Full and Partial Dentures in Florida

What Is the Procedure for Getting Dentures?

In many cases, getting started with our affordable quality dentures involves multiple steps. At a first visit, one of our skilled dentists will assess your smile and bite and decide what type of denture will work best for you. If a full denture is selected, you will undergo extractions if there are any teeth remaining. Implants will be placed beforehand if you have chosen an implant-supported denture. Our dentists will provide you with a temporary appliance to wear while your mouth heals. After your gums have recovered, you’ll be ready to wear your new denture and enjoy a brilliant smile.

What Types of Dentures Are Offered?

Our skilled dentists offer patients a full range of dentures in Florida to restore their smiles. To learn more about the following types of dentures, please get in touch with our office.

Full and Partial Denture

A full denture acts as a replacement for a complete row of missing or diseased teeth. Full dentures can be removable or fixed in place, and they can be used as an upper or lower denture. Most appliances are crafted using durable gum-colored acrylic, porcelain, and metal. When receiving a full denture, you will need to undergo extractions if any teeth are remaining.

When you still have several healthy teeth, a partial denture can help you restore areas of your mouth that are affected by tooth loss. Clasps are used to attach the partial to surrounding teeth, making the appliance easy to remove for cleaning.

Flexible Partial Denture

Denture wear can be a comfortable and discreet experience with a flexible partial denture. A flexible partial conforms to your mouth, moving as you chew and speak. Gum-colored clasps and a pliable base make the device realistic looking when worn.

Implant-Supported Denture

If you have retained enough bone to support dental implants, your dentist may suggest an implant-supported device. Implant-supported dentures offer a stable, mess-free wearing experience and can be fixed or removable. With a removable device, you’ll simply remove the denture for cleaning. Implant-supported appliances are often used as lower dentures because of their stability.

How Much Will Dentures Cost?

The price of a new dental appliance is determined by several factors. The procedures required beforehand, the type of appliance chosen, and the materials used to create the denture will factor into your charges. Call us today to find out more about our affordable quality dentures and payment options.

What Is a Denture?

When you are suffering from tooth loss, dentures are a proven way to restore your smile. Dentures are created to look and function just like your natural teeth, using realistic-looking materials to replicate gums and bone. If you are considering getting a new dental appliance, call our office to make an appointment.

What Is a Soft Reline for Dentures?

It’s not uncommon to suffer from sore spots caused by regular denture wear. Fortunately, a soft denture reline from our skilled dentists can help. During this affordable treatment, the dentist relines the base of your appliance with a soft, flexible material. The material remains flexible for up to two years.

What Are All-on-Four^® Dentures?

Increased biting power and the convenience of a fixed denture are possible with the All-on-Four denture technique. An All-on-Four denture is secured in the jaw using four strategically placed dental implants. If you’d like to learn more about this unique procedure, please call our practice.