Full Dentures at North Shore Denture Clinic

Affordable dentures that work

With major teeth loss, eating certain foods can become difficult and speech may have some impediments. The jaw area and cheeks might appear caved-in since there is no tooth structure in place to support it. Full dentures (Complete Dentures) are designed to replace all of the teeth along the dental arch when most or all of the patient's teeth are missing. This will help bring back the aesthetically pleasing smile, as well as the ease of eating and speech.

When do I need Full Dentures (Complete Dentures)?

The right kind of denture for you and your needs will depend on the extent of the tooth loss you've experienced. Our denturist here at North Shore Denture Clinic will examine and give you a free consultation. For patients missing most or all of their teeth, a Complete (Full) Dentures may be recommended. For people with remaining teeth along the dental arch but missing a few teeth in a row, a Partial Denture might be an option.

What to expect with Complete Dentures?

It is not necessary for the patient to lose all their teeth before considering a Complete Dentures (Full Dentures). Before you start using conventional complete dentures, you will have to undergo a teeth removal procedure. The gums and bones may take some time to heal (healing may take three to six months). Conventional full dentures need you to be without teeth for a considerable amount of time. Immediate Dentures offers a quick solution to get back to proper oral function.