Dentures

Dentures are the perfect option for patients missing all or many of their teeth.

Your smile is more than just a facial expression. It’s your swagger. Don’t let teeth that have been removed due to decay or abscesses keep you from smiling. Dentures are the perfect option for patients missing all or many of their teeth. And you have options to choose from! Conventional dentures will fit over your gums, while implant dentures use posts that have implanted into the jaw bone. Whether you need a complete or partial denture, our dentures dentists have you covered. Contact one of the dentures dentists at Bright Side Dental if you feel like you want to get that swag back.

Complete Implant Dentures

Perfect for patients who’ve lost all of their natural teeth, complete dentures are designed to replace your smile. Replacing missing teeth will benefit your appearance while supporting sagging facial features. What’s more, you’ll be able to speak and eat with improved confidence. Using posts that are implanted into the jaw bone, implant dentures look and function like natural teeth. Complete implant dentures still need to be removed and cleaned every night like other dentures. These types of dentures can replace your upper or lower arch, or all of your teeth.

Removable Partial Dentures

Designed for patients who have lost several but not all of their teeth, partial dentures fit snugly between your natural teeth to give your mouth a full and beautiful smile. Replacing your missing teeth with a partial denture will make eating and speaking easier. Additionally, you may want to try Mini Dental Implants — a great way to secure your loose dentures.

FAQs

Bright Side Dental wants to do our best to help educate our patients. If your question is not listed below, please do not hesitate to call 1-800-Painless (1-800-724-6537).

The cost of dentures can be anywhere from $300-$2,750. Pricing can vary depending upon several factors like dental insurance coverage and if complete or partial dentures are needed, among other factors.

If you’re interested in learning how much a set of dentures might cost you, contact Bright Side Dental to get a pricing estimate.

  • Remove excess food.
  • Brush out dentures every day.
  • Clean your mouth without your dentures in every day.
  • Soak dentures overnight every day.

Denture fixes should be done by your dentist as they will have the experience necessary to reshape or repair dentures.

If you are unable to see a dentist right away pharmacies like CVS or Walgreens sell denture repair kits that can work as temporary solutions.

If you have chipped or cracked your dentures do not use over the counter glues as they can be harmful.

Loose, chipped, or cracked dentures can affect the performance and feel of the dentures. While at home remedies may work to temporarily fix that, it is best to visit your dentist so that they can permanently fix your dentures.