Dentures
Dentures are a reliable solution for replacing missing teeth—whether you’re missing just a few teeth or an entire arch. We provide personalized denture solutions that fit comfortably, look natural, and support your ability to eat and speak with ease. We work closely with patients to ensure their dentures enhance both function and appearance.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are designed to replace one or more missing teeth while preserving your remaining natural teeth.
Cast Metal Partial Dentures
- Strong and durable, with a thin, custom metal framework
- Clasps securely onto existing teeth for stability
- Long-lasting and highly functional
Acrylic Flippers (Transitional Partials)
- Lightweight and cost-effective
- Ideal as a temporary or short-term solution
- Typically used after extractions or while waiting for implants
Complete Dentures
Complete dentures replace all teeth in the upper and/or lower arch and are custom-made for fit and function.
- Made of high-quality acrylic for a natural look
- Rely on suction (upper) or muscle coordination (lower) for retention
- Can improve facial support and help restore your smile
Implant-Supported Dentures
For greater comfort and stability, dentures can be anchored to dental implants placed in the jawbone.
Implant Overdentures
- Snap into place on 2–6 implants per arch
- Removable for easy cleaning
- Improved retention and chewing power over traditional dentures
All-on-X Fixed Dentures (Full Arch Implant Bridges)
- A non-removable option supported by 4–6 implants
- Feels and functions more like natural teeth
- Ideal for patients who want a permanent alternative to dentures
Frequently Asked Questions
While they take some getting used to, modern dentures are far more comfortable and natural-looking than in the past. Implant-supported options feel the most like real teeth.
With proper care, most last 5–7 years. Periodic adjustments, relines, or replacements may be needed due to natural changes in the jawbone.
It’s best to remove them at night to give your gums a chance to rest and prevent irritation or infection.
Rinse and brush them daily using a denture brush and cleaner. Never use regular toothpaste, as it can scratch them.
Most patients are, especially with adequate bone support. We’ll assess your needs and offer a tailored recommendation.
Denture Care Tips
- Remove and rinse after meals
- Soak in a denture solution overnight
- Clean daily with a soft brush and non-abrasive cleaner
- Never use boiling water—this can warp the denture
- Bring your dentures to dental visits for professional cleaning and assessment
- Schedule regular checkups to monitor fit and oral health
Book a denture consultation
Contact our Richmond office during business hours and we will be happy to help you in English, Cantonese, or Mandarin.