Full & Partial Dentures

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Full & Partial Dentures




What Are Full and Partial Dentures?

Full Dentures

Full dentures, also known as complete dentures, are removable prosthetic devices designed to replace all of the natural teeth in either the upper or lower jaw—or both. They consist of a flesh-colored acrylic base that fits snugly over your gums, supporting a full set of artificial teeth crafted to closely resemble natural teeth in appearance and function.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain. They fill the gaps left by missing teeth, preventing the remaining teeth from shifting out of position. Partial dentures typically consist of replacement teeth attached to a gum-colored plastic base, which is connected by metal frameworks or flexible materials that hold the denture in place.

Benefits of Custom Dentures

Restored Functionality

Custom dentures restore your ability to chew and speak properly, allowing you to enjoy your favorite foods and communicate with confidence. They are meticulously crafted to fit your mouth precisely, ensuring optimal comfort and function.

Enhanced Aesthetics

Our dentures are designed with attention to detail, closely mimicking the appearance of natural teeth and gums. Dr. Haider Kalhan works with you to select the shape, size, and color of the artificial teeth, resulting in a smile that looks natural and complements your facial features.

Improved Oral Health

Replacing missing teeth helps maintain the structure of your mouth by providing support to your cheeks and lips, preventing the sunken appearance that can occur with tooth loss. Partial dentures also prevent remaining teeth from shifting, which can lead to bite problems and further tooth loss.

Boosted Confidence

With a complete, natural-looking smile, you can regain your self-esteem and feel more comfortable in social and professional interactions. Dentures can significantly improve your quality of life by restoring your smile and facial appearance.

Affordable Solution

Dentures are often a more cost-effective option compared to other tooth replacement methods like dental implants, making them accessible to a wider range of patients. They provide an effective solution for restoring oral function and aesthetics without extensive surgery.


State-of-the-Art Technology

Our use of modern dental technologies enhances the precision and efficiency of the denture fabrication process.

Digital Imaging and Impressions

  • Digital X-Rays: Provide detailed images for accurate assessment of bone structure and oral tissues.
  • Intraoral Scanners: Capture precise digital impressions without the discomfort of traditional molds, leading to better-fitting dentures.

Advanced Materials

  • High-Quality Acrylics and Ceramics: Durable and natural-looking materials used for denture bases and teeth.
  • Lightweight Frameworks: For partial dentures, we offer metal-free options that are comfortable and biocompatible.






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Frequently Asked Questions


How Long Do Dentures Last?
With proper care, dentures can last 5 to 10 years. However, over time, your gums and bone structure may change, requiring adjustments or replacement of your dentures. Regular check-ups with Dr. Kalhan will help ensure your dentures continue to fit well and function properly.
Can I Eat Normally with Dentures?
How Do I Know If I Need Full or Partial Dentures?
Are There Alternatives to Traditional Dentures?
How Long Does It Take to Get Custom Dentures Made and Fitted?
What Should I Expect During the Adjustment Period with New Dentures?
How Often Should I Have My Dentures Checked or Relined?
Can I Sleep with My Dentures In?
What Should I Do If My Dentures Break or Become Damaged?

Disclaimer: Please note that the provided information above is based on general knowledge, and it's always recommended to consult with Dr. Haider Kalhan, or our dental team for personalized advice and recommendations regarding your or your child's specific dental needs and conditions. For any questions or concerns, please call our office.


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