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Dentures & partials
Missing several teeth — or all of them — doesn't mean settling for dentures that look like dentures. Modern full and partial dentures are lighter, more natural, and fit better than the ones your parents had.
Full and partial options
A partial denture replaces several missing teeth while keeping your healthy ones; a full denture restores an entire arch. Both are custom-made from impressions and shade-matching so the result suits your face — teeth sized and arranged for you, not from a catalog.
The fit is everything
A denture you don't wear is a denture that failed. We take fit seriously: careful impressions, adjustment visits included, and honest conversation about what dentures can and can't do before you commit.
Want them to never move? Ask about implants.
Implant-supported dentures snap onto two or more dental implants — no slipping, no adhesive, and dramatically better chewing. Dr. Khan is Implant Continuum trained and will tell you plainly whether you're a candidate and what it costs before any decision.
Common questions
What is the difference between a full and a partial denture?+
A full denture replaces every tooth in an arch. A partial replaces several missing teeth while keeping your healthy ones, clipping to them for support.
Will my dentures look like real teeth?+
They are made from impressions and shade-matched to you, with each tooth sized and arranged individually rather than picked from a catalog.
What is an implant-supported denture?+
A denture that snaps onto two or more dental implants. No slipping, no adhesive, and much better chewing. It requires a candidacy exam, since implants need adequate bone.
How long does it take to get dentures?+
Several visits: impressions, a try-in to check fit and appearance, delivery, then adjustment visits, which are included.
Will they feel uncomfortable at first?+
Some adjustment is normal in the first weeks. Adjustment visits are part of the process so sore spots get fixed rather than tolerated.
Can I upgrade my existing denture to implants?+
Often, yes. An exam with imaging shows whether there is enough bone to support implants, or whether grafting would be needed first.
More services: General & Family Dentistry · Dental Implants · Invisalign · Root Canals & Extractions · Emergency Dentist · Dental Technology · Dental Crowns · Teeth Whitening · Tooth Extractions · Exams & Cleanings · Sedation Dentistry · Full-Mouth Restoration · Broken & Chipped Tooth Repair
Questions about whether this is right for you? That's what the exam is for — honest answers, clear numbers, no pressure.
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