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Explore our full range of dental care services—from routine checkups and cleanings to advanced cosmetic and restorative treatments, all tailored to your unique smile.

Full Dentures

Full dentures (also called complete dentures) are removable dental appliances used to replace all the teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both.

They are designed to restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile naturally after losing all natural teeth.

Partial Acrylic Denture

Partial acrylic dentures (also called acrylic partial dentures or temporary partial dentures) are removable dental appliances made primarily from acrylic (a plastic-like material) that replace one or more missing teeth while some natural teeth remain.

Partial Chrome Denture

Partial chrome dentures — often called chrome-cobalt partial dentures — are a specific type of removable partial denture used to replace one or more missing teeth when you still have some natural teeth remaining. They are different from standard acrylic partials because their base and framework are made from a strong metal alloy (typically cobalt-chrome) rather than just plastic.

The metal framework is very strong and wear-resistant, so the denture can last longer.
Metal transmits heat and cold, so eating and drinking can feel more natural than with thick acrylic.
The precise metal framework hugs your gums and remaining teeth more closely, reducing movement during speaking and eating.
A well-fitted chrome partial can help prevent your remaining teeth from shifting out of place.

Flexible partial dentures

Flexible partial dentures are removable dental prostheses made from a soft, bendable nylon-based material rather than rigid acrylic or metal. They are designed to replace one or more missing teeth while blending naturally with your gums.

Repairs/Fracture

Repairing a denture fracture depends on the type, location, and extent of the break. Here’s a clear breakdown of what to do and what to expect.

Repairs/Tooth Addition

Teeth are added to dentures through a precise laboratory process that ensures proper fit, function, and appearance.

Adding a Tooth to an Existing Denture

Repairs/Clasp

Repairing clasps on a denture depends on the type of clasp and the type of denture (acrylic, chrome/cobalt-chromium, or flexible). Here’s how it’s typically done in a dental lab:

Reline

A denture reline is a procedure that reshapes the fitting (tissue) surface of a denture so it adapts properly to your gums again.

Over time, your gums and jawbone naturally shrink and change shape—especially after extractions or with full dentures. When this happens, the denture can become loose, uncomfortable, or unstable. A reline corrects this without needing to make a completely new denture.

Mouthguards

A mouthguard is a removable dental appliance worn over the teeth to protect them from injury or damage.

It acts as a shock absorber for the teeth, gums, lips, and jaw.

Main Purposes of a Mouthguard for Sports Protection

Commonly worn during contact or high-impact sports such as:

Implant Supported dentures

Implant retained dentures are dentures that are supported and stabilized by dental implants placed in the jawbone. Instead of resting only on the gums like traditional dentures, they clip or attach onto implants for much better retention.

Titanium implants (like those used in Dental implant treatment) are surgically
The implants heal and fuse with the bone (osseointegration).
The implants heal and fuse with the bone (osseointegration).
The denture clips, snaps, or locks onto those attachments.
The denture can usually still be removed for cleaning.

Mouthguards

Custom-made mouthguards provide essential protection for your teeth, jaw, and soft tissues during sports or physical activities. Unlike store-bought options, professionally crafted mouthguards offer superior fit, comfort, and shock absorption, helping prevent fractures, chips, and other dental injuries.