Dentures
High-tech resins, custom colors, and hand-crafted
features make today’s dentures look natural and feel comfortable.
Which dentures are right for you?
Everyone’s smile is different. We’ll help you choose the best denture option for your needs and lifestyle.
Partial
dentures
Partial dentures use a metal frame that clips onto your natural teeth, making them a great option for replacing one or a few missing teeth.
Full
dentures
Full dentures replace all of your upper or lower teeth with a single, removable set designed to restore your full smile.
Implant-secured
dentures
These dentures are anchored to dental implants embedded in your jaw, offering improved stability, comfort, and chewing ability.
Dental implants for a stronger bite
Implants permanently replace missing teeth, offering the same strength and stability as natural teeth. When connected to dentures, they help preserve your jawbone, support your facial structure, and improve chewing ability by up to 90%.
Flexible payment options for everyone
We accept most insurance plans, including Medi-Cal and Medicaid, and offer financing options to fit your budget. Whether you’re insured or not, we’ll help find a solution that works for you.
Hear what’s making our patients smile
I was nervous about my root canal, but the team at Western Dental was kind and calming. The procedure was pretty painless, and I feel at ease returning for my next appointment.
Gloria helped transfer my DHMO plan and book fast care for me and my son. The dentist explained everything clearly, and we even got a free orthodontic consultation.
I was so embarrassed to smile before. Rochelle at Western Dental gave me my confidence back. The staff is friendly and made every visit feel comfortable. Thank you!
Dentures FAQs
Dentures are designed to match the look of your natural teeth, so most people notice little or no change in appearance. In some cases, dentures can even improve your look by filling out your cheeks and restoring facial balance.
To keep your dentures in good shape and your mouth healthy, follow these care tips:
- Brush your removable dentures every day.
- Clean your gums, cheeks, tongue, and the roof of your mouth before inserting your dentures.
- Soak your dentures overnight to keep them from drying out.
- Avoid soaking dentures in hot water, which can cause them to warp.
- Visit your dentist every six months for a checkup and cleaning.
It may take some time to get used to eating with new dentures. Start with soft foods and chew slowly. As you adjust, you can return to a normal diet. Avoid very hot, hard, or sticky foods, as well as chewing gum, bones, or anything with sharp edges.
Dentures typically last between 5 and 10 years. Their lifespan depends on the type, material, daily care, and changes in your mouth over time. Regular checkups help ensure proper fit and timely adjustments or replacements.
Many dental insurance plans partially or fully cover dentures, but coverage varies by provider and plan. Check with your provider or explore insurance and financing options to find the best fit for your budget.