Restorative Dentistry
Dentures in Irving, TX
Full, partial and implant-supported dentures, made from impressions of your own mouth rather than pulled off a shelf.
Missing teeth change how you eat, how you speak and how willing you are to smile. Dental Concepts & Orthodontics makes dentures that fit properly and look like teeth — including implant-supported options for patients who want something that does not move at all.
Dentistry with the patience of a private studio.
Custom Dentures for a Natural Look and a Comfortable Fit
Custom dentures are made from detailed impressions of your gums and remaining teeth, which is what separates them from the standard kind that can feel bulky or work loose. The fit is better, the appearance is better, and they last longer for it.
Why Custom
- Superior Aesthetics Made to mimic the appearance of your natural teeth, so what people see is a smile rather than a set.
- Personalized Fit Designed to your mouth precisely, which reduces the slipping and the sore spots.
- Durable and Long-Lasting High-quality materials, built for years of reliable wear.
The Options
Full Dentures
For patients missing all their teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Full dentures are removable and rest on the gums, restoring function after tooth loss from decay, injury or long-term oral health problems.
- Conventional Full Dentures Made after the gum tissue has healed following extraction, which gives a comfortable, stable fit once healing is complete.
- Immediate Full Dentures Fitted straight after extraction, so you are never without teeth during healing. They usually need adjusting as the gums settle.
Partial Dentures
Where some healthy natural teeth remain, a partial denture fills the gaps and is held in place by clasps on the teeth either side. It restores the bite without disturbing what is still sound.
Implant-Supported Dentures
The most stable option we offer. Anchored to dental implants placed in the jaw, they do not slip or move the way a conventional denture can, and they are available for both full and partial replacement.
- Enhanced Stability Firmly anchored, so you can speak and eat with confidence rather than caution.
- Improved Bone Health The implants stimulate the jawbone, preventing the bone loss that otherwise follows tooth loss and changes the shape of the face.
- Long-Lasting With proper care, a durable and effectively permanent answer to tooth loss.
Why Patients Choose Us for Dentures
We fit every type, which means the recommendation is driven by your mouth rather than by what we happen to offer.
- Experienced Dentists Extensive experience designing and fitting all types of denture, from immediate full sets to implant-supported arches.
- Advanced Technology Current materials and technique, so your dentures are comfortable, durable and look natural.
- Personalized Care Time taken to make dentures that suit your mouth and the way you actually live.
Book a Denture Consultation
Whether you are replacing a full arch or a handful of teeth, come and talk it through. Call us on (469) 702-8482 or visit us at 4500 N MacArthur Blvd. Suite #100, Irving, TX 75038, and we will help you choose between the options honestly.
Dentures FAQ
- What types of dentures are available?
- Full dentures replace all the teeth in a jaw, partial dentures replace some, and implant-supported dentures are secured to implants. All of ours are custom made to your mouth.
- How long do dentures last?
- Typically 5 to 10 years with proper care. They may need adjusting along the way as the shape of your gums changes. Implant-supported dentures tend to last longer.
- What is the difference between full and partial dentures?
- Full dentures replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Partial dentures replace only the missing ones and are held by clasps on your remaining natural teeth.
- How do implant-supported dentures work?
- They attach to dental implants placed surgically in the jawbone. The implants provide a stable foundation, which stops the denture slipping and improves both comfort and function.
- Can I eat normally with dentures?
- Yes, after a short adjustment period. Implant-supported dentures give the most natural eating experience; with full or partial dentures you may want to adapt what you eat at first.
- How do I care for my dentures?
- Remove and clean them daily with a soft brush and a non-abrasive denture cleaner, and soak them overnight to keep them moist and free of bacteria. Implant-supported dentures are cleaned like natural teeth.
- Will dentures affect the way I speak?
- You may notice small changes at first. Most patients are back to normal speech within a few weeks, and implant-supported dentures cause fewer difficulties because they sit still.
- Can I sleep with my dentures in?
- We recommend taking them out at night to rest your gums and clean them properly. Implant-supported dentures can be left in, though many patients still prefer to remove them.
