A full denture replaces all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. A partial denture fills the spaces between natural teeth that are still healthy enough to keep. Both are removable, and both need to work with the shape of your mouth and the way you bite.
Expect a few visits and a little patience
Making a denture can involve preliminary treatment, impressions or scans, bite measurements, and one or more try-ins. Those visits give us a chance to check the fit and let you see the shape and arrangement of the teeth before everything is finished.
A new denture can feel awkward at first. Speaking and eating usually take practice, and sore spots may need an adjustment. Bring the denture with you to regular checkups so we can examine your mouth and make sure it still fits as your gums and jaw change over time.