Complete dentures replace an entire arch of missing teeth, upper, lower, or both with a removable prosthesis that rests on the gums. Modern dentures are far more natural looking and better fitting than their reputation suggests. When crafted carefully and adjusted well, they restore function, aesthetics, and confidence for patients who are not yet candidates or candidates for implant treatment.

Immediate Denture

Immediate Option

Fabricated before remaining teeth are extracted and placed the same day as removal. You leave with teeth. Requires adjustments as healing occurs and gum tissue changes shape over the following months.

Best For

Patients who want to avoid going without teeth at any point during transition to full dentures.

Conventional Denture

Standard Option

Fabricated after extractions and initial healing are complete, typically 6–8 weeks after removal. The fit is more precise from the start since the tissue has already stabilized. The most common approach.

Best For

Patients who can allow time for initial healing before receiving their final denture.

Implant Overdenture

Implant-Supported

A denture that snaps onto 2–4 implants for dramatically improved stability. Significantly reduces slipping and improves bite force. The implants also preserve jawbone. Removable by the patient for cleaning.

Best For

Patients who want the security of implant support without committing to a fully fixed restoration.

01

Consultation

Exam, X-rays, discussion of denture type. Extractions planned if needed. Photos and records taken.

~60 - 90 MINS

02

impressions

Precise impressions, bite registration, and shade/shape selections made. Sent to the dental lab for fabrication.

~60 MIN

03

try-in

A wax try-in allows you to preview the tooth position, shape, and fit before the final denture is processed. Adjustments made here.

~45-60 MINS

04

delivery

Finished denture delivered, adjusted for fit and bite. Follow-up visits scheduled for fine-tuning as needed.

~60 MINS

⚑ Follow-up adjustments are normal and expected. New dentures almost always need minor refinements as your mouth adapts. These adjustment visits are included as part of your denture delivery, plan for 1–3 follow-up appointments in the first few weeks.

A flexible partial denture replaces one or more missing teeth using a lightweight, gum colored thermoplastic material that flexes to fit comfortably, no rigid metal framework, no visible metal clasps. It blends naturally with your gum tissue, is gentle on surrounding teeth, and is one of the most aesthetically pleasing removable partial options available.

What Makes It Different

Traditional partial dentures use a rigid acrylic base with metal clasps that can be visible when you smile. Flexible partials use a translucent, gum toned nylon resin that hugs natural contours. The result is nearly invisible, and the soft material makes them comfortable to wear from the very first day.

• No metal clasps or framework
• Gum-toned material blends naturally
• Lightweight and thin  very comfortable
• Less adjustment needed than rigid partials

Visit & Timeline Schedule

The process requires 2–3 appointments over approximately 2–3 weeks. Impressions are taken at the first visit, the partial is fabricated by the dental lab, and delivery with fit adjustments follows. The flexibility of the material often means fewer chairside refinements than traditional options.

• 2–3 visits to completion
• Impressions: ~45 min
• Delivery & adjustment: ~45 min
• Lab turnaround: ~2–3 weeks

01

Consultation

Exam to confirm suitability. Shade match for gum and tooth color. Treatment plan confirmed.

~45 MINS

02

impressions

Precise impressions, bite registration, and shade/shape selections made. Sent to the dental lab for fabrication.

~45 MIN

03

delivery

Flexible partial tried in, adjusted for fit and aesthetics. Insertion and removal technique shown.

~45 MINS