Modern dentures look nothing like what previous generations wore — they look like teeth, and they work like them too.
Losing multiple teeth — whether gradually or all at once — changes your face, your diet, and your willingness to smile. Today's dentures are crafted from materials that replicate the translucency and natural variation of real teeth, and they're fitted with far more precision than older generations of patients experienced. At De Anza Smiles, Dr. Saboowala takes the time to design dentures that fit comfortably, stay securely, and look completely natural — so you can eat, speak, and laugh with confidence again.
Complete upper or lower dentures replace an entire arch of missing teeth. Custom-fitted to your gum contours for stable, comfortable wear throughout the day.
When some natural teeth remain, partial dentures fill in the gaps and clip to existing teeth. They restore aesthetics and function while preventing remaining teeth from shifting out of position.
Dentures anchored to 2–6 dental implants eliminate the slipping and dietary restrictions of conventional dentures. Implant support also preserves jawbone that conventional dentures gradually erode.
Placed the same day remaining teeth are extracted, immediate dentures mean you're never without teeth during healing. A permanent denture is then fitted once gums have fully healed.
Existing dentures that have become loose or damaged can often be relined or repaired to restore fit and function — extending their life and your comfort.
Well-fitted dentures restore meaningful chewing ability — you expand your food choices beyond what toothless or poorly fitted appliances allowed.
Dentures fill the space left by missing teeth, supporting lips and cheeks and preventing the sunken facial appearance that tooth loss accelerates.
Missing teeth affect pronunciation of many sounds. Dentures restore the structures needed for clear, confident speech — in conversations, presentations, and every situation that matters.
Dentures provide full-arch tooth replacement at a fraction of the cost of implants. Financing options make them accessible for virtually any budget.
We evaluate your gum tissue, bone structure, and remaining teeth (if any). Detailed impressions are taken to create a model of your mouth that forms the foundation of your custom denture.
A wax model of your denture is tried in first so you can approve the tooth size, shape, and shade before the final version is fabricated. This step eliminates surprises.
Your finished denture is delivered and adjusted for ideal comfort, bite, and stability. Follow-up appointments refine the fit as your gums adapt in the first weeks of wear.
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