Dentures
Full and partial dentures in Woodland Hills, CA
Affordable Dentures in Woodland Hills
Dentures are removable appliances that replace several or all missing teeth in a dental arch. They help restore chewing efficiency, support facial muscles, and improve speech and appearance when natural teeth have been lost due to decay, gum disease, or trauma.
At House Of Smiles, we offer:
- Complete dentures – Replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
- Partial dentures – Replace multiple missing teeth while using remaining healthy teeth as anchors.
- Implant-supported dentures – Dentures that attach to implants for improved stability and comfort.
What to expect with dentures
- Consultation and planning – We evaluate your oral tissues, remaining teeth (if any), and bone support, then discuss your goals and different denture designs.
- Impressions and measurements – Accurate molds and bite records are taken to guide the lab.
- Try-in stage – A wax model allows us to check tooth shape, position, and bite before the final denture is made.
- Delivery and adjustments – After the finished denture is inserted, we schedule follow-ups to fine-tune pressure points and improve comfort.
Dentures can:
- Improve chewing and speech compared with having many missing teeth
- Reduce strain on remaining natural teeth
- Support cheeks and lips to maintain facial contours
- Provide a cost-effective option when implants are not possible or desired
It is normal for new dentures to feel unfamiliar at first. Most patients adapt over several weeks as the tongue, cheeks, and muscles learn new patterns. Sore spots are common initially and can usually be relieved with small adjustments.
We will teach you how to:
- Insert and remove your dentures safely
- Clean them daily with appropriate products
- Protect them from warping or breakage
- Monitor fit over time as your mouth continues to change
If you are interested in more secure options, we can discuss implant-retained dentures, which use a small number of implants to help lock the denture into place and reduce movement.
What to expect with dentures
- Consultation and planning – We evaluate your oral tissues, remaining teeth (if any), and bone support, then discuss your goals and different denture designs.
- Impressions and measurements – Accurate molds and bite records are taken to guide the lab.
- Try-in stage – A wax model allows us to check tooth shape, position, and bite before the final denture is made.
- Delivery and adjustments – After the finished denture is inserted, we schedule follow-ups to fine-tune pressure points and improve comfort.
Dentures can:
- Improve chewing and speech compared with having many missing teeth
- Reduce strain on remaining natural teeth
- Support cheeks and lips to maintain facial contours
- Provide a cost-effective option when implants are not possible or desired
It is normal for new dentures to feel unfamiliar at first. Most patients adapt over several weeks as the tongue, cheeks, and muscles learn new patterns. Sore spots are common initially and can usually be relieved with small adjustments.
We will teach you how to:
- Insert and remove your dentures safely
- Clean them daily with appropriate products
- Protect them from warping or breakage
- Monitor fit over time as your mouth continues to change
If you are interested in more secure options, we can discuss implant-retained dentures, which use a small number of implants to help lock the denture into place and reduce movement.
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