Dentures in Amherstburg
Complete or partial, made to fit you
Complete dentures replace a full set of teeth, made entirely of acrylic resin and teeth. Partial dentures fill the spaces left by missing teeth using similar materials bonded to a metal framework, held in place by your remaining natural teeth.
Getting the fit right takes several appointments with our dentists to guide the fabrication process – every denture is made by certified dental technicians at our partner dental lab, not a denturist, which is what sets our process apart.
Why Amherstburg Dental
- Complete & partial dentures
- Lab-fabricated by certified technicians
- Adjustment visits included after delivery
- Implant-supported options available
Two ways to get there
Conventional Dentures
Placed six to eight weeks after any extractions, once your gum tissue has fully healed - for the most stable, precise fit.
Immediate Dentures
Placed right after extraction so you're never without teeth - with regular relines over three to six months as your gums heal and change shape.
Implant-supported dentures
For patients with more significant bone loss, titanium implants placed in the upper or lower jaw give a new denture a stable foundation to anchor to – and help prevent further bone loss over time.
What to expect
Consultation & Planning
We talk through complete vs. partial, and conventional vs. immediate, based on your teeth and timeline.
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Fit & Lab Fabrication
Several appointments guide our partner lab's certified technicians as they fabricate your custom denture.
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Delivery & Adjustment
Follow-up visits to adjust any sore spots are a normal, expected - and included - part of settling into your new denture.
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Long-Term Care
Immediate dentures need regular relines while your gums heal. With good care, most dentures last five to ten years.
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Ready to talk about dentures?
Call (519) 736-4073 or book a consultation online today.