CUSTOM DENTURES

Beautiful, comfortable, and natural-looking replacements for missing teeth.

Restore Your Confidence

Custom Dentures

A denture is a removable replacement for missing teeth and surrounding tissues. Two types of dentures are available – complete and partial dentures. Complete dentures are used when all the teeth are missing, while partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain.

Our team of dentists and denture technician specialists make sure that your denture looks and feels as natural as possible and gives you the exact look you want.

Unmatched Customization

With rapid advances in dental services, denture technology has never been better. Dental Health Associates can replace worn-out dentures with custom-made, state-of-the-art dentures that blend flawlessly with your skin, hair, and even eye color!

Patient smiling with custom dentures
Find Your Fit

Full & Partial Dentures

We offer multiple options tailored to your specific oral health needs, ensuring maximum comfort and functionality.

Complete Dentures

Used if there are no teeth left for support. The full denture covers more of the jaw than a partial and is held in place by a natural vacuum in the mouth or stabilized by implants.

Conventional: Made after teeth have been removed and bone has healed (ready in 4-6 months).

Immediate: Made in advance and positioned as soon as teeth are removed, ensuring you are never without teeth!

Partial Dentures

Indicated if some serviceable teeth are present. Partial dentures can be used to replace missing teeth if the patient has one or more stable teeth on opposite sides of their mouth to clip onto.

A removable partial denture usually consists of replacement teeth attached to a pink or gum-colored plastic base, connected by a metal framework. Not only does it fill spaces, but it also prevents other teeth from shifting out of position.

Implant Supported

Conventional implants with snap-on attachments and mini-implants can stabilize full dentures and completely eliminate the need for clasps on partials.

Implants provide unparalleled stability, preventing slipping while you eat or speak. They can also be used to eliminate traditional removable dentures entirely, providing you with a much more permanent and natural-feeling set of teeth.

Time for an Upgrade?

Signs You May Need a New Denture

Even the best dentures don't last forever. If you are experiencing any of the following, it might be time to visit our office for an evaluation:

  • You can only see your teeth when you smile widely
  • Your denture is loose and slips frequently
  • The artificial teeth are worn flat or have turned yellow
  • The denture base is faded, cracked, or damaged

Why Dentures Become Loose

A mouth naturally changes with age. Bone and gum ridges can gradually recede or shrink, causing your jaw to align differently over time.

When this happens, dentures can become loose. This can cause sores, severe infections, and make chewing painful. Whatever options you choose, dentures may need to be relined, rebased, or even completely remade due to normal wear and these anatomical changes.

The Good News

Precisely designed and molded to fit your mouth, new full dentures provided by Dental Health Associates slide perfectly over the gums, held securely in place. They allow for comfortable chewing, restore a youthful appearance, and eliminate the risk of embarrassment!