If you still have healthy natural teeth but are missing one or more, a partial denture may be the ideal solution. Unlike a full denture, a partial is designed to fit around and clasp onto your remaining teeth, filling gaps while preserving the teeth you still have.
Partial dentures also help prevent your remaining teeth from shifting out of position — a common problem when missing teeth are left untreated, which can lead to bite problems and further tooth loss down the road.
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Cast metal partials — durable, precise frameworks with metal clasps for long-term stability
Flexible partials — a metal-free option with a translucent, gum-colored base that blends in more discreetly
Acrylic (flipper) partials — a lightweight, often temporary option used while healing or waiting on a permanent restoration
Dr. Payton Lane will evaluate the number and location of your missing teeth, the health of your remaining teeth and gums, and your bite to recommend the type of partial that will feel most comfortable and function best for your daily life.
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Ask Dr. Payton Lane whether a partial denture, bridge, or implant is the best fit for your smile.