Dentures

Dentures offer tooth replacement for either full or partial tooth loss. Dentures can be made to fit the top arch of teeth, the bottom arch, or both. They may be held in place in several ways, including suctioning to the gums, being attached to nearby healthy teeth, or being attached to one or more dental implants. 

Types of Dentures

Dentures come in many forms, allowing us to restore your bite and your smile regardless of how tooth loss has affected you. Partial dentures are those which replace only some missing teeth, while full dentures replace one or more arches (top or bottom). Many dentures are removable, while others are secured permanently in place to nearby teeth or dental implants. 

When and Why Are Dentures Necessary?

Replacing missing teeth can be important for several reasons. We depend on our teeth for eating, speaking, and smiling. Complete sets of teeth also ensure that your facial shape is maintained and the position of other teeth remains unaltered. Dentures can provide a simple solution to tooth loss that restores the look, function, and structure of the mouth.