If you are missing several teeth—or all of them—our custom dentures are an affordable and efficient way to restore your entire smile and confidence.
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Restoring your smile is priceless. But sometimes, the cost of replacing multiple teeth can be a huge investment. Thanks to affordable dentures at Monarch Dental, we can tailor the design of your dentures to fit your needs and reduce your total out-of-pocket costs.
As part of your customized treatment plan, you’ll have a chance to co-plan your care options with our experienced dentists. We go the extra mile to help you feel informed and educated about your treatment opportunities so you can feel confident about your smile’s future.
Each type of denture offers unique benefits, depending on how many missing teeth you have or how well a removable prosthesis fits your mouth.
A full denture or “plate” replaces an entire row of upper or lower teeth with one prosthesis. The acrylic base is molded to your gum tissues and supports custom-designed replacement teeth to fill your smile. You will need to remove any remaining teeth for this type of denture to fit properly.
Partials fill in several missing teeth at a time, clasping onto the healthy teeth you still have. These “removable bridges” are an efficient way to replace your teeth without having to remove any healthy teeth. Depending on the type of partial design you select, the framework may be a durable metal or a more flexible pink acrylic.
Traditional dentures rest directly on top of your gum tissues. This fit requires a seal or adhesive to keep them in place. In contrast, overdentures (implant-supported dentures) are a stabilized denture design that snaps onto corresponding dental implants. This prosthetic design works well for people with bone loss. The added reinforcement of 2-4 implants makes daily wear more comfortable and secure. In some cases, it may be possible to convert a conventional denture into a snap-on overdenture.
Restoring your smile with dentures works well for anyone who is missing several or all of their teeth. During your examination, our dentists will provide you with an honest recommendation based on your unique circumstances. As we discuss the type of dentures available, including alternative treatments, we believe you can confidently decide which type of dentures are best for your lifestyle.
Dentures and dental implants are both wonderful options for restoring your smile, expanding your nutritional options, and boosting your confidence. Although implants are stronger than dentures, they are more of an up-front investment. Whereas dentures tend to be the most affordable option, allowing you to quickly replace all of your teeth at one time. If you’re looking for a compromise between the two, be sure to ask our dentist about an implant-supported denture option. Some people even choose to wear dentures temporarily with plans to invest in dental implants later on.
At Monarch Dental, we believe that quality dentures should be affordable for everyone without sacrificing their comfort or confidence. Our experienced dentists offer a gentle and caring treatment experience, ensuring custom dentures that fit your budget and lifestyle and boost your confidence. Enjoy the foods you love again and restore your smile without breaking your budget.
The process for getting dentures at Monarch Dental can vary from person to person, depending on the type of dentures you need. As we restore your smile, you’ll play a key role in selecting the appearance and type of dentures that work best for you. Not only does this allow for full smile restoration, but it also helps with improved facial aesthetics.
First, we will take a series of impressions of your mouth and have our labs create your denture based on those impressions. Next, you will return for a denture fitting, where we can make adjustments to enhance the fit. Alternative options, such as implant-supported dentures or getting dentures after extractions, will require a bit of extra time to complete.
Some types of dentures are easier to adjust to than others. In most cases, practicing eating and talking with dentures can speed up your denture adjustment period. Chewing and speaking are manageable with a little patience, and most people adjust to their prosthesis within a couple of weeks.
One of the benefits of dentures is that they are easy to care for. A good denture maintenance plan will keep your mouth healthy and extend the lifespan of your new dentures. You will need to remove them nightly, before going to bed, to prevent oral infections or resorption in your jawbone.
Clean your dentures every day. Use a denture brush or soft toothbrush, antibacterial soap, and lukewarm water for a thorough cleaning. Soaking your dentures in an effervescent cleanser overnight can help remove gradual buildup; just be sure to brush and rinse them well before wearing them again.
Our affordable dentures make it simple to replace all of your teeth at once without breaking the bank. In fact, your entire denture procedure can be financed if you prefer. During your initial consultation, we will outline the type of dentures you need, fabrication options, estimated insurance benefits, and the remaining cost of your procedure. You’ll know exactly what to expect and budget for.
Save money on your dentures by finding an office near you. Monarch Dental accepts most HMO and PPO insurance plans, ensuring affordable treatment that families can afford.
If you don’t have dental insurance, you can join our OneSmile Dental Plan to save an additional 20-40% on most services.
We believe that everyone deserves to have a healthy, confident smile, regardless of their financial circumstances. Monarch Dental offers affordable financing options that make it easy to budget your denture treatment into manageable monthly installments.
Missing teeth shouldn’t prevent you from smiling with confidence or enjoying healthy, nutritional foods. Monarch Dental offers affordable dental care, including full smile restoration with dentures. Contact us today to see how we can give you a smile you can feel proud of.
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Orthodontics may be provided by general dentists.
