Rediscover your complete smile with custom-designed partial dentures that restore missing teeth and support your bite naturally. Each set is crafted to blend seamlessly with your existing teeth—enhancing comfort, function, and confidence.
These dentures feature a durable acrylic or metal framework with replacement teeth attached. They’re secured with small clasps that connect to your natural teeth, offering dependable support and a comfortable fit.
Crafted from a softer, lightweight material, flexible dentures move naturally with your mouth and adapt closely to your gums—making them a great option for comfort and aesthetics.
Often used as a temporary fix, a flipper denture fills gaps while you wait for a long-term restoration like a bridge or dental implant. It’s removable and ideal for short-term tooth replacement.
For maximum stability, these partial dentures are anchored to dental implants rather than neighboring teeth. They feel secure, prevent shifting, and closely mimic the strength of natural teeth.
We start with a detailed evaluation of your remaining teeth and gums, then discuss your goals and comfort preferences. Together, we’ll select the right partial denture material and style to fit your bite and budget.
Next, we capture precise models of your mouth to ensure a secure fit. You’ll help choose tooth shades and shapes so your new partial blends naturally with your smile.
Before finalizing, you’ll test the fit, bite, and appearance. Any minor adjustments are made at this stage to ensure everything feels and looks just right.
Once your partial is ready, we’ll go over how to wear and care for it. It’s common to feel mild pressure at first—small adjustments in-office help eliminate any sore spots quickly.
Partial dentures are removable appliances designed to fill spaces left by missing teeth. They clasp onto your existing teeth or use precision attachments for a secure fit—restoring both chewing ability and your natural smile.
With consistent care, most partial dentures last between five and ten years. Over time, your gums and bone can shift, so periodic adjustments or replacements help maintain comfort and function.
Absolutely! Once you adapt, eating becomes easier. Start with softer foods and gradually move to firmer textures. Avoid sticky or very hard foods early on until you feel fully confident.
You might notice minor speech changes at first, but your tongue adapts quickly. Reading aloud or practicing certain sounds can speed up the adjustment period.
It’s best to remove them at night to let your gums rest and reduce plaque buildup. Keep them soaked in water or a denture cleanser to prevent warping.
Rinse after eating, brush gently with a denture-safe cleaner, and avoid hot water. Always soak them overnight and visit your dentist regularly to ensure the fit remains precise.
Most insurance plans offer partial coverage for partial dentures. It’s best to confirm your benefits directly with your provider or our team before starting treatment.
Yes! Many patients begin with partials and later transition to dental implants for a more permanent replacement. Your dentist can guide you through timing and treatment options.
If your partial starts slipping or causes soreness, schedule an adjustment. Gum and bone changes are natural, and a quick reline can restore comfort and stability.
