Full & Partial Dentures
Eat, speak and smile with confidence again.
Modern dentures are custom-designed for comfort and appearance, and can be stabilized with implants.

What is full & partial denture?
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. Full dentures replace all teeth in an arch; partials fill gaps among remaining teeth. They restore chewing, speech and facial support. Their main limitation: they can loosen as the jaw changes and may need relines.
Who is a candidate?
Often a good fit
- Many or all teeth missing
- Patients not suited for implants
- Budget-conscious tooth replacement
- Transitional replacement
Needs extra care or planning
- Strong gag reflex
- Severe bone loss
- Sore spots
- Dry mouth
When an exam is needed: An exam and X-rays evaluate remaining teeth and gums.
Problems it can address
Limitations: Dentures don't stop bone loss and require adjustments over time.
Benefits and disadvantages
Benefits
- Lower cost
- Non-surgical
- Restores appearance
- Can be implant-supported
Disadvantages
- Can loosen
- Adjustment period
- Bone loss continues
- Needs relines
The treatment process
- 1
Exam
Evaluate gums and remaining teeth.
- 2
Records
Scans and bite records.
- 3
Try-in
Wax try-in for look and fit.
- 4
Delivery
Final dentures placed.
- 5
Adjustments
Follow-ups to fine-tune.
Timeline: Usually 4–6 weeks over several visits.
Recovery and aftercare
What to expect
Discomfort: Sore spots during the first weeks.
Downtime: Adjustment period of a few weeks.
Aftercare
- Remove and clean daily
- Soak overnight
- Brush gums
- Regular checkups
Call us right away if you notice
- Persistent sore spots
- Loose fit
- Cracked denture
Longevity and outcomes
5–10 years, with relines.
What affects your result
- Bone changes
- Care
- Wear
Possible complications
- Loosening
- Sores
- Breakage
Cost and payment options
Depends on full vs partial and materials; quoted in writing.
What affects the price
- Full vs partial
- Materials
- Implant support
- Insurance
Insurance & financing
We accept most PPO plans and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit and others.
Comparison with alternatives
Implants
Fixed option.
Bridges
For few missing teeth.
Implant-retained dentures
More stable.
Clinical case examples
Real, patient-authorized cases for this treatment are being added soon, with diagnosis, reasoning and results.
View our Before & After Gallery →Why choose Neo Dental?
Patient reviews
Read what our patients say, in their own words, on independent review sites.
Frequently asked questions
Will dentures look fake?+
Not when custom-designed.
How long to adjust?+
A few weeks.
Can I eat normally?+
Most foods, with practice.
Do I sleep in them?+
Usually no.
Can implants help?+
Yes, for stability.
How long do they last?+
5–10 years.
Your care team & booking
Dr. Sol Shahri
General and cosmetic dentist leading every treatment plan at Neo Dental. This page was medically reviewed by Dr. Sol Shahri.
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