Custom dentures are an effective way of replacing missing teeth, restoring function and appearance with lifelike artificial teeth that resemble your natural teeth. Complete dentures replace all teeth, while partial or removable partial dentures work around your remaining natural teeth to support your bite.
Options like immediate dentures, conventional dentures, and a custom final denture ensure the right fit at every stage, and adding dental implants can improve stability and reduce the need for denture adhesive. According to the American Dental Association, modern dentures offer a reliable and comfortable way to restore your smile and oral health.
At Winwood Dental, we offer advanced solutions for tooth replacement as part of our restorative dentistry services, helping patients restore their smiles with modern dentures designed for comfort, function, and confidence.
Today’s dentures are custom-crafted to fit your gum tissue, whether for the upper jaw or lower jaw, and use durable artificial teeth that look and feel natural—making wearing dentures easier than ever for both new and experienced denture wearers, even those dealing with tooth decay or extensive tooth loss. In some cases, treatments like root canal therapy or dental crowns may help preserve natural teeth before considering full tooth replacement.
Winwood Dental offers several types of dentures to suit your needs, whether you’re replacing a few missing teeth or restoring a full smile. For patients missing only a few teeth, alternatives like dental bridges may also be considered.
Also known as full dentures, these replace all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. They rest on your gum tissue and may use denture adhesive for added stability, making them a reliable option for replacing missing teeth.
Ideal if you still have remaining natural teeth, these dentures attach to your remaining teeth for support. They help maintain alignment while restoring function and are easy to remove for daily denture cleaning.
These dentures snap securely onto dental implants, offering improved stability over traditional dentures and reducing reliance on adhesives for more confident everyday use.
Sometimes referred to as permanent dentures, these are anchored by implants and a support bar, distributing bite pressure to the jaw instead of the gums for maximum comfort and strength.
Also called temporary dentures, these are placed immediately after tooth removal so you’re never without teeth while your new dentures or final denture are being created.
With several types of dentures available—including conventional dentures and implant-based options—our team will help you choose the best solution for your smile, lifestyle, and long-term oral health.
Dentures are removable appliances—often called false teeth—that replace missing teeth, restore your smile, and support your facial muscles while protecting your oral health and soft tissues.
Dentures may be right for you if you:
Your treatment plan will depend on how many teeth are missing, the condition of your underlying bone, and your goals, with your dentures crafted in a dental lab and adjusted during the healing process (some minor irritation is normal as your mouth adapts and dentures change).
Today’s dentures offer more than just tooth replacement. They provide:
With these benefits, modern dentures can significantly improve both your oral function and overall quality of life.
Getting dentures is a personalized process designed for comfort and precision:
We assess your oral health and discuss your goals.
Your dentist will also evaluate your facial structure and review all available denture options to restore both function and facial appearance.
Custom molds ensure a precise fit.
These detailed impressions help create dentures that look incredibly natural, closely mimicking your real teeth and fitting comfortably alongside any other teeth.
We fine-tune your dentures for comfort and function.
Whether you need a full arch like an entire upper denture or an implant-supported option, we make adjustments to ensure stability and a natural feel.
You leave with a fully restored smile.
Your completed dentures will enhance your smile, restore function, and support your long-term general dentistry needs with a natural, confident result.
We’ll guide you every step of the way to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.
Proper care will keep your dentures looking and functioning their best:
With good care, your dentures can last for many years.
Don’t let missing teeth hold you back from enjoying life—discover how custom dentures in Lebanon can restore your smile, confidence, and quality of life.
Winwood Dental is conveniently located at 110 Winwood Dr, Lebanon, TN 37087, United States, making it easy to access trusted, high-quality care close to home. Our office is open Monday through Thursday from 7 AM to 4 PM, and closed on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, so you can plan your visit around a schedule that works for you.
Call Winwood Dental today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward a healthier, happier smile.
Most patients adjust within a few weeks, though full comfort may take a little longer as your mouth adapts.
It’s best to remove them at night to let your gums rest and stay healthy.
You may notice slight changes at first, but your sense of taste typically returns to normal over time.
Yes, most dentures need replacement or relining every 5–10 years due to natural changes in your mouth.
Yes, they can crack or break if dropped, so handle them carefully and see your dentist for repairs.
