Full and Partial Dentures in Davie, FL
Removable dentures fitted to your mouth, including comfortable flexible, metal-free options.Dentures That Fit Your Mouth, Your Comfort, and Your Budget
Dentures replace a full arch of teeth or just the ones you are missing, and they come out at night for cleaning. A good set is not only about filling the space. It has to fit your mouth, sit comfortably through a long day, and look like it belongs to you. We fit both full and partial dentures at our Davie dental office.
Full dentures and partial dentures
A full denture replaces all of the teeth in an arch. A partial fills in around the teeth you still have and holds onto them for support. Which one is right depends on what is left and what condition it is in. We will look, tell you honestly what we see, and explain your options in plain language.
Comfortable flexible, metal-free options
We offer flexible, metal-free dentures for people who want something that feels softer against the gums and does not show metal when they smile. They are lighter and more forgiving than a rigid appliance. Not everyone needs this option, and we will say so, but for many people it is the difference between wearing a denture and leaving it in a drawer.
We work to save your natural tooth first
Before we plan a denture, we look at the teeth you still have. If a tooth can be repaired, treated, or crowned and kept, that is what we would rather do. Every natural tooth you keep gives a partial denture something to hold onto. We will tell you when a tooth is worth saving and when it truly is not.
Dentures in Davie, FL
- Full and partial dentures, fitted to your mouth
- Flexible options with no metal showing when you smile
- Removable, so cleaning them is simple
- Honest guidance on comfort and on budget
What patients ask us
How are these different from implant-supported dentures?
The dentures on this page rest on your gums and come out whenever you want. Implant-supported dentures clip onto implants placed in the bone, so they snap in and stay there until you unclip them. That route involves surgery and a longer process. Both are real options here, and we will explain the difference before you choose.
Will my dentures feel bulky at first?
Most people notice them for the first couple of weeks. Speaking and eating feel different before they feel normal, and that settling-in period is expected. A sore spot that will not go away is not expected, so if something rubs, come in and let us adjust it rather than pushing through it.
What do dentures cost?
It depends on whether you need a full or a partial denture, which material suits your mouth, and what else needs to happen first. That is why we do not post a price. You get a personalized estimate at your visit, after we have actually looked, so the number you hear is the number for your case.
Where can I get dentures made in Davie, FL?
Dentures are made for patients at our Davie dental office, including comfortable flexible, metal-free options, and fitted by the same dentists who see you afterwards for adjustments. Patients come to us from Southwest Ranches and the surrounding towns. Nobody is sent home without teeth while a denture is being made.
How many appointments does a new denture take?
A new denture is usually built over several short appointments across a few weeks, for impressions, a try-in you approve, and the fit. The try-in matters most, because that is where the shape and shade are still easy to change. We would rather adjust a wax setup than a finished denture.
How long do dentures last?
Dentures generally serve five to ten years before they need relining or replacing, and the reason is your mouth rather than the denture. The ridge underneath keeps changing shape after teeth are gone, so a denture that fitted well at the start slowly loosens. A reline usually fixes it long before a new one is needed.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get used to new dentures?
Usually a few weeks. Reading out loud helps with speech, and starting with softer foods helps with eating. Come back in if a spot is sore. Small adjustments early on make a real difference in how a denture feels long term.
How do I clean my dentures?
Take them out, brush them with a soft brush and a cleaner made for dentures rather than regular toothpaste, then rinse them well. Clean your gums and your tongue too. We will go over the whole routine with you when you get them.
Can I eat normally with dentures?
Most foods, yes, though it takes some practice. Start with smaller pieces and chew on both sides to keep the denture stable. Very sticky and very hard foods are the ones that give people the most trouble.
Do I have to take my dentures out at night?
We generally recommend it. Leaving them out gives your gums a rest and gives you the chance to clean everything properly. Store them in water or in a denture solution overnight so they do not dry out.
My denture used to fit and now it feels loose. What can I do?
Your mouth changes shape over the years, so a denture that once fit well can start to slip. Do not rely on adhesive to cover it up. Bring it in, let us check the fit, and we will tell you what your options are.
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