Full and Partial Dentures in Stafford

What Is a Denture Exactly?

Dentures help to restore the look and function of your smile following tooth loss. These appliances are customized to match the shape and color of your own natural teeth down to the smallest detail. They are made of artificial teeth attached to removable frames or dental implants.

Restoring your smile with a denture isn't just about smiling and chewing confidently. You're also getting support for your facial structure. A denture that's made for you today can last for years to provide a big boost to your dental health.

What Are My Denture Options?

There are so many quality, affordable denture options for you to learn about here at our office. The dentist at VA Smiles Stafford is ready to help you pick the right option. Here's a look at some options that can be discussed during your consultation.

Full/ Complete Denture

A full denture is meant to replace all of the natural teeth missing from your upper and lower jaw. During treatment, we'll extract any existing teeth that need to be removed in order to prepare your mouth. From there, we'll provide you with a temporary denture you can wear out of the office. After a short healing process, you'll be fitted with your new permanent denture. Full dentures can either be fixed or removable. That means you can make a choice based on personal preference and budget to either anchor your dentures in place with dental implants or remove them nightly for cleaning.

Partial Denture

With a partial denture, we're replacing one or more missing teeth using a dental appliance that's somewhat similar to a permanent bridge. However, a partial denture is fixed with claps that slip over support teeth for easy removal.

Flexible Partial Denture

This third option allows you to skip metal clasps and typical denture bases that can feel rigid. It is instead made from a light, flexible material with enough elasticity to actually bend with your mouth. Our flexible partial denture designs are made to be the color of your gums for a very comfortable, realistic fit.

Implant-supported Dentures

When you choose to support your dentures with an implant, you'll get extra security. The number of implants needed to anchor a denture can vary by patient. You can either select a bar-retained or ball-retained denture for multiple implants. We also give you the option to make your implant-supported denture permanent or removable.

All-on-4® Dentures

This is one of the denture options we're most excited about at our office. The All-on-4® Treatment Concept uses Nobel Biocare dental implants for a secure, natural way to wear permanent dentures. With this method, two of the four dentures are placed at an angle for better stability and greater resistance against slipping and sliding. Plus, All-on-4 dentures provide the best biting power.

What to Expect When Getting Your Denture

Getting dentures is a very comfortable, no-pressure process at our office. Your timeline will vary slightly based on the denture type you select. Here's a look at the steps:

• Once you've decided the denture route is for you, our dentist will take impressions and record measurements to create the perfect fit.
• If necessary, teeth will be extracted. Our dentist will give you a temporary denture to wear while you wait for healing to be complete.
• If you've chosen an implant-support denture, your implant(s) will be placed.
• Your dentist will call you in when your custom denture is ready.
• You'll try on the denture, make any adjustments, and receive directions for caring for your denture.

What Should I Expect for Dentures Prices?

Our dental office specializes in affordable, quality dentures. We offer options for all needs and preferences. With that said, the average denture cost is highly personalized because we base pricing on the denture type you choose, the denture material, and any preparation work or extractions needed.

The best way to learn how much your denture experience will cost you is to simply book a consultation at our office. Reach out today to start learning about the many options available to you.

Should I Consider a Soft Reline Denture?

Yes, this can be a great option if you prioritize comfort. Soft denture reline material is more pliable and comfortable compared to the acrylic material used in traditional denture designs. You'll appreciate the added comfort if you've ever struggled with denture pain or sore spots from other options. In general, the soft dentures cost is higher compared to the cost of traditional dentures.

Learn About Affordable, Quality Dentures in Stafford

Let us make getting new dentures in Stafford easy! We're here to help. Our friendly office provides high-quality dentures that are always customized for your comfort and aesthetic preferences. It's time to get a smile that you'll love showing off to the world. Contact us today to learn more.