Dentures and partials replace missing teeth to restore function and appearance. These removable appliances can help you chew, speak and smile with greater confidence. Modern materials and personalized design support a comfortable, natural-looking fit.
Complete Dentures
Complete dentures replace all teeth in the upper or lower arch. They rest on the gums and are carefully designed to recreate natural tooth shape, support facial contours and improve oral function. Traditional and implant-supported options may be available, with implants providing additional stability.
Partial Dentures
A partial denture replaces several missing teeth while preserving healthy teeth that remain. A lightweight framework connects to existing teeth with clasps or precision attachments. Partials help maintain alignment, improve chewing and create a complete-looking smile.
Caring for Your Dentures
- Clean dentures daily with a soft brush and nonabrasive denture cleanser.
- Soak removable dentures as directed to help preserve their shape.
- Clean your gums, tongue and any remaining natural teeth every day.
- Attend regular checkups so we can monitor fit, function and oral tissue health.
Schedule Your Denture Consultation
Call 281-666-9912 to explore full or partial dentures with Dr. Olagoke Masha or Dr. Jennifer Ogbuehi.
Dentures & Partials Questions
How do dentures and partials improve oral health?
They restore chewing and speech, help prevent remaining teeth from shifting and support facial muscles and contours.
Will dentures look natural?
Modern dentures are customized in size, shape and color to complement your features and create a realistic appearance.
How long does it take to adjust to new dentures?
Adjustment usually takes a few weeks. They may initially feel bulky, but speaking and eating generally become easier as oral muscles and tissues adapt.
What foods should I avoid with dentures?
Avoid very sticky, hard or tough foods that may damage or dislodge the appliance. Cut food into smaller pieces and chew slowly while adjusting.
How often should dentures be replaced?
Dentures often last five to seven years, although changes in gums and bone may require adjustments or replacement sooner. Regular checkups help maintain a comfortable fit.
