Partial Dentures

Explore the options of cast metal, overdentures, flexible, and acrylic Partial Denture (Flipper)

Partial Denture Options

In need of a high-quality pair of partial dentures? Our affordable partial dentures are made in-house by an experienced denturist.

At Smile Bright Dentures, we strive to provide a natural-looking partial that will compliment your smile for years to come! If you’ve been in search of a partial denture clinic, pay our clinic a visit today. Our professional denturist would be happy to provide you with immediate partial dentures.

How to Know if You Need Partial Dentures

If you have recently had teeth extracted or you have missing adult teeth, partial dentures are a practical solution. Not only do partial dentures complete and improve your smile, but they also make chewing and eating much easier.

Partial dentures are a good solution for individuals with missing adult teeth who are looking for an immediate solution. If you would like to get a pair of high-quality partial dentures, contact Smile Bright Dentures today.

At Smile Bright Dentures, we have skilled denturists who are ready to help restore confidence in your pearly whites once again.

Types of Partial Dentures

Here are some of the different types of partial dentures. Most patients will have a meeting with a denturist in order to determine what kind of partial dentures are needed. To schedule your first consultation with a reliable partial denturist, contact Smile Bright Dentures today.

Cast Metal Denture

Our cast metal partial dentures offer stability and durability. This partial denture is made to withstand long term use and can be made to replace single or multiple teeth per arch. We offer a range of tooth options for the cast metal partial denture at a price to fit your budget.

Flexible Dentures

Smile Bright Dentures offers natural-looking flexible partials which are durable, lightweight, and offer a degree of flexibility not available with other partial types. Unlike other brands of flexible partials, the TCS© line is guaranteed to be unbreakable, stain-resistant, and BPA free.

To get your flexible partial dentures, contact Smile Bright Dentures today.

Overdentures

A conventional (non-implanted) overdenture fits over a small number of remaining natural teeth. An overdenture can be a good solution between a complete denture and a partial. Affordably priced and durable for long term use, an overdenture may or may not utilize metal clasps for security.

Acrylic Partial Denture (Flipper)

Acrylic partial dentures are a low-cost denture option if you wish to temporarily replace a missing tooth. It is ideal for those who need to replace teeth immediately following extractions. Here at Smile Bright Dentures, we offer acrylic partial dentures to our patients who need an immediate solution.

How to Choose the Best Partial Dentures

Overwhelmed by all of the partial dentures options we’ve presented you with? Don’t worry — our professional denturists will be able to help you choose the best type of partial dentures for you. We have helped countless patients get suitable dentures and want to use our denture expertise to help you. Contact Smile Bright Dentures today to schedule a consultation with one of our denturists.

How to Take Care of Partial Dentures

If you are getting your very first pair of partial dentures, knowing how to properly take care of them will ensure that they last a long time. Here are some tips for caring for partial dentures.

Clean your dentures daily
Rinse your dentures after each meal
Brush your dentures with a soft-bristled brush
Don’t use hard bristle brushes, regular toothpaste, or other abrasive materials to clean your dentures.
Use a cleaning tablet in a bowl of water to clean your partial dentures and remove plaque buildup.

Looking for additional partial dentures care tips? Whether you have questions or are looking for tips on how to best take care of your partial dentures, give Smile Bright Dentures a call today.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are partial dentures, and when are they recommended?

Partial dentures are removable dental appliances used to replace one or more missing teeth. They are typically recommended when some natural teeth remain, helping restore function, maintain alignment, and improve appearance.

2. How long does it take to get partial dentures made?

The process usually takes a few weeks and may involve multiple visits. This allows for proper measurements, fittings, and adjustments to ensure comfort and a natural fit.

3. Will partial dentures affect how I eat or speak?

There may be a short adjustment period. Most patients adapt within a few weeks, and normal eating and speaking typically improve as the mouth becomes accustomed to the dentures.

4. How should I care for my partial dentures?

Partial dentures should be cleaned daily using a soft brush and a non-abrasive cleanser. They should also be removed at night and stored in water or a denture solution to maintain their shape.

5. How long do partial dentures usually last?

With proper care, partial dentures can last several years. However, periodic adjustments or replacements may be needed due to natural changes in the gums and remaining teeth.