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Dentures and partial dentures in Kendall

Dentures are fake teeth you can take out. A partial fills gaps when you still have some of your own teeth. Implants can also hold a denture in place.

Dentures and partials

Is this for you?

  • You are missing many or all of your teeth
  • Your denture is loose or hurts
  • You want something that costs less than many implants
  • You want a denture held in place by implants

How it works

1

Exam

The dentist checks your gums, bone and any teeth you have left.

2

Your choices

You compare full, partial and implant dentures.

3

Fit and try

We record your mouth. You try the teeth to check fit and look.

4

Get your denture

You get your denture. You come back for small adjustments.

At Kendall Dental Associates

  • We make full and partial dentures
  • Implants can hold a removable or fixed denture
  • We plan implants with a CBCT 3D scan here

Your comfort

New dentures take time to get used to. Small adjustments are normal. Our team helps you.

Common questions

How long do dentures last?

Dentures wear down and your mouth changes. After some years they may need a refit or a new set. We check them at your visits.

Can implants stop my denture from slipping?

Yes. Implants can hold your denture so it stays in place better. Your dentist checks if your bone allows it.

Partial or full denture?

A partial is for when you still have healthy teeth. A full denture replaces all the teeth in your top or bottom jaw.

Will I talk and eat normally?

Most people get used to it with practice. Start with soft foods and go slow.

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