Prosthetic teeth that let you speak, eat and smile again, on one arch or both. Fixed, traditional, or stabilised on implants.
Tooth loss changes what you can eat, how you sound and how willing you are to be photographed. Dentures address all three. Which kind suits you depends on how much bone there is to work with, and on what you want to spend.
Surgically placed dental implants act as tooth roots, and the denture is attached permanently to them. The result functions and looks like a set of natural teeth and does not come out at night.
An affordable, non-invasive alternative. This type typically covers the whole upper and/or lower palate and is removed for cleaning.
A middle course. Implants are placed and the denture attaches to them, which gives it a firm grip without the cost of a fully fixed restoration. Patients describe the difference in what they are willing to eat in public.
A board-certified prosthodontist plans these cases here, which matters more than it sounds: dentures that fit but do not meet the opposing teeth correctly fail slowly and expensively.
Call the practice, or send a note and we will call you back the same working day. Saturday appointments, free parking, and the Metro‑North platform two minutes away.