Dentures and Partials in Dayton, OH
Replace missing teeth with comfortable, natural-looking dentures and partials for a better fit, function, and confidence.
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Missing teeth can affect chewing, speech, and your confidence. Whether you need a first denture, a partial, or help with a loose denture, we’ll explain your options and next steps.
Start with a free denture consultation to review your goals, comfort, timeline, and choices so you can move forward with confidence.
Dentures & Partials
We’ll recommend the best choice for you.
Full dentures — replace all upper or lower teeth
Partial dentures — replace some teeth, keep healthy ones
Immediate dentures — temporary after extractions (select cases)
Implant‑retained dentures — firmer, more stable
Thinking about implants, crowns, or bridges? Let’s check your gums and bone first so your work lasts.
What makes a denture feel comfortable?
A good denture must look natural, fit well, and feel comfortable.
We check:
Bite and jaw alignment (for normal chewing)
Lip support and smile line (so it looks like you)
Stability and comfort (so it stays in place)
Sore spots and pressure areas (so you can wear it all day)
We use digital scans and 3D imaging when needed.
What to Expect
Most full and partial denture cases follow simple step-by-step steps:
1. Exam and Planning
We examine your teeth and gums and suggest the best treatment.
2. Impressions and Measurements
We record the shape of your mouth and how your teeth meet.
3. Try-In (When Needed)
You can preview it before the final version is made.
4. Delivery and Fit Check
A friendly team and a clean, peaceful space help you relax.
5. Follow-Up Adjustments
Small changes at first are normal. We'll help you get comfortable.
Loose dentures — repairs and relines
If your denture feels loose, rubs, or you need more adhesive, it may need an adjustment or reline.
Common reasons dentures change:
Gums and bone naturally shrink
Chewing surfaces wear down
Small cracks or fit changes after a drop or bump
If your denture breaks or causes pain, call us. We’ll tell you what to do next and when to come in.
Fees and Payment Options
Denture and partial costs depend on how many teeth are being replaced, the type of denture or partial, if extractions or other prep are needed, and whether implants are included. We give clear written estimates and go over your options with you.
Dental insurance: We help you understand benefits and estimates.
No insurance: Ask about our Self-Care Savings Plan.
Bigger treatment plans: Payment plans with Cherry may be available.
Dentures & Partials FAQs
1) What is the difference between dentures and partials?
Dentures are made to replace an entire arch of missing teeth. A partial is the right option when some natural teeth remain—it fills the spaces without affecting the healthy ones.
2) Will dentures look natural?
That's the goal. We take time to match the shape and shade to your face so nothing looks out of place.
3) Are dentures painful?
A little tenderness early on is normal. Your mouth needs time to adjust, and we usually need to make a few tweaks along the way—that's all part of it.
4) How long does it take to get dentures or a partial?
Most cases run a handful of appointments over several weeks. The exact timeline depends on what's involved—extractions, healing, and fit appointments all affect it. We see patients from around Dayton and are happy to map it all out at your first visit.
5) What are immediate dentures?
Immediate dentures can be placed the same day as extractions, so you don't have to go without teeth while you heal. The tradeoff is that fit adjustments are almost always needed as the gum tissue settles.
6) Can I eat normally with dentures?
Chewing with dentures is something that gets easier over time. Start soft, take it slow, and most patients are back to eating what they enjoy within a few months.
7) What if my denture feels loose?
Fit problems often develop as bone and gum tissue naturally change. We can usually fix it with an adjustment or reline, but sometimes a replacement is the better long-term move.
8) How do I clean dentures or a partial?
Your care routine doesn't have to be complicated. Brush the appliance daily with the right cleaner, soak it as directed, and make sure the gum area underneath stays clean. For partials, the natural teeth around the clasps need extra attention.
9) Do I sleep with my dentures in?
Giving your gums a break at night is usually the better choice. We'll tell you what we recommend based on how your mouth is doing.
10) Are implant-retained dentures worth it?
For many people, yes—it's a significant upgrade. The implants anchor the denture so it doesn't shift, which makes a big difference day to day. We're close to Dayton, OH and can go over your candidacy and options at your consultation.
Ready for a confident, comfortable smile?
If you need full dentures, partials, or help with a loose fit, we’ll make a clear plan and keep you comfortable throughout.