Full or Partial Dentures

DR. Z and DR. MO specialize in providing full dentures to replace missing teeth on the top, bottom, or both. We offer a variety of complete denture options tailored to your specific needs and lifestyle preferences. Our dentures are designed to create a balanced, white, and beautiful smile. Utilizing advanced digital technology, we can thoroughly explain the denture procedure and help you make informed decisions about your new smile.

If you have missing teeth due to decay, trauma, or other reasons, we strongly encourage you to consider replacement as soon as possible. Failing to replace missing teeth can negatively impact your self-esteem, eating habits, and even the health of your jawbone.

A partial denture is designed for patients with multiple missing teeth while still having some healthy teeth remaining. It can be removable, secured with clips or brackets, or anchored to the jawbone using dental implants. Our partial dentures are carefully crafted to look natural and provide excellent function for many years.

At Z Dentist, we recognize that replacing many or all of your natural teeth is a significant decision. You can trust our team of dental professionals to ensure a positive experience. We will explain your denture options and assist you in financing your new teeth, making the process straightforward and rewarding. We offer convenient appointment times and flexible payment plans for those who need them. Contact our office today, and let us help you rebuild your smile!

An immediate denture is crafted before your teeth are extracted, providing you with a replacement for your missing teeth as soon as you leave our clinic. These dentures can replace all of your upper or lower missing teeth and serve as a protective barrier for the extraction sockets, which typically need time to heal (usually 1 to 6 weeks). Without an immediate denture, there would be a significant delay in your treatment plan, as the tissues need time to heal before a new denture can be made. This healing process can take three to six weeks, during which you would be without teeth in your upper or lower jaw.