Dentures and Partials

Metal and Metal-Free Partial Dentures | Immediate Dentures | Conventional Dentures | Implant-Retained Dentures

If you are looking for an affordable, time-tested solution to replace missing teeth, you may want to consider a complete or partial denture. With the incredible advances in denture technology, today’s restorations are sleeker, lighter, more comfortable, and more functional than ever! We invite you to visit Sensible Dentistry of Canton to get your smile back on track!

Partial Dentures - An Overview

Partial dentures are removable oral appliances designed to replace missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw when some natural teeth remain. They typically consist of replacement teeth and gum-colored bases attached to metal frameworks. Partials connect to existing teeth using metal clasps or precision attachments. At Sensible Dentistry, we also offer flex, metal-free restorations for improved comfort, function, and aesthetics.

Partials are more than cosmetic devices. They help you chew with ease, speak clearly, and preserve the placement of the remaining teeth, which may otherwise shift out of alignment.

Complete Dentures - An Overview

Complete dentures are removable tooth replacements designed to replace entire arches of upper or lower teeth. They feature prosthetic teeth made to look like your natural teeth held in gum-colored bases. Full dentures help improve your chewing function, fill out your appearance, and leave you more confident to smile.

Dentures sit on the gum and are typically held in place by your facial muscles and suction. While not needed for well-fitted dentures, denture adhesives can help wearers feel more secure.

At Sensible Dentistry, we’re pleased to offer two types of complete dentures: Immediate and conventional.

Immediate Dentures: Immediate dentures are created ahead of time and positioned in your mouth immediately after removing any remaining teeth. These interim dentures will need relining and adjustments as the shape of your mouth changes during the healing period.
Conventional Dentures: Conventional dentures are created after the healing is complete, taking into account every subtle detail of your mouth. These permanent dentures offer a long-term tooth replacement solution with the best possible fit, comfort, and function.

Implant-Retained Dentures - An Overview

Implant-retained dentures draw on the best of what denture technology and implant dentistry have to offer. Unlike traditional dentures that sit on your gums, implant-retained dentures are secured to strategically placed dental implants, providing unmatched comfort, stability, function, and aesthetics.

Implant-retained dentures offer a long-term tooth replacement solution with the potential to last a lifetime with proper care. These state-of-the-art overdentures help stimulate the bone in the area, preventing bone loss and enhancing your oral health. If you’re missing some or all your teeth, schedule a consultation with Dr. Evans to determine whether implant-retained dentures are right for you.