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At A+ Family Dentistry, we have many options for replacing teeth, including full and partial dentures, as well as implant-supported dentures. The doctors will thoroughly explain all of your options and help you choose the best one for you.

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TOOTH REPLACEMENT SOLUTIONS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY

COMPLETE & PARTIAL DENTURES IN SAN DIEGO, POWAY & SORRENTO VALLEY, CA

Due to advancements in dental technology, dental implants can now be used to secure dentures in place and make them look, act, and feel like real teeth. Traditional dentures remain popular, however, and can be an affordable option for many patients. Our doctors create durable and well-fitting dentures. They also try to make them as aesthetically pleasing as possible. They will have you bring in pictures when you had all your teeth and will use those as a guide to match your natural look as best as possible.

A+ Family Dentistry demonstrating the types of dentures

Denture Patient Testimonial

“I had just moved from New York and had a horrible set of teeth (dentures) made, which didn’t allow me to eat food properly. When I met the doctors they sat me down and explained what they could do. They took time to listen to my concerns and needs. Everyone was very friendly at every one of my visits. They always make you feel welcome. They addressed all my concerns. They did not rush the procedures and made sure I was completely satisfied after all steps were completed. The doctors at the practice work together as a team. They are friendly and personable and make you feel completely relaxed and comfortable. I would send my friends and family here."

-Dorothea, Patient of A+ Family Dentistry

Types of Dentures

Dentures are removable prosthetic devices used to replace missing teeth and surrounding tissue. There are several types of dentures available, each designed to meet the unique needs of individual patients.

OPTIONS FOR DENTURES

We have many options for replacing teeth, including full and partial dentures, as well as implant-supported dentures. The doctors will thoroughly explain all of your options and help you choose the best one for you, but here is a summary of each type:

Full dentures. Full dentures require all the teeth to be removed. The dentures fit over the gums and are held in place with an adhesive. We offer acrylic and flexible acrylic options.

Partial dentures. Traditional partial dentures are secured by metal clasps, which fit around existing teeth.

No-metal flexible partial dentures. We offer metal-free Valplast® flexible acrylic partials. With this option, you don’t have to worry about people noticing your partial denture.

Immediate dentures. These are aesthetic, functional temporary dentures, which are placed immediately after teeth are extracted. They are worn until your permanent dentures are ready to be placed.

Implant-supported dentures. Implant-supported dentures are stable in your mouth and provide great chewing power. Depending on your preferences, they can either be permanently fixed in your mouth or removable.

Denture stabilization. In some cases, our doctors can retrofit your existing dentures with attachments so they can snap onto dental implants.

Relines and repairs. We reline dentures to make them fit more comfortably, and we also do repairs.

Valplast® flexible acrylic dentures

We offer Valplast® full and partial flexible acrylic dentures, which are very comfortable, durable, and natural-looking. The resin (the pink nylon material) is guaranteed never to break under normal wear and tear for the lifetime of the denture. Typical partial dentures are made with visible metal clasps, but the Valplast flexible partial is metal-free. The result is a comfortable fit and natural appearance.

Denture Stabilization

For added stability and comfort, our doctors recommend stabilizing your dentures with dental implants. An implant is a titanium post inserted into the jawbone to function as a tooth root. The more implants used, the more stable, functional, and natural-looking the denture will be. The way that denture stabilization works is outlined in more detail below:

The doctor will fit your new dentures with special attachments that snap securely onto dental implants. In some cases they can even retrofit your existing denture to work with dental implants. 

When the procedure is done, you will be able to snap your dentures on in the morning and remove them at night for cleaning.

Regain Your Smile and Confidence: Schedule Your Denture Consultation Today!

If you are struggling with missing teeth, dentures may be the perfect solution for restoring your smile and your confidence. At A+ Family Dentistry, we offer a range of denture options to meet your unique needs, including partial and full dentures. Our team will work with you to create custom dentures that fit comfortably and provide a natural, seamless appearance. With proper care and maintenance, dentures can last for many years, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of a beautiful, functional smile. So why wait? Schedule a denture consultation with us today and take the first step toward regaining your smile and your confidence.

COMMON QUESTIONs

  • What are dentures?

    Dentures are removable prosthetic devices that are used to replace missing teeth and surrounding tissue.

  • What are partial dentures?

    Partial dentures are a type of removable dental prosthetic that are used to replace one or more missing teeth.

  • What are full dentures?

    Full dentures are a type of dental prosthetic that are used to replace all of your natural teeth in the upper or lower jaw, or both.

  • Will dentures affect my ability to eat and speak?

    Initially, dentures may take some getting used to, but most patients find that they are able to eat and speak normally with dentures after a short adjustment period.

  • Can I sleep with my dentures in?

    It is generally recommended that you remove your dentures while sleeping to allow your gums and jaw to rest.

  • How often should I clean my dentures?

    Dentures should be cleaned daily to remove bacteria, food particles, and plaque buildup. It's important to use a denture brush and a non-abrasive denture cleaner to avoid damaging your dentures.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT DENTURES OR TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, CALL ONE OF OUR THREE LOCATIONS OR VISIT OUR CONTACT PAGE.

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WHY CHOOSE A+ Family Dentistry

Advanced Dental Technology
Advanced Dental Technology
General, Family & Emergency Dentistry
General, Family & Emergency Dentistry
Comfortable, Caring Treatment
Comfortable, Caring Treatment
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Flexible, Non-Insurance Payment Options
Three Convenient Office Locations
Three Convenient Office Locations
Cost-Saving New Patient Specials
Cost-Saving New Patient Specials

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"I have had such a great experience coming here! I had a few procedures done including cavity fills, cleaning, and teeth whitening. The staff always made sure I was well informed and comfortable. I would 10/10 recommend this place to my family and friends."

Genevieve A.

SAN DIEGO

"A safe space with no negative judgement, gentle care and great staff. Dr. Tran is not only kind and personable, but he and his whole staff are doing such an incredible job! I have had quite a few procedures done here and I’m very excited and proud to make this my primary dentist."

Raquel W.

POWAY

"The A+ family provides a warm welcoming environment to all their patients. They walk you through each process thoroughly to give you confidence that you’re in good hands. Came here as a recommendation from my girlfriend and am happy I did!"

Vinh V.

SORRENTO VALLEY

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