A confident, complete smile
Full and partial dentures, custom-fit for comfort and a natural look — with implant-supported options for a more secure fit.
Full, partial, or implant-supported
Full dentures replace an entire arch of missing teeth. Partial dentures fill in gaps while working around your remaining natural teeth. For patients who want more stability than a traditional removable denture offers, an implant overdenture snaps securely onto a small number of implants. Learn more about implant options.
Getting fitted for dentures
Depending on how your case starts, delivery can happen as soon as the next visit or take five to six appointments — not including follow-up adjustments afterward.
1. Impressions
Precise impressions and measurements of your mouth are taken to design a denture that fits correctly.
2. Bite Registration
We record how your upper and lower jaw align, so your denture is built for a proper, comfortable bite.
3. Try-In
Before final delivery, you'll try in the denture so we can check fit, appearance, and bite before it's finalized.
4. Delivery
Your finished, custom denture is delivered and fitted.
5. Follow-Ups
Minor adjustments are normal in the first weeks as your mouth adjusts to the new fit.
Missing most or all of your teeth?
We'll help you find the right fit for your budget and needs.
Ask About Dentures →Dentures in Norwalk, CT FAQ
What should I honestly expect from dentures?
Traditional dentures restore roughly 30% of your natural chewing function, and most patients notice they feel bulkier in the mouth compared to natural teeth — that adjustment period is normal. Even so, dentures remain the most economical way to replace missing teeth, and for many patients, they're the right fit for their needs and budget. If greater chewing function and a more natural feel matter most to you, an implant-supported option is worth discussing.
Will dentures look natural?
Yes — modern dentures are custom shaded and shaped to match your natural smile, not the uniform look of decades past.
How long does it take to adjust to new dentures?
Most patients adjust within a few weeks, though some minor soreness and speech adjustment in the first days is normal.
Are implant-supported dentures better?
They offer more stability and prevent the bone loss associated with traditional dentures, but they're a bigger investment. We'll help you weigh the options.
Considering dentures?
Join our patient list and we'll walk through the right option for your situation.