.