Board-Certified Prosthodontist
Preserve Your Teeth
Traditional & Flexible
Why Choose a Partial Denture?
Replace several missing teeth with a personalized partial that restores function while preserving the natural teeth you still have.
Conservative Treatment
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Keep remaining teeth
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Fill multiple gaps
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One removable appliance
Restore Function
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Restore chewing surfaces
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Support bite stability
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Improve chewing ability
Natural Appearance
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Match tooth shades
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Complement existing teeth
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Personalized smile design
What Is a Partial Denture?
A partial denture is a removable dental appliance designed to replace multiple missing teeth when some healthy natural teeth remain.
Unlike a complete denture, which replaces an entire arch of teeth, a partial denture fills the spaces created by missing teeth and uses the remaining teeth and oral tissues for support.
Today's partial dentures can be designed to look natural and blend closely with your existing smile.
Which Type is Right for You?

Traditional Partial
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Strong and durable
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Thin, stable design
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Designed for long-term use

Flexible Partial
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Lightweight, flexible
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Metal-free
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Useful for some esthetic needs

Transitional Partial
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Useful during healing
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For immediate needs
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Temporary tooth replacement
What Does a Partial Look Like?
A partial denture replaces missing teeth while using the remaining natural teeth for support. Each appliance is custom-designed for the individual patient.

Missing Teeth
A model showing the spaces where teeth are missing.

The Partial Denture
Replacement teeth and gum-colored acrylic are supported by a precision-fit metal framework.

Seated in Place
The finished partial fits around the remaining teeth to restore the missing areas.

Designed to Blend In
Acrylic teeth and pink acrylic look natural with the real smile, while most of the support stays out of sight.
Restores your smile
Looks natural
Custom fit and design
Is a Partial Right for You?
Find out how a custom partial can replace missing teeth while working with the healthy teeth you still have.
or call/text (810) 694-7450

