Dentures in Sarasota
Dentures replace missing teeth so you can eat, speak and smile with more ease. We offer complete, partial, immediate and implant-supported options, each custom designed for your mouth.

What It Is
A denture is a removable replacement for missing teeth and the gum tissue around them. Each one is custom designed from impressions of your mouth and made from materials chosen to look natural. The right type depends on how many teeth are missing and the health of the teeth and gums that remain.
A complete denture replaces all the teeth in an upper or lower arch. A removable partial denture fills in for one or several missing teeth and fits around the teeth you still have. An immediate denture is placed the same day teeth are removed and is adjusted as your gums heal.
For a more stable fit, a complete denture can be supported by dental implants. The implants anchor the denture, which may reduce slipping when you eat and speak. We will let you know whether implants are a reasonable option for your mouth and health.
Who It Is For
- You are missing all the teeth in one or both arches.
- You are missing several teeth and want a removable option.
- Your remaining teeth are failing and need to be removed.
- Your current denture is loose, worn or uncomfortable.
- You want a denture held more securely by implants.
Benefits
- A full smile again. Dentures replace missing teeth with ones shaped and shaded to suit your face.
- Easier eating and speaking. Replacing teeth can make chewing and clear speech more comfortable.
- Support for your face. A well-fitting denture helps support the lips and cheeks.
- Several options. Complete, partial, immediate and implant-supported designs let us match the plan to your needs.
- Fit that is followed up. We adjust your denture after delivery as your mouth settles.
How It Works
What to expect, step by step.
- Consultation. We examine your mouth, take X-rays and talk through which type of denture suits you.
- Impressions. We take impressions and bite records so the denture can be custom made.
- Try-in. You preview the fit and look of the teeth before the denture is finished.
- Delivery. We place your denture, check your bite and show you how to wear and clean it.
- Adjustments. Follow-up visits fine-tune the fit, which matters most with immediate dentures as the gums heal.

Cost and Insurance
Cost depends on the type of denture, whether you need one arch or both, whether teeth must be removed first and whether implants are part of the plan. We provide a written estimate once we know which option fits you.
We file claims with all PPO insurance and are in network with Delta Dental Premier. Financing is available through CareCredit, Cherry, Wisetack and Proceed Finance. If you are considering implant-supported dentures, the dental implant consultation is free.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get used to dentures?
Most people need a few weeks to adjust. Eating and speaking feel different at first and tend to improve with practice and follow-up adjustments.
What is an immediate denture?
It is a denture made ahead of time and placed the day your teeth are removed, so you are not without teeth while you heal. It needs adjustments as the gums change shape.
What is the difference between a complete and a partial denture?
A complete denture replaces every tooth in an arch. A partial denture replaces one or several teeth and attaches around the natural teeth that remain.
Are implant-supported dentures worth considering?
They can offer a more secure fit than a conventional complete denture. Whether they suit you depends on your bone, your health and your goals, which we review at a free implant consultation.
How do I care for my dentures?
Clean them every day with a denture brush and cleanser, and take them out at night unless your dentist advises otherwise. Keep them moist when they are not in your mouth.
Will I still need dental visits?
Yes. Regular visits let us check the fit of your denture, the health of your gums and any remaining teeth, and screen for oral cancer.
My denture feels loose. What should I do?
Gums and bone change over time, so a denture that once fit well can loosen. Call us for an evaluation rather than relying on adhesive alone.













