Comfortable full and partial dentures, including implant-supported options that stay secure so you can eat and speak with confidence.
Dentures replace a full arch or a few missing teeth with a removable appliance. Made and fitted well, they restore how you eat, how you speak and how your face is supported, which people tend to underestimate until teeth are gone.
The honest difficulty with conventional dentures is that they rest on the gum, and gum ridges shrink over the years. That is why a denture that fit well at first can start to move, and why relines and adjustments are a normal part of owning one rather than a sign something went wrong.
Implant-supported dentures solve that problem directly by anchoring the denture to a small number of implants. It does not move when you eat, and it is the option we most often recommend for anyone who has fought with a lower denture. If you are considering dentures at all, it is worth asking about.
A few weeks for most people. Speech and eating both take practice, and it is normal for the first days to feel strange.
Yes. Gums change shape over time, so expect relines and occasional adjustments. Come in when something rubs rather than living with it.
Often, yes — either full implants or an implant-supported denture. It comes down to the bone available and what you want to spend. We will go through it with you.
If you are looking for the best long-term, healthy option for replacing missing teeth, look no further than implant-supported restorations.
The gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Implants look, feel, and function like natural teeth — and implant-supported overdentures offer the best long-term, healthy option for replacing multiple missing teeth.
More about dental implants →Custom-made caps that restore strength and appearance to teeth that are cracked, worn, or weakened after a root canal or large filling.
More about dental crowns →A fixed, natural-looking way to fill the gap left by one or more missing teeth, anchored securely to neighboring teeth or implants.
More about dental bridges →Call 301-829-2220 or request your appointment online today.
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