Restorative Dentistry

Dentures in Reston, VA

Custom-made teeth that look natural and feel great to wear.

Full dentures to replace a complete arch of teeth, immediate dentures so you are never without teeth, and implant options when you want a stronger bite.

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Dentures

Dentures in Reston, VA: custom full dentures, immediate dentures for the day of tooth removal, and implant-retained or implant-supported options.

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A complete set of teeth, made for you

Dentures are a way to replace missing teeth and restore your smile, especially when a complete arch on your upper or lower jaw needs replacing. Each set is custom-crafted at a lab for an exact fit, designed to look natural and feel comfortable in your mouth. A lifelike set of dentures restores your biting and chewing and opens up your menu again. Dentures are easy to clean and maintain, and they can be adjusted as your mouth changes. Our team guides you through the whole process, from fitting to adjusting to caring for your new teeth.

Life with new dentures

  • SmileRestore a natural-looking smile you are proud to show.
  • MenuEnjoy more of the foods you have been avoiding.
  • ConfidenceFeel sure of yourself in conversation and at meals.
  • UpkeepKeep them clean with a simple daily routine.

Choose the denture that fits your needs

Still have some healthy teeth on the arch? Partial dentures fill in the gaps instead.

  • Conventional full denturesA complete set of teeth for your upper or lower jaw, made after your gums have healed from tooth removal so it fits well.
  • Immediate denturesMade before your teeth are removed, so you can wear them right after tooth removal and are not without teeth while your gums heal.
  • Implant-retained denturesThese attach to dental implants in your jaw, so they are more stable than regular dentures and help keep your jawbone healthy. You can remove them for cleaning.
  • Implant-supported denturesFixed in place on implants, they transfer more chewing force to the implants and feel more like natural teeth when you eat. Learn more about implant-supported dentures.

Your path to a new set of teeth

  • A consultation about your needs and options
  • Any remaining teeth removed, where needed
  • Temporary dentures while yours are being made
  • Custom dentures crafted at a lab for an exact fit
  • Fitting, adjusting and care guidance

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You do not have to live with missing teeth

Book a dentures consultation and we will talk through each option with you. If you are weighing a fixed set of teeth, our All-on-X page explains implant arches, and our team can go over insurance and financing options before you decide.

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The short answer

Dentures are custom-made replacement teeth that restore a complete arch of teeth on your upper jaw, your lower jaw or both. Each set is crafted at a lab for an exact fit, and you can choose conventional dentures made after your gums heal, immediate dentures worn right after tooth removal, or dentures that attach to dental implants. A new set restores your biting and chewing, gives you back a natural-looking smile, and can be adjusted as your mouth changes over time.

Dentures FAQ

Who might need dentures?
Dentures are a good way to replace missing teeth, especially when you need a complete arch replaced on your upper or lower jaw. A lifelike set of dentures restores your biting and chewing capacity. It also gives you back a smile you will be proud to show off. At your consultation, we look at your mouth and explain which type of denture suits you.
How long does it take to make dentures?
Dentures take some time to make, because each set is custom-crafted at a lab to ensure an exact fit. While your dentures are being made, we can supply you with a set of temporary dentures to wear. That way, you are never without your teeth. We let you know what to expect for your own case at your consultation.
What can I eat with dentures?
With modern dentures you can enjoy a wide range of foods, though conventional dentures may require you to alter some eating habits. Implant-supported dentures provide a more natural biting function. With that option, you can eat a wide variety of crunchy or chewy foods, since the bite strength is comparable to having a full set of natural teeth. We can talk through which option fits the way you like to eat.
What are immediate dentures?
Immediate dentures are made before your teeth are removed, so you can wear them right after tooth removal. They help you avoid being without teeth while your gums heal. Conventional full dentures, by contrast, are made after your gums have healed. That later fitting helps them fit well once healing is complete.
What is the difference between implant-retained and implant-supported dentures?
Both attach to dental implants, but implant-retained dentures can be removed for cleaning, while implant-supported dentures stay fixed in place. Implant-retained dentures are more stable than regular dentures and help keep your jawbone healthy by preventing bone loss. Implant-supported dentures transfer more chewing force to your implants, so they feel more like natural teeth when you eat. Because they stay in place, you simply brush and floss to clean them.
Can dentures be adjusted later?
Yes, dentures can be adjusted as your mouth changes over time. Our team guides you through fitting, adjusting and caring for your new teeth. If your dentures start to feel loose or uncomfortable, let us know so we can check them. Regular visits also let us check your gums and your bite.
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We accept most PPO dental insurance plans. Our team verifies your benefits before treatment and helps you get the most from your coverage.

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