Complete, immediate, or partial dentures? There are many ways to get back your million-dollar smile. We’re here to help you learn the difference between them so you can find your denture match. For starters, there are two types of dentures: temporary (also referred to as immediate dentures) and permanent. You’ll usually get immediate dentures after tooth extraction, whereas permanent dentures can be full or partial and are made for the long-haul. Need a guide to the different types of dentures? That’s what we’re here for.
Full/Complete Dentures
Full or complete dentures take up your whole upper or lower jaw of your mouth. This type is what you think of when you picture a denture. See our guide on what complete dentures are and how dentures are made.
Partial Dentures
Not sure what a partial denture is? Our guide will take you on tour through the partial dentures and the types available out there.
Immediate Dentures
Immediate or permanent dentures? Get to know the difference between the two and what circumstances may call for immediate or temporary dentures.
