Dentures & Partial Dentures
Comfortable, natural-looking dentures, full or partial, fitted with care.
Dentures & Partial Dentures in Tucson
Modern dentures are lighter, more natural-looking, and better-fitting than the ones your parents had. Whether you need a full denture, a partial to fill gaps, or an implant-supported option that never slips, we fit and adjust them in-house, which means the person who made your denture is the one who fine-tunes it.
Full, partial, or implant-supported?
A full denture replaces all the teeth in an arch. A partial denture fills specific gaps and anchors to your remaining natural teeth, keeping them from drifting. Implant-supported dentures snap onto dental implants placed in the jaw, which ends the slipping, clicking, and adhesive routine that frustrates so many denture wearers; implants here are placed by Dr. Asadi and Dr. Rider. If you're weighing these paths, our guide to options for replacing missing teeth is a good place to start, and we'll go through it with you in person.
Fitting is a process, and we stay with it
Honest expectations matter here. Even a well-made denture takes some getting used to. Speaking and eating feel different for the first little while, and small sore spots are common as your mouth adapts. That is exactly why in-house adjustment matters: bring the denture back, we refine the fit, and comfort improves visit by visit. You're not left to tough it out alone.
Repairs, relines, and rescues
We also repair and reline existing dentures. If yours are loose, cracked, or uncomfortable, bring them in. Gums and bone change shape gradually over the years, so a denture that fit beautifully once can loosen through no fault of the denture itself; a reline renews the fit without starting over. And if a denture breaks, don't reach for glue, which usually makes a proper repair harder. Call us instead.
Have questions about whether this is right for you? Call (520) 293-9277 and our team will walk you through it, including what your insurance covers.
Denture questions
How long does it take to get used to new dentures?
Most people adapt over days to a few weeks. Speaking and eating feel different at first and minor sore spots are normal. Because we fit and adjust dentures in-house, follow-up refinements are easy and comfort improves steadily.
My dentures have become loose. Can they be fixed?
Usually, yes. Gums and bone change shape over time, and a reline renews the fit of your existing denture. If looseness keeps returning, implant-supported dentures are the long-term answer, and we can walk you through that option.
Do you repair broken dentures?
Yes, we repair and reline dentures in-house. If yours break, skip the household glue, which can ruin a proper repair, and bring them in.
What are implant-supported dentures?
Dentures that snap securely onto dental implants placed in the jaw, ending slipping and adhesives. Implants at our office are placed by Dr. Asadi and Dr. Rider, and we'll tell you honestly whether you're a good candidate.
Ready when you are
Call us or book online. Same-day emergency appointments available, and most insurance plans accepted.