18318 University Blvd #500, Sugar Land, TX 77479

Understanding Dentures and Partials
Dentures and partials are designed to replace missing teeth. Partials are ideal for patients who still have many of their natural teeth, while complete dentures are best for those missing an entire arch of teeth. Both types of prosthetic appliances are custom-made to fit comfortably in your mouth, helping you enjoy improved oral function and a fuller, brighter smile.
Why You Might Need Dentures or Partials
You may need dentures or partials if you’re missing several teeth. In some cases, extractions may be necessary to remove loose or severely decayed teeth before a denture can be created. These appliances are designed not only to restore the appearance of your smile and support your cheeks, but also to improve oral function, making it easier to enjoy your favorite foods. With proper care, dentures can last for many years and can be replaced as needed.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Dentures and Partials
We can perform a thorough examination to determine if a full or partial denture is right for you. Most patients who need these prosthetic appliances can safely have one custom-made to fit their mouth. The process typically requires several visits to ensure the denture fits comfortably and functions properly. If you have severely decayed or loose teeth, extractions may be recommended before the denture is placed.
What to Expect When Getting Dentures or Partials
Your first visit will involve taking impressions of your mouth, which are essential for creating a denture or partial that fits perfectly. During your second appointment, the denture will be fitted, and small adjustments will be made to ensure comfort and proper function. You may need one or two additional visits for further adjustments if necessary. It’s important to remove your denture each night for cleaning to prevent plaque buildup and odors.
If you think you may benefit from a full or partial denture, contact our office today—we’re happy to answer your questions and help you restore your smile.
