Complete Denture Solutions

Helping You Feel and Look Better

If you lose your teeth, you may become more self-conscious about how you look. If you're searching for a solution that can make you feel better about your appearance, turn to Buck Dental Health Associates. With over 25 years of experience, we're your trusted choice for denture work helping make a positive change in your life.

Dentures

Dentures are replacements for missing or lost teeth. Dentures can be taken out and put back in your mouth. When wearing dentures, you'll be able to enjoy a healthy diet and have a confident smile. Dentures are constructed of acrylic or metal. Today's dentures are natural and very comfortable to wear.

What Are the Different Denture Types?

Full Dentures

A full denture, also known as a complete denture, replaces all of your teeth. This type of denture generally requires complete tooth extraction for either the lower or upper row of your teeth or both. Our dentist will typically provide you with temporary dentures that allow you to bite, chew, and speak with greater confidence as you're healing.

Partial Dentures

If you are only missing a few teeth, our dentist may recommend partial dentures to replace the teeth and help you achieve a healthier bite and a more attractive smile. We will work closely with you to identify the most practical solution for your needs.

Partial dentures are designed to clip onto the surrounding teeth and provide a practical replacement for your missing teeth, leaving you with a more natural-looking appearance and better able to enjoy your favorite foods.

Flexible Partial Dentures

Flexible partial dentures are fabricated from flexible and lightweight materials. These dentures are designed to move with your mouth and provide optimal comfort. When in use, flexible partial dentures are almost invisible, which allows you to feel more confident about your appearance every day.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Dental implants are small posts or attachment points that are surgically attached to your jawbone and allowed to heal in place. Your denture or artificial tooth replacement is then attached to the implant, providing a more secure bite and improved speaking ability.