Denture services

The descriptions below are general. Whether a service is appropriate for you is decided after an in-person assessment.

Illustration of a complete upper and lower denture

Complete dentures

Complete dentures replace all of the natural teeth in the upper jaw, the lower jaw, or both. They may be considered when remaining teeth cannot be kept.

Illustration of a partial denture with a metal framework

Partial dentures

Partial dentures replace some missing teeth when other natural teeth remain. They can fill spaces and help with chewing and speaking. The design depends on your remaining teeth and gums.

Illustration related to denture cleaning

Denture cleaning

Dentures collect plaque, food, and stains. Professional cleaning can help keep the denture and the mouth cleaner. We can also review how to care for dentures at home.

Illustration of a denture that can attach to implants

Implant dentures

Some dentures attach to dental implants. Implant surgery is provided by a dentist or oral surgeon. If this option may apply to you, we can discuss it and coordinate with the practitioner who places the implants.

Illustration of a denture repair

Denture repair

Dentures can crack, break, or wear with use. A repair may restore the denture so it can be worn again. The type of repair depends on the damage.

Illustration of a denture reline

Denture reline

Gums and bone can change over time, which may make a denture loose. A reline adjusts the fitting surface of the denture. This may improve comfort and stability.

Illustration of adding a tooth to a denture

Teeth addition to dentures

If a natural tooth is removed, an existing denture can sometimes be modified by adding an artificial tooth. This is assessed after the extraction or other dental treatment.

Questions about these services can be directed to the clinic by phone or email.

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