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Every denture is tailored to the ridges and contours of your own mouth, which delivers optimal comfort, reliable function, and a natural look throughout the day.
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Ready to replace missing teeth without a long wait? Dentures in Gardena, CA, are a fast and affordable option well worth considering. Gardena Dental Group offers a variety of denture designs to fit your lifestyle, cosmetic goals, and budget.
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Dentures are removable artificial teeth and gums created to replace missing teeth and help restore your smile. Our dentist custom designs each one to fit your mouth and look as natural as possible. Full dentures replace an entire upper or lower arch and rest directly on top of your gum tissue. Partial dentures clip into place around your existing healthy teeth, so nothing healthy has to be removed. Implant-supported overdentures snap onto two to four dental implants for added support throughout the day.
Every denture is tailored to the ridges and contours of your own mouth, which delivers optimal comfort, reliable function, and a natural look throughout the day.
Dentures are a quick and budget-friendly solution for missing teeth, which matters a great deal when you are working with a tight budget and a short timeline ahead.
A complete smile lifts your self-esteem, and most patients feel comfortable showing it off within a few short weeks of first receiving their new custom denture.
You can eat, speak, and laugh with ease all over again, which brings back the full quality of daily life that your missing teeth had gradually taken away from you.
From your first exam to the final result, here's exactly what to expect — calm, clear, and never rushed.
Request an AppointmentOur Gardena dentist evaluates your remaining teeth and gums, and then discusses which of the denture designs best fits your goals and your budget.
We take a mold or a digital scan of your gums and any remaining teeth in order to capture every small ridge and contour along your entire jawbone.
A model of your mouth is built from that mold, so that your finished denture fits the exact shape of both your jawbone and your surrounding gums.
You return to our office to try on the finished denture and to confirm that it fits both comfortably and securely inside of your mouth before wearing it.
If anything rubs or shifts at all, our dentist makes careful adjustments to the denture until it fits properly and finally feels right to you each day.
You have several loose or missing teeth from decay, injury, or periodontal disease, and all of them will need to be replaced fairly soon to restore your bite.
Persistent tooth pain or extensive decay can no longer be addressed through any of the other restorative dental procedures that are available to you.
Chewing has become a real problem for you, or eating regularly brings on a persistent discomfort that points toward a significant loss of teeth.
Your speech patterns have shifted noticeably, or certain words have become genuinely difficult for you to pronounce clearly to other people.
Which denture fits you depends on how many teeth are left and how much support your jaw can give. Our dentist will go through the options with you.

Conventional dentures are traditional prosthetics that replace all of your teeth in your upper or lower arch at one time. Sometimes called “plates,” these appliances rest directly on top of your gum tissue and replace your entire row of missing teeth. Upper dentures also have a shape that creates suction against the roof of your mouth for added support. Denture candidates are already missing all of their teeth or need to have their remaining teeth removed, typically due to advanced decay or periodontal disease.

Partials are a smaller type of denture that clips into place around your existing, healthy teeth. Wearing a partial prevents the need to remove healthy teeth and replaces all of the missing ones with a single appliance. Partials work well for individuals who may not qualify for dental bridges or implants.

Implant-stabilized dentures look like traditional dentures, except they have special locators underneath them that snap onto corresponding dental implants. In most cases, anywhere from 2-4 dental implants are needed. Overdentures are easy to clean and care for, and there is no need for messy adhesives or pastes. They work well for people with bone loss or jaw shrinkage, as the implants provide added support to reinforce the denture throughout the day. Implant-supported dentures tend to be more comfortable and easier to eat with.
Learn More →Our patients return year after year for calm, unhurried care and honest, personalized guidance.
We go above and beyond to make full and partial dentures feel calm and effortless — pairing the latest technology with a gentle, unhurried approach designed entirely around you.
Here are just a few reasons our patients love us:

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Adjusting to a denture is a bit like breaking in a new pair of leather boots, since the longer you wear it, the more comfortable it feels. Practice speaking in front of a mirror and take smaller bites of food at first.
No, wearing dentures overnight can lead to accelerated bone loss, sore spots, and infections. It also reduces the overall lifespan of your appliance.
Remove the denture each night, soak it in an approved denture solution, and brush it twice daily with a soft brush and lukewarm tap water. Avoid hot water, bleach, abrasive pastes, and baking soda, since all of them damage the acrylic.
Average denture prices vary between $300 and $1,800 per appliance, depending on the type you choose and the materials used. Implant-supported dentures cost more, since implant placement is also required.
Most insurance plans cover at least a portion of the denture cost. We create a custom treatment plan outlining your procedures and your estimated insurance benefits before you commit.
Gardena Dental Group provides clear-cut pricing on dentures and every other dental service, which takes the guesswork out of your decision. Call us today to reserve your no-obligation consultation for dentures in Gardena, CA.
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