Dentures can be fixed or removable, partial or full, and implant supported or not.
A denture replaces multiple missing teeth. Fixed dentures require implants, while removable dentures may or may not rely on implants for attachment.
Traditional Dentures
Partial Dentures
Even if you have not lost all the teeth within an arch, you can still enjoy the benefits of dentures while filling in spaces from missing teeth in your mouth. Partial dentures are a great option for patients who have suffered from significant tooth loss.
Partial Dentures for the Patient Missing Multiple Teeth in One Arch:
Full dentures are crafted to help patients enjoy day-to-day activities, even if they’ve lost all of their natural teeth from either decay or an accident. Traditional full dentures are easy to wear and have beautiful, individually crafted, natural-looking teeth. We ensure our dentures provide our patients with perfect occlusion and a reason to smile again.
Dentures and Dental Implants
Implant Supported Dentures
Implants can be used to anchor dentures in place, allowing for a smaller base and less shifting of the prosthesis during use. Implants can support both full and partial dentures as well as both fixed and removable dentures.
Implant Retained Dentures
Implants can be used to anchor dentures in place, allowing for a smaller base and less shifting of the prosthesis during use. Implants can support both full and partial dentures as well as both fixed and removable dentures.