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Full & Partial Dentures for Restored Smiles
Restore Function and Confidence
Types of Dentures

Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are used when one or more natural teeth are still present. These removable appliances are designed to fill the gaps left by missing teeth while blending in with your existing smile.
They typically include a base that matches the appearance of your gums along with artificial teeth attached to a supportive framework. The denture is secured in place using clasps or similar attachments that connect to neighboring teeth, helping provide stability during daily use.

Complete Dentures
Complete dentures, also known as full dentures, are used when all teeth in the upper arch, lower arch, or both are missing. They consist of a full set of artificial teeth attached to a base that rests comfortably on the gums.
Most complete dentures are removable, allowing for easy cleaning and maintenance. They stay in place through suction or the use of dental adhesives. In some cases, full dentures may be supported by dental implants, providing a more secure and long-lasting solution.
The Difference Between Full and Partial Dentures
- Complete Dentures: Designed to replace all teeth in an arch, offering a full and natural-looking restoration that fits over the gums and stays in place through suction or support.
- Partial Dentures: Used when some natural teeth remain, filling specific gaps while attaching to adjacent teeth for support and stability.
