Dentures

With proper care and maintenance, dentures typically last 5-7 years. However, as your mouth changes over time, dentures may need to be relined, remade, or rebased to maintain a proper fit. Regular dental check-ups help ensure your dentures remain comfortable and functional.

Yes! Modern dentures are crafted from high-quality materials that closely mimic the appearance of natural teeth and gums. We customize the size, shape, and color of your dentures to match your facial features and complexion, ensuring a natural, authentic look that suits you perfectly.

Getting dentures is not painful. If tooth extractions are needed before fitting dentures, local anesthesia is used to ensure comfort. You may experience some mild soreness or discomfort during the adjustment period as your mouth adapts to the dentures, but this typically subsides within a few weeks.

Yes, but there's an adjustment period. Start with soft foods cut into small pieces and gradually introduce harder foods as you become comfortable. Avoid very hard, sticky, or chewy foods that could dislodge or damage dentures. With practice, most people can eat a wide variety of foods comfortably.

Well-fitted dentures stay in place through natural suction and the support of your gums and oral muscles. Denture adhesive can provide extra security and confidence, especially when eating or speaking. Partial dentures are held in place with clasps that attach to your remaining natural teeth.

Yes, it's generally recommended to remove dentures while sleeping. This gives your gums and jaw a rest, allows saliva to naturally clean your mouth, and helps prevent infections. Always soak dentures overnight in denture cleaning solution to keep them moist and maintain their shape.

Initially, you may notice slight changes in your speech as your mouth adjusts to the dentures. Practice speaking slowly and reading aloud to help your tongue and muscles adapt. Most people regain normal speech within a few weeks of wearing their new dentures.

Dentures are removable prosthetic teeth that rest on your gums, while dental implants are permanent titanium posts surgically placed in your jawbone with crowns attached. Dentures are more affordable and non-invasive, while implants offer superior stability and preserve bone. We also offer implant-supported dentures that combine benefits of both options.

The cost varies depending on the type of dentures (full, partial, or implant-supported) and materials used. During your consultation, we'll provide a detailed cost breakdown and discuss finance options to make treatment affordable. We offer flexible payment plans with 0% APR available.

Yes, most denture damage can be repaired. If your dentures crack, break, or a tooth comes loose, contact us immediately. Never attempt DIY repairs with superglue as this can cause further damage and health risks. We offer professional repair services to restore your dentures quickly.