We provide custom complete, partial, and immediate dentures to replace missing teeth, restore your bite, and give you back your confident smile.
A denture must work in perfect harmony with your gums, supporting bone, remaining teeth, and facial muscles. Changes in any of these areas can affect your stability, speech, and chewing. We evaluate your complete oral health before we recommend a removable appliance to ensure you get a secure, comfortable fit. We can help you with:
| Service | How We Help |
|---|---|
| Complete Dentures | We replace all teeth in your upper or lower arch with a custom appliance that rests securely on your gums. |
| Partial Dentures | We fill the gaps left by missing teeth using a precise framework that attaches to your healthy remaining teeth. |
| Immediate Dentures | We fabricate your denture before your extractions so you have a full smile the same day your teeth are removed. |
| Denture Relines | We add new material to the base of your loose denture to reshape it and match the current contours of your gums. |
| Denture Repairs & Adjustments | We quickly fix minor cracks, replace broken teeth, and smooth out pressure points so you can chew comfortably. |
We examine your gums, bone, and remaining teeth. We use intraoral scanners to capture the exact shape of your mouth without using messy, uncomfortable impression putty.
We sit down with you to choose the right materials, plan the shape and shade of your new teeth, and coordinate any necessary tooth extractions.
We custom-craft your denture and check the fit, bite, and appearance. We ensure you know exactly how to insert, remove, and clean it before you leave.
New dentures require an adjustment period. We schedule follow-up visits to relieve any sore spots and refine the fit as your mouth and muscles adapt.
When Dr. Hammoud rebuilt 313 Dental in his hometown of Dearborn, he brought in advanced digital technology to replace outdated, uncomfortable methods. We use digital intraoral scanners instead of traditional goop impressions, which means a faster and more accurate fit for your new denture. We do not just hand you an appliance and send you on your way. We take the time to evaluate the tissues supporting your denture and explain exactly what maintenance you will need over time. If your current denture is damaged, we evaluate it to find out exactly why it broke before we repair it, ensuring you get a solution that actually lasts.
Complete dentures replace all the teeth in an upper or lower arch and rest entirely on your gums. Partial dentures replace selected missing teeth and use your remaining natural teeth for stability and support.
No, and that is completely normal. Your cheeks, tongue, and facial muscles need time to adapt to the new appliance. You will experience a learning curve with speaking and chewing, and we will help you through it with follow-up adjustments.
Yes, using an immediate denture. However, we must take records and fabricate the denture before your extraction appointment. As your gums heal and naturally shrink over the following months, this denture will require a reline to stay snug.
If your denture starts feeling loose, traps food underneath, or requires more adhesive than usual, you likely need a reline. Your bone and gums naturally change shape over time, and a reline updates the denture base to match those new contours perfectly.
Absolutely not. Please do not use household glue, DIY repair kits, or files. These can introduce toxic chemicals into your mouth and permanently ruin the fit of the denture. Bring it to us for a proper, safe repair or adjustment.
Dentures do not have a guaranteed lifespan. The acrylic teeth wear down from chewing, and your jawbone changes shape over the years. With good care, they last several years, but they will eventually require relining, professional repair, or total replacement.
Tooth replacement needs may overlap with other areas of dental care. Explore the other services available at our Dearborn office:
If you need to replace missing teeth or have an existing denture that is loose, uncomfortable, or damaged, contact our Dearborn team for an evaluation.
Reviewed by Dr. Mohammad Hammoud, DMD – 313 Dental, Dearborn, MI
