Restorative
Dentures
Custom-fit full or partial dentures designed to look natural and function comfortably.
Whether you're missing all of your teeth or just several, dentures offer a removable way to restore your smile and your bite. We design each denture to fit your mouth precisely and match your natural facial structure.
For patients who want more stability, we can also discuss implant-supported dentures that snap securely into place.
Types of dentures
The right denture depends on how many teeth you're missing and what you want from it.
- Full dentures replace all of the teeth in an arch
- Partial dentures fill the gaps when you still have some natural teeth
- Implant-supported dentures snap onto dental implants for far more stability
How the process works
We start with an exam and a conversation about what matters most to you: appearance, comfort, or chewing strength. We take precise impressions or scans, and we plan the shape, size, and shade of the teeth so the result suits your face. You'll try the denture in and we'll adjust the fit until it feels right. The exact number of visits depends on your case, and we'll outline it upfront.
Getting used to new dentures
Dentures take a little time to get used to. Speaking and eating can feel different at first, and it's normal to need a few adjustments for sore spots. Starting with soft foods and cutting them into small pieces helps, and we'll schedule follow-ups so the fit is right.
Caring for your dentures
Clean them daily, handle them carefully over a soft surface, and follow our advice about removing them at night. Because your jawbone changes shape over time, dentures typically need relining or replacement every several years, so regular checkups matter.
Dentures or implants?
Traditional dentures cost less up front but rest on the gums and can shift, and they don't stimulate the jawbone. Implant-supported options are more stable and preserve bone, but cost more. We'll go through the tradeoffs honestly for your situation.
Dentures in Altamonte Springs
We welcome denture patients from Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Winter Park, Maitland, and Casselberry. Call (407) 774-4433 to talk through your options.
Benefits
Why patients choose this
- Restores your ability to eat and speak comfortably
- Custom shaped to support your facial structure
- Full or partial options depending on your needs
- Implant-supported upgrades available for added stability
Is This Right For You?
Signs to look for
- You're missing most or all of your teeth
- Your current dentures are loose, worn, or uncomfortable
- You're missing several teeth and want a removable solution
- You want a more stable, secure alternative to old dentures
What to Expect
Your visit, step by step
A consultation and impressions or digital scans of your mouth
Custom design and fitting of your dentures
Adjustments for comfort and bite
Guidance on care and adjusting to your new dentures
Questions
Common questions about dentures
Yes — we custom design dentures to match your facial structure and desired tooth shade for a natural appearance.
Yes — implant-supported dentures anchor to a small number of implants for a much more secure, stable fit. Ask us if this is right for you.
Typically several years before they need adjustment, relining, or replacement, since your mouth changes over time. Regular checkups help keep them fitting well.
There's an adjustment period, and minor sore spots are common at first. We'll adjust the fit so you're comfortable.
Most patients return to a wide variety of foods with practice. Starting with softer foods and building up helps. Implant-supported dentures give even more chewing stability.
Yes, if you have enough healthy bone. We evaluate your imaging and go over the timeline and cost before you decide.