Speciality Dentures
Every denture starts from the same question: what does your mouth actually need? These are the designs we choose between, and how we choose.
- Options
- Immediate, implant retained, partial, full
- Chosen by
- A comprehensive exam with Dr. Danoukh
- Made of
- Acrylic base, customized to each case
Every service is quoted up front, before we start. All PPO insurances accepted.
The service
One appliance, four designs.
A denture replaces natural teeth and supports the cheeks and lips. A basic denture is a plastic base; a specialty denture is that base adapted to your particular restorative needs. Which adaptation is right is not guesswork: after a comprehensive exam, Dr. Danoukh recommends the design that fits your mouth, your health and your plans.
The choices, briefly. An immediate denture is made in advance and fitted the day your teeth are extracted. An implant retained denture snaps onto implants for a stability no gum-borne denture can match. A partial fills gaps around natural teeth you keep. A conventional full denture is made once the gums have healed and replaces the entire upper arch, lower arch or both. Each has its own page with the full detail.
Common questions
Answering your questions.
How long do dentures last?
Typically 5 to 7 years. They wear and become discolored over time like natural teeth, and as your gums change the fit needs renewing to stay comfortable.
Will my denture look natural?
A wax try-in phase lets you and your dentist preview the appearance and change anything before the final denture is made.
Do I sleep in it?
No. Leaving the denture out at least eight hours a night lets the gum tissue rest and stay healthy for the long run.
Your first visit
One ticket covers it.
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