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Full and partial dentures
Explore full and partial removable dentures, including fit, adjustment, and ongoing care. Discuss how they compare with implant-supported options.
Choosing a full or partial removable denture
A dentist can discuss removable and implant-supported possibilities, how they are made, and what to expect while adjusting.
Full dentures and partial dentures
A complete (full) denture replaces all the teeth in an upper or lower arch. A partial denture fills gaps when some natural teeth remain, usually held in place by clasps or other attachments to those teeth. Dentures are a core part of prosthodontics, the specialty of Dr. Pooya Soltanzadeh.
The process for getting dentures
A denture is usually made over several visits: an examination, impressions or digital scans, records of your bite, a try-in to check appearance, fit, and speech, and delivery with follow-up adjustments. Your dentist will explain the steps and timing for your case.
Adjusting to a new denture
Speaking and eating can feel different at first. Sore spots are common in the early weeks and can often be eased with an adjustment, so call the office rather than waiting.
Daily denture care
Rinse the denture after eating, clean it every day with a soft brush and a cleanser made for dentures, and store it as your dentist recommends. Gums and bone change over time, so a denture may need relining or replacement.
Plan for ongoing care
Dentures need daily cleaning and periodic checks. Contact the office if a denture becomes damaged or stops fitting well.
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Before deciding
- Questions and preparationPrepare for your first visit
- Get to know your consultation clinicianDr. Pooya Soltanzadeh
- Office location, hours and contact
The office will confirm the treating clinician and any specialist referrals for your individual plan.