Conventional dentures
A long-standing, reliable option, conventional dentures replace a full arch of teeth and are held in place by suction and the shape of your gums.
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Tooth replacement options
People often call them all "dentures," but there are several distinct ways to replace multiple missing teeth.
Each has its own strengths, and we'll help you weigh them.
Partial dentures
A removable partial denture replaces some of the teeth in an arch. Small metal clasps hold onto your remaining teeth to keep it in place.
Implant-retained overdentures
A removable denture that snaps or slides onto dental implants. It is a conventional denture with much better staying power.
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Fixed, full-arch prostheses
Supported by four or more implants, these teeth stay in place full-time, just like natural teeth. It is the most involved and expensive option, and also the most tooth-like.
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