Dental technology has come a long way. Say goodbye to uncomfortable, unnatural-looking dentures! We work with you to craft a smile that looks, feels, and functions beautifully. We offer a variety of custom-designed options to meet your unique needs, including:

• Partial dentures. If you need to replace one or more teeth in your dental arch, partial dentures can be a great solution. These dentures use metal clips that attach to your natural teeth, securely holding them in place.
• Complete dentures. Complete dentures provide a full replacement for patients who are missing all their teeth in an arch. They are typically held in place by natural suction, although adhesives can be used for added security. Implant-retained dentures are also an option for enhanced stability.
• Immediate dentures. For patients who don’t want to be without teeth, immediate dentures offer a convenient solution. We take impressions of your mouth before your teeth are removed and place the dentures immediately after extraction. While highly desirable, these dentures may require adjustments or replacement after your mouth has fully healed.
• Implant-retained dentures. For both superior stability and comfort, implant-retained dentures are an excellent choice. This option involves the placement of anywhere between four to eight implants into your jawbone. These implants integrate with the natural bone, providing a strong, permanent foundation for your dentures. A key benefit is the preservation of your jawbone, which supports your facial structure and helps prevent the “hollowed-out” appearance sometimes associated with traditional dentures.

Beyond dentures, our team also offers implants and bridges. Choosing the best tooth replacement option for your needs depends on your unique condition and circumstances. The most effective way to determine your ideal solution is to schedule a personalized consultation with our experienced team. During the initial consultation appointment, Dr. Jameela Jifri and her associates may take dental x-rays to visualize the jaw bone and determine if implants are a viable option. Alternatives may also be considered, including dental bridges and standalone implants. Providing you with information from our team to educate you on your choices enables you to make an informed decision about which solution is best for you.