Full & Partial Dentures in Mabank, TX

Magnolia Dental is proud to offer high-quality, custom dentures for patients who have missing teeth or need several teeth removed and replaced. If you are interested in getting personalized dentures made for you, we’d love to invite you to schedule a consultation with our friendly Mabank dental team. Contact our office today!

Do I need full or partial dentures?

Full dentures, also known as complete dentures, are used when all of the teeth in an arch are missing. They consist of a full set of artificial teeth attached to an acrylic base that rests on the gums. Full dentures are designed to restore both function and aesthetics, providing support for facial muscles and allowing for chewing, speaking, and smiling with confidence.

Partial dentures, on the other hand, are used when some natural teeth remain in the mouth. They consist of artificial teeth attached to a metal or acrylic framework that clasps onto existing teeth for support and stability. Partial dentures fill in the gaps left by missing teeth, preventing shifting and preserving the alignment of remaining teeth.

What is the process for getting dentures?

Consultation: We begin with a comprehensive exam to discuss your goals, evaluate your oral health, and determine whether full or partial dentures are the best option.
Treatment Planning: If necessary, we’ll complete any preparatory treatment, such as tooth extractions or gum care, before creating your dentures.
Impressions: We take detailed impressions and measurements of your mouth to ensure your custom dentures fit comfortably and look natural.
Custom Fabrication: Your dentures are carefully crafted to match your smile, facial features, and bite.
Fitting & Adjustments: Once your dentures are ready, we’ll check the fit, make any necessary adjustments, and ensure they’re comfortable and functional.
Follow-Up Care: As your mouth adjusts to your new dentures, we’ll schedule follow-up visits to make additional adjustments if needed and answer any questions about caring for your new smile.

Should I get dentures or dental implants?

Dentures can work well for patients who want a restorative solution that is less invasive and typically less costly than implants. However, our office also provides implant-supported dentures, which combine the benefits of dental implants and dentures to provide patients with a beautiful and functional restorative solution. Not sure which option is right for you? We recommend scheduling a consultation with our team so we can assess your preferences and needs and determine the best treatment option for you.