Missing teeth can make it harder to eat, speak, and feel confident about your smile. At Natural & Cosmetic Dentistry in Clearwater, serving the Tampa Bay area, we’re here to help you feel comfortable and supported every step of the way. We provide dentures Clearwater and Tampa Bay patients trust for their natural appearance, comfortable fit, and dependable function. Whether you’re replacing a few teeth or need a full set, our denture options are designed to restore your smile, improve everyday comfort, and help you get back to enjoying life with confidence.
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Dentures in Clearwater, FL
Types of dentures
- Removable partial dentures are designed to replace one or more missing teeth; partial dentures are fully removable and typically clip onto your existing natural teeth or are secured to a dental implant for enhanced stability
- Complete dentures replace a full arch of teeth after they have been lost or extracted; they are fully removable and stay in place with natural suction in your mouth, which can be augmented by denture adhesives
- Permanent dentures, also called implant-supported dentures, offer enhanced support and stability through strategically placed Dental Implants Restoration; the dentures are connected to the implants so that they are not likely to shift around in your mouth
- Duplicate dentures are just what they sound like – they are an identical copy of your dentures that can be used as a back-up in case your current dentures break, become loose, stop fitting properly, or become lost so you don’t have to go without teeth
Frequently Asked Questions
What are dentures?
Dentures are custom-made replacement teeth designed to restore your smile after tooth loss. Modern dentures can look natural, feel comfortable, and help you eat and speak more confidently.
What types of dentures do you offer?
Common options include:
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Removable partial dentures (for replacing a few missing teeth)
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Complete dentures (for replacing a full upper or lower arch)
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Implant-supported dentures (for added stability and a more secure fit)
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Duplicate dentures (a backup copy of your denture)
What’s the difference between partial dentures and complete dentures?
Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth and work alongside your remaining natural teeth. Complete dentures replace an entire set of teeth (upper, lower, or both).
Are dentures removable?
Yes—traditional partial and complete dentures are removable. Implant-supported dentures can feel much more stable and secure than standard dentures, depending on the design and your needs.
Will dentures look natural?
Yes. Today’s dentures are designed to look more lifelike than older styles. We customize tooth shape, shade, and smile line so your dentures look natural and suit your facial features.
Do dentures help support facial structure?
They can. After tooth loss, facial support can change over time. Dentures may help restore that support by replacing missing teeth and improving overall smile balance.
How do complete dentures stay in place?
Complete dentures typically stay in place through natural suction and proper fit. Some patients also use denture adhesive for extra confidence, especially during the adjustment period.
What are implant-supported dentures?
Implant-supported dentures use dental implants to help anchor the denture for increased stability. This can reduce slipping or shifting while eating and speaking and may feel more secure than traditional removable dentures.
What are duplicate dentures, and why would I want them?
Duplicate dentures are a backup set made to match your current dentures. They can be helpful if your primary denture breaks, needs repair, becomes loose, or gets lost—so you’re not left without teeth.
How do I know which denture option is right for me?
It depends on how many teeth you’re missing, your bite, comfort goals, and whether you prefer a removable option or added stability from implants. During your visit, we’ll review your goals and recommend the best solution.
What if I don’t want dentures?
If dentures aren’t the best fit for your goals, you may have other options such as bridges or implant-supported solutions. We’ll walk you through what’s possible based on your oral health and anatomy.
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