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Tooth Replacement

Dentures

Eat, speak, and smile with greater confidence.

Dentures replace missing teeth and support the lips and cheeks. The right design depends on how many teeth remain, your bone and gums, and your goals.

Complete and partial dentures

Implant-supported options

Adjustments and ongoing care

Immediate dentures after extractions

Common Concerns

  • Several or all teeth are missing

  • Loose or painful dentures

  • Difficulty chewing

  • Teeth that cannot be saved

  • A partial denture with broken teeth or clasps

  • Changes in the fit of an older denture

Signs You May Need Care

  • Dentures move while eating or speaking

  • Sore spots or ulcers

  • Cracks, broken teeth, or worn surfaces

  • A bite that no longer feels even

  • Trouble eating a balanced diet

  • A denture that is more than several years old and no longer fits well

What is this treatment?

A complete denture replaces all teeth in an arch.


A partial denture replaces some missing teeth and uses remaining teeth for support.


Immediate dentures are placed after teeth are removed.


Implants can add support and stability.

Your comfort matters

New dentures can feel strange at first.


Mild soreness, more saliva, and changes in speech are common.


We adjust sore areas and help you learn how to use and care for the dentures.

What to expect

  1. An exam of your mouth, gums, bite, and remaining teeth

  2. Digital scans or impressions and measurements

  3. Discussion of complete, partial, immediate, and implant-supported choices

  4. Try-in visits when appropriate

  5. Delivery and bite checks

  6. Adjustment visits as your mouth adapts

Treatment Options

  • Complete denture

  • Removable partial denture

  • Immediate denture

  • Implant-retained denture

  • Repair, reline, or replacement of an older denture

  • Fixed bridge or implant options when appropriate

Benefits

  • Replace missing teeth

  • Support the face and lips

  • Improve chewing and speech

  • Restore confidence

  • Offer removable and implant-supported choices

Technology

An intraoral scanner or traditional impression may be used to record the shape of your mouth.


Digital imaging helps us check teeth, roots, and bone.

Recovery & Home Care

New dentures take practice.


Start with soft foods, use small bites, and chew on both sides.


Remove dentures at night unless we give different instructions.


Clean them daily with denture cleaner, not regular toothpaste.

Insurance

We accept dental insurance and can help you understand expected benefits and out-of-pocket costs.


Coverage is different for every plan.


We provide treatment estimates and offer financing and options for patients without insurance.

Helpful Tips

  • Practice reading out loud

  • Clean dentures over a towel or sink filled with water

  • Keep dentures away from pets

  • Do not adjust or glue them yourself

  • Bring dentures to adjustment visits

You may be wondering...

Should I sleep with my dentures?

Usually no. Removing them at night lets the tissues rest. Immediate dentures may have different first-day instructions.


How long will it take to get used to them?

Most people improve over several weeks. Adjustments and practice help.


Can dentures be repaired?

Many cracks, broken teeth, and fit problems can be repaired or relined. Do not use household glue.


Why are my dentures becoming loose?

The gums and bone change over time. A reline, adjustment, or new denture may be needed.


Would implants help?

Implants can improve support and stability for some dentures. An exam and 3D imaging may be needed.

Why choose Eusebio Dental

Eusebio Dental has provided family-owned dental care in Alameda since 1990. We take time to listen, explain what we see, and help you understand your choices before treatment begins. Our goal is modern care with clear answers and old-fashioned trust.

Would you like to improve the fit or look of your dentures?

Schedule an exam so we can check your mouth, current denture, and replacement choices.

Tooth Replacement

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