Dentures in Fort Worth, TX
Full, partial and implant-supported dentures — fitted properly, adjusted properly, and followed up properly. New patients get $1,000 off.
What are dentures?
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth and the surrounding tissue. The design and materials vary considerably depending on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the ridge underneath and what you need the denture to do day to day.
Our commitment is to create a denture that not only looks good and fits comfortably, but functions well for many years — which means the follow-up appointments matter as much as the fitting.
Types of denture
Traditional complete dentures
A full upper or lower denture, made after the gums have healed following extraction so the fit reflects the settled ridge.
Immediate dentures
Made in advance and inserted straight after extraction, so you are never without teeth. They usually need relining as healing changes the shape underneath.
Overdentures
Fitted over retained natural roots or implants, which helps preserve bone and improves stability compared with a conventional full denture.
Implant-supported dentures
Secured to dental implants for genuine stability — no adhesives, no movement while eating, and far more confidence when speaking.
Partial dentures
For when strong natural teeth remain. Clasps or precision attachments on the adjacent teeth provide retention and stability, filling gaps and stabilising the bite.
Relines and adjustments
Gums and bone change shape over time. A reline refits the base of an existing denture to the current ridge, restoring comfort and suction.
What to expect with new dentures
There is an adjustment period with any new denture, and knowing what is normal makes it much easier. Expect a temporary increase in saliva production, a few days of feeling like there is too much in your mouth, and some practice needed with speech.
Eating takes a little retraining too: start with soft foods cut small, chew on both sides at once to keep the denture stable, and build up gradually. Most people are eating normally far sooner than they expect.
Come back for your follow-up appointments. Small adjustments in the first few weeks are completely routine and make the difference between a denture you tolerate and one you forget you are wearing.
Keeping your dentures in good condition
- Rinse and brush your dentures daily with a denture-specific brush to prevent staining and bacterial buildup, and soak them when not in use
- Keep brushing your remaining teeth and gums to maintain healthy tissue — upper denture wearers should clean the roof of the mouth too
- Remove your dentures before bed so your gums and jawbone can rest, reducing the risk of irritation, infection and bone shrinkage
- Keep your regular check-ups so we can assess fit and reline before discomfort sets in
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