Dentures in Denton, TX
Whether you’re missing a few teeth or most of them, we offer partial and full dentures, plus implant-supported options for a more secure fit.
Denture Options
- Partial dentures replace some missing teeth while keeping your remaining natural teeth
- Full dentures replace all of the teeth on the top, bottom, or both
- Implant-supported and full-arch dentures are anchored to dental implants for added stability
The right choice depends on how many teeth you’re missing, the health of your gums and jawbone, and your budget. We’ll explain each option honestly.
Dentures vs. Implants vs. Bridges
Traditional dentures are removable and are often the most affordable way to replace many teeth. Implant-supported dentures attach to implants in the jaw, which can feel more secure when eating and speaking. Bridges use neighboring teeth for support to replace a smaller number of teeth. During your consultation, we’ll walk through the pros, cons, and costs of each.
What to Expect
- Consultation and exam. We examine your mouth, take any needed X-rays, and talk about your goals.
- Treatment plan and estimate. You’ll know the steps, the timeline, and the cost before you decide.
- Fitting and adjustments. Dentures are made to fit your mouth, and adjustments help you get comfortable.
Cost, Insurance & Financing
Denture costs vary with the type of denture and the work needed beforehand. We’ll give you a clear estimate first.
We accept all major PPO plans as an out-of-network provider, file your claims for you, and give you an upfront estimate before treatment begins. Financing is available through Cherry and CareCredit. See our new patient page for details.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do dentures last?
Dentures wear over time and your mouth changes, so they usually need adjustments, relines, or eventual replacement. We’ll check the fit at your regular visits.
Can I get implants instead of traditional dentures?
Often, yes, depending on your health and jawbone. We offer implant-supported and full-arch options. See our dental implants page.
Do dentures hurt?
New dentures can feel unfamiliar and cause some soreness at first as your mouth adjusts. We make adjustments to improve comfort.
Do you offer partial dentures?
Yes. Partial dentures replace some missing teeth while keeping your natural teeth.
Talk With Us About Dentures
We’re accepting new patients. Call us or send a message and we’ll find a time that works. Open Monday–Thursday, 8am–5pm.