Replace Missing Teeth

Dentures

Custom full, partial, and implant-supported dentures, made to fit comfortably and look natural.

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3 types

full, partial & implant

Premium

denture acrylic, always

15% off

with DenVantage

Since 1970

serving Hagerstown

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Why dentures

Eat, speak, and smile with confidence again

Whether you’re missing some or all of your teeth, our Hagerstown team can restore your smile’s function and appearance. Each denture is custom-made from materials that look like natural teeth and gums.

Beyond your smile, dentures restore lost facial volume and make eating, speaking, and chewing easier. Our team will create a treatment plan tailored to your needs and make sure your dentures fit securely and comfortably.

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Your options

Types of dentures

We’ll help you choose the right option for your mouth, lifestyle, and budget.

all teeth

Full Dentures

Also called complete dentures. These replace all of the teeth in your upper and/or lower jaw.

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some teeth

Partial Dentures

Replace several missing teeth while keeping your healthy teeth in place.

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most secure

Implant-Supported Dentures

Anchored to dental implants so your denture won’t slip, letting you eat and talk more comfortably. No more denture adhesives.

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Our quality standard

Only premium dentures, for every patient

Many offices offer economy, mid-grade, and premium dentures. We only make premium.

Economy

Not Offered

Mid grade

Not Offered

Premium

Every Denture We Make

Materials

Premium denture acrylic

Natural-looking teeth and gums, made from high-quality denture acrylic.

Implant-ready

The same quality as our implant dentures

Your denture is made to the same standard we use for implant-supported dentures.

Upgrade path

Add implants later

Want more stability down the road? We can often convert your existing denture to snap onto implants, so you may not need to start over.

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Traditional vs. implant-supported dentures

Both restore your smile. The biggest difference is how securely they stay in place.

Traditional dentures

Implant-supported dentures

How they stay in

Rest on your gums, held by suction or adhesive

Snap securely onto dental implants

Eating

Softer foods are easier; some foods take practice

Bite and chew a wider range of foods

Jawbone

Jawbone resorbs over time

Implants help preserve jaw bone

Upfront cost

Lower

Higher, with monthly financing available

Treatment time

Shorter

Longer, to allow implants to heal

How they stay in

Traditional dentures

Rest on your gums, held by suction or adhesive

Implant-supported dentures

Snap securely onto dental implants

Eating

Traditional dentures

Softer foods are easier; some foods take practice

Implant-supported dentures

Bite and chew a wider range of foods

Jawbone

Traditional dentures

Jawbone resorbs over time

Implant-supported dentures

Implants help preserve jaw bone

Upfront cost

Traditional dentures

Lower

Implant-supported dentures

Higher, with monthly financing available

Treatment time

Traditional dentures

Shorter

Implant-supported dentures

Longer, to allow implants to heal

How it works

Getting your new dentures

1

Exam & plan

We examine your mouth and plan your dentures, including same-day dentures after extractions.

2

Digital scans

We take precise scans and measurements of your mouth and bite.

3

Try-in

You try a model of your dentures so we can check fit, bite, and appearance before they’re finished.

4

Final fit

We place your new dentures and make adjustments so they feel comfortable.

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Signs your dentures need attention

Your mouth changes over time, so even a great denture can stop fitting well. Call us if you notice any of these.

Slipping or clicking

Your denture moves when you talk, laugh, or eat

Sore spots

Rubbing or irritation on your gums

Trouble chewing

Avoiding foods you used to enjoy

More adhesive than before

Needing extra adhesive to keep it in place

Cracks or chips

Damage to the teeth or base of the denture

Sunken facial appearance

A change in how your lips and cheeks are supported

Tired of loose dentures? Implant-supported dentures stay securely in place.

Daily care

Caring for your dentures

Good habits keep your dentures clean, comfortable, and lasting longer.

Do

  • Remove and rinse your dentures after eating
  • Brush them daily with a soft brush and denture cleaner
  • Keep them moist overnight, in water or a soaking solution
  • Handle them over a folded towel or a sink of water
  • Keep up with regular checkups so we can check the fit

Avoid

  • Regular toothpaste, which can scratch the surface
  • Hot or boiling water, which can warp the shape
  • Bleach or whitening cleaners
  • Bending the clasps on a partial denture
  • Adjusting or repairing them yourself

Something not fitting right? Call our office instead of adjusting it at home

Cost & payment

Ways to pay for your dentures

Payment is due on the day of service. These options help make treatment more affordable.

15% off

With DenVantage

Members save 15% on complete/partial dentures and all other treatment, plus 2 emergency visits per year.

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PPO insurance

We’re out of network, but we file claims for all PPO plans. Your insurer typically reimburses you by mailed check in about 2–4 weeks.

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Monthly financing

Spread the cost out with CareCredit, Cherry, Happen Bank, or Proceed Finance.

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Questions

Denture FAQs

Most people begin to adjust within a few weeks. Speaking and eating may feel different at first, and some soreness is normal. Start with soft foods cut into small pieces, and read aloud to practice speaking. If a sore spot doesn’t improve, call us for an adjustment.

With good care, dentures typically last several years. Because your gums and jaw bone change over time, your dentures may need relining or adjusting to keep a comfortable fit, and eventually replacing.

You can confidently eat most softer foods once you’ve adjusted. Very hard, sticky, or chewy foods are harder with traditional dentures. Implant-supported dentures stay in place while you chew, so most patients can enjoy a wider range of foods.

Our implant dentures snap securely onto implants and can be removed for cleaning. If you’d prefer teeth that stay in permanently, ask about our fixed full-arch bridges.

Yes. With immediate dentures, we place your new denture right after your extractions, so you never have to go without teeth. Your gums and jaw bone change shape as they heal over the next few months, so your denture will need adjustments along the way, and usually a reline once healing is complete for a secure, comfortable fit.

Coverage depends on your plan. We’re out of network with all insurance companies, but we file claims for PPO plans so you can use your benefits. Payment is due on the day of service, and your insurer reimburses you directly.

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We only offer premium because adjusting to a denture is difficult enough and we want you have an easier time adjusting to eating and talking. They are also going to give you best fit and feel while providing the most natural look. Anything else is less than you deserve.

Premium dentures also set you up for success by providing a path to implant supported dentures. Premium denture material is easier to repair whereas dentures made from cheaper materials often must be replaced entirely

Often, yes. Because our dentures are made to the same standard as our implant dentures, we can often convert your existing denture to snap onto implants instead of making a new one. We’ll let you know if yours is a good candidate.

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Dental Implants

Secure your denture with implants. or replace teeth permanently.

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Tooth Extractions

Gentle removal of teeth that can’t be saved, with replacement planned from the start.

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Dental Bridges

A fixed option to replace one or a few missing teeth.

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Ready to smile with confidence?

Call our Hagerstown office to talk through your denture options.

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