Dentures – Cleveland, TX
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Are you missing multiple teeth and need a denture? Or, do you already have a denture, but it slips, slides, and never stays in place? Do you constantly struggle with your denture because it’s so uncomfortable? Whatever your situation, Dr. Guillory and the New U team are eager to help. We offer all types of dentures that can be customized so they look and fit perfectly, ensuring the next time you take a bite of food or greet a friend, the absolute last thing on your mind will be your teeth! We also have tiered pricing so your prosthetic will fit easily into your budget. If you’re ready to have a set of teeth you can rely on again, give us a call today to discuss your options for dentures in Cleveland, TX.
Why Choose New U Dentures and Implants for Dentures?
- Dentist with Decades of Experience Providing Dentures
- Multiple Types of Dentures That Are Perfect for Every Budget
- Custom-Designed Prosthetics Using the Latest Technology
Types of Dentures We Offer
Every denture Dr. Guillory provides is 100% custom-made using multiple scans of a patient’s bite. This guarantees not only a secure fit, but a comfortable one as well. For patients concerned about the cost, there is no need to worry—we have multiple pricing levels suited for all budgets, and whichever one you decide is best for you, you can still look forward to getting a top-quality denture that brings back your bite and confidence for years to come.
Custom Dentures
Our custom dentures are painstakingly designed to fit each patient’s mouth. This not only makes them more comfortable and stable compared to our economy dentures, but they also have a more realistic appearance. You’ll have a chance to try on multiple mock-ups of your denture before we cast the final one so you’ll be blown away by the final result.
Premium Dentures
Our premium dentures are exactly that—flawlessly designed, perfect fitting, and incredibly durable. We even go the extra step of color-matching the teeth so that they seamlessly blend with the rest of a patient’s smile. With this prosthetic, you won’t feel like you’re wearing a denture, but rather that you’ve gotten your teeth back.
Partial Denture Options
For our patients who still have remaining healthy teeth, we can provide a custom-shaped partial denture that completes their smile like the final piece of a puzzle. Just like with our full dentures, we offer multiple levels of prosthetics so that patients can choose one that fits easily into their budget. No matter which one suits your situation, you can trust that the end result will look natural and allow you to enjoy the benefits of a full set of teeth again.
Metal-Cast Partial Denture
Metal-cast partial dentures consist of prosthetic teeth and gum tissue that are supported by an underlying metal framework. This makes these dentures extremely strong, and they stay in place within the mouth using tiny clasps that go around neighboring teeth. This means when you chew, the pressure is placed on your teeth rather than your gums, which protects the sensitive soft tissues of the mouth.
Acrylic Partial Denture
Acrylic partial dentures are made of high-quality dental plastic. They have a more lifelike appearance compared to metal dentures, and they can be made in the shortest amount of time compared to other prosthetics. They are ideal for patients who may lose additional teeth in the future because they can be easily modified and expanded as needed.
Valplast Flexible Partial Denture
Valplast flexible partial dentures combine the best aspects of metal and acrylic prosthetics. They are extremely strong and have a very natural appearance, plus as the name indicates, they actually flex while you chew, ensuring that they don’t constantly press down on your gums.
Denture FAQs
Dentures are a remarkable and reliable way to replace lost teeth. And when you choose New U Dentures and Implants to provide your prosthetic, you will enjoy a unique and catered tooth replacement experience. However, you may want to learn more about dentures before you schedule a consultation with your experienced denture dentist in Cleveland, TX — Dr. Guillory. That is why we have compiled the following brief list of frequently asked questions. If you do not see the information you were hoping to find, get in touch with us directly and we will be pleased to speak with you about all things dentures-related.
How Much Do Dentures Cost?
In the above sections on this page, you can read about some of the types of dentures we offer — each one comes with its own price. The price of your prosthetic will depend on which variety you choose and other factors. Our team will be able to provide you with an estimate when you visit us for your consultation.
Can You Help Me Afford My Dentures?
We want you to be able to enjoy a sturdy, beautiful, and functional smile. That is why we offer tiered pricing — and financing is available for most patients. If you would like to use your insurance to cover part of the cost of your dentures in Cleveland, keep in mind that we do not participate with any plans. However, we can provide you with documentation to help you file a claim with your insurance company. Dental insurance is often willing to cover about half the cost of dentures, up to the amount of a plan’s annual maximum.
Which Type of Denture Is Right for Me?
Our team will be happy to help you decide which type of denture will be the best fit for your circumstances. The one that is right for you depends on your budget, the extent of your tooth loss, and your goals for treatment. If you are looking for the sturdiest type of tooth replacement, we may recommend that you opt for implant dentures in Cleveland rather than any of the denture types listed on this page.
What Is the Process Like for Getting Dentures?
The process for getting dentures is a little different for every patient. It may involve some preparatory treatment, such as extractions. It is also important that we take impressions, images, and scans of your mouth that will help us design your new teeth to look, feel, and function as naturally as possible. If you are not getting an immediate denture, you can expect the denture process to last at least a few weeks.
How Can I Adjust to My New Dentures?
When you first receive it, we may give you personalized tips to help you through the adjustment period. Many patients find that temporarily eating soft foods, reading out loud to practice speaking, and wearing their denture as much as possible helps them get used to their new teeth relatively quickly.