Full & Partial Dentures

Full and partial dentures replace missing teeth with a removable appliance custom-made to fit your mouth, restoring the ability to bite, chew, and speak comfortably while supporting the shape of your face. Patients typically consider dentures after losing several teeth to decay, gum disease, or injury, whether that means replacing an entire arch or filling in gaps with a partial that clips onto remaining natural teeth. Dr. Jed Kanner, Dr. Adam Salm, and Dr. Hayley Grandeau see patients for denture evaluation, fitting, and ongoing adjustments as part of general dental care.

What to Expect

Evaluation — A review of your remaining teeth, gums, and bite determines whether a full or partial denture is the better fit.
Digital Impressions — Our intraoral scanner captures the shape of your mouth without messy molds, so your denture is built to an accurate fit.
Shade Matching — Digital shade matching helps the denture's teeth blend naturally with any remaining natural teeth.

Ongoing Care

Adjustments — Gums and jawbone can change shape over time, so periodic adjustments help keep a denture comfortable and secure.
Repairs & Relines — If a denture becomes loose or damaged, our office also offers denture repairs and relines to extend its use.
Implant Options — For patients wanting extra stability, implant-supported dentures are available as an alternative to a traditional removable appliance.