What is a Full Denture?

A full denture is when a patient has lost all his/her teeth completely for both the upper and lower jaw or one full upper or one full lower.

Are there different kinds of Denture materials?

Yes, this can be acrylic, composite, or porcelain, but the most common is acrylic resin.

I found out I have an allergy to acrylic. Is there any other material for dentures other than acrylic?

Yes, we have lots of different unique acrylic-free materials we can use in your case.

How often should I change my dentures?

You should get new dentures every 5 years.

My dentures are very loose, and I am worried about having a new denture, as the result will be the same as my old one. Any advice?

We are using the best materials on the market, which helps us get the best results for our patients. We stand strongly behind our work, so your new denture from us will be much better and fit your needs.

How much is it to get a set of dentures?

We offer a variety of different dentures that will work for most any of our patients’ budgets.

Custom Complete Denture Fittings

We provide three distinct types of custom removable complete dentures, each offering different levels of quality and aesthetics to meet your expectations and budget:

Classic Denture: Our classic dentures provide reliable function and a natural appearance at an affordable price. Crafted using high-quality materials, these dentures are a practical option for patients seeking comfort and durability.
High Quality Premium Denture: For those wanting enhanced aesthetics and improved fit, our premium dentures utilize advanced materials and techniques that offer a more lifelike appearance and greater comfort.
Ultra Quality Denture: Representing the highest quality available on the market, our ultra quality dentures feature superior craftsmanship, meticulous attention to detail, and premium materials that deliver exceptional comfort, durability, and a beautiful natural look.

After your natural teeth have been extracted, it is important to allow time for your gums and underlying bone to heal properly before creating your complete dentures. This healing period ensures that your dentures will fit accurately and comfortably, adapting perfectly to the contours of your mouth.

Dentures made following this healing phase are referred to as conventional or standard dentures. Though the process requires a few weeks for your mouth to heal, these dentures often provide a better fit and greater comfort compared to immediate dentures. Additionally, conventional dentures tend to be more affordable than their immediate counterparts, making them a popular choice for many patients.

What is a Full Denture?
A full denture is when a patient has lost all his/her teeth completely for both the upper and lower jaw or one full upper or one full lower.
Are there different kinds of Denture materials?
Yes, this can be acrylic, composite, or porcelain, but the most common is acrylic resin.
I found out I have an allergy to acrylic. Is there any other material for dentures other than acrylic?
Yes, we have lots of different unique acrylic-free materials we can use in your case.
How often should I change my dentures?
You should get new dentures every 5 years.
My dentures are very loose, and I am worried about having a new denture, as the result will be the same as my old one. Any advice?
We are using the best materials on the market, which helps us get the best results for our patients. We stand strongly behind our work, so your new denture from us will be much better and fit your needs.
How much is it to get a set of dentures?
We offer a variety of different dentures that will work for most any of our patients’ budgets.

Our team at Prestige Denture Clinic is committed to guiding you through every step of the denture process—from your initial consultation and extractions to the final fitting and ongoing care. We take the time to ensure your dentures feel natural, look beautiful, and help you maintain your oral health and lifestyle.

If you or a loved one needs complete full dentures, contact Prestige Denture Clinic today at 360-258-0503. Let us help you restore your smile with personalized care and expert craftsmanship.