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Find the Right Denture for Your Smile

Every smile is different, which is why there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. During your consultation, we'll evaluate your oral health, discuss your goals, and recommend the type of denture that's best suited to your needs.

Whether you're replacing several missing teeth or a full arch, our goal is to help you regain function, comfort, and confidence with a solution designed for you.

Full Dentures

If all of the teeth in your upper or lower arch are missing or need to be removed, full dentures can restore the appearance and function of your smile.

Full dentures are custom-made removable appliances that replace an entire arch of teeth. They sit comfortably on your gums and are carefully designed to create a natural-looking smile while helping you speak and chew more comfortably.

Many patients choose full dentures to:

  • Replace all missing teeth
  • Improve chewing ability
  • Restore facial support
  • Enjoy a natural-looking smile
  • Find a cost-effective tooth replacement option

While dentures take some time to get used to, most patients adjust with practice and guidance from our team.

For patients wearing a lower denture, stability can sometimes be improved with dental implants. Implant-supported dentures offer additional support that helps reduce movement during eating and speaking. If this is something you're interested in, we'll gladly discuss whether it's right for you.

Mature couple smiling while brushing their teeth together
3D rendering of partial dentures being placed on a lower jaw with missing back teeth

Partial Dentures

If you still have healthy, natural teeth, a partial denture may be the right solution.

Partial dentures replace multiple missing teeth while using your remaining healthy teeth for support. They help fill the gaps in your smile, making it easier to chew, speak, and maintain proper spacing between your remaining teeth.

A partial denture may be recommended if you:

  • Have several missing teeth in the same arch
  • Want a removable tooth replacement option
  • Want to improve chewing and speaking
  • Are looking for an affordable alternative to more extensive treatment

Modern partial dentures can often be designed to minimize the visibility of clasps, creating a more natural appearance than many patients expect.

We'll also discuss other tooth replacement options, such as dental bridges or dental implants, so you can choose the treatment that best fits your lifestyle and long-term goals.

What to Expect During the Process

Getting dentures is a personalized process, and we'll guide you through each step. Your treatment may include:

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A comprehensive dental exam and consultation.

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Digital impressions and measurements of your smile.

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Tooth extractions, if necessary.

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Custom fabrication of your dentures.

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Fitting appointments to ensure comfort and function.

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Follow-up adjustments as you adapt to your new smile.

Our team wants you to feel informed throughout the process, and we're always here to answer questions along the way.

Meet The Dentist

Care That Puts Your Needs First

Choosing dentures is about more than replacing missing teeth. It's about finding a solution that helps you eat comfortably, speak with ease, and feel comfortable sharing your smile again.

Dr. Eidsness works closely with every patient to understand their concerns, explain each treatment option clearly, and create a plan that fits their needs. Whether you're receiving dentures for the first time or replacing an older appliance, you'll have a trusted team supporting you throughout your care.

Dr. Joe Eidsness, Port Susan Dental Care
Port Susan Dental Care front desk staff

Restore Your Smile With Confidence

Living with missing teeth doesn't have to be your new normal. Modern dentures provide a dependable way to restore your smile, improve everyday function, and help you enjoy life's simple moments again.

If you're considering dentures or want to learn more about your tooth replacement options, our team is here to help you take the next step.

Call Us At (360) 629-3133

Frequently Asked Questions

Most dentures last between 5 and 10 years. Over time, natural changes in your jaw and gums may require adjustments, relines, or replacement.

Yes. Modern dentures are custom-designed to complement your facial features, smile, and bite for a natural appearance.

There is an adjustment period with any new denture. As you become accustomed to wearing them, they typically become much more comfortable. We also make adjustments when needed to improve the fit.

Most patients return to eating a wide variety of foods after adjusting to their dentures. We usually recommend starting with softer foods before gradually introducing firmer foods.

For many patients, implant-supported dentures provide improved stability and comfort, especially for lower dentures. During your consultation, we'll discuss whether this option is appropriate for your needs.

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