Simply Natural Dentures
These dentures resist staining, are stronger, last longer, and fit more
comfortably than typical dentures.

At your first appointment, the dentist will ask you some specific questions about your present dentures, and how you want your new dentures to look.   Impressions are taken and the models are sent to the lab for fabrication of your esthetic guide.

During the second appointment, your dentist will use a unique esthetic guide to gather your personal smile characteristics.  The dentist positions it in your mouth, sets your bite, and readjusts the two front teeth if necessary. This helps guide the dental technician in creating your new smile. Special consideration is taken to ensure proper lip support and a pleasing smile line for your facial contour. At this same appointment, the specific shade and shape of the denture teeth are selected.  

At the laboratory, the technician uses your esthetic guide as a foundation to carefully position your new teeth.  Your new dentures are contoured in a manner which regains the appearance of natural healthy tissue.

On the third appointment, a wax copy of your new denture is tried in to confirm bite and tooth position.  Any changes to your smile or bite can be easily made at this point.  when you're fully satisfied your denture is sent to the laboratory for final processing.

In the laboratory, we process your new dentures using a system that ensures a comfortable fit.  A special bond enhancer is placed on the teeth to secure them permanently into the denture.  After processing, your dentures are shaped to look like natural healthy tissue making them comfortable and easy to clean.

At your delivery appointment, you will receive your new dentures. You'll find your new Simply Natural Dentures to be the most lifelike and natural dentures you've ever had.

Getting a new partial can be simple and painless and typically, no drilling of your teeth is needed.  The dentist will determine your unique dental needs in order to give you a comfortable partial.

There are many choices of materials to use for creating your custom designed partial denture.  The dentist will determine your unique needs through an oral examination and present your options.  Your product choices including some of the following:

VITALLIUM 2000: This industry standard alloy is manufactured in a unique quality controlled process that creates a strong, lightweight, and comfortable partial denture.

THERMOFLEX: Thermoflex is a strong resin clasp that matches your
existing tooth color and can be used in most cases to replace shiny metal clasps.  

VITALLIUM/VALPLAST: When you want the strength of metal and the
esthetics of Valplast this is your best choice.  By utilizing Valplast clasps with Vitallium your partial will not interfere with your smile.  

GOLD: The use of gold in dentistry dates back to the early Egyptians. Using gold can improve the look of basic metal clasps and is the most
biocompatible metal available.  

VALPLAST: Valplast, a durable tissue colored thermoplastic, can be used with or without all available metals to improve the look and feel of your partial denture.     

TITANIUM: If you're sensitive to most conventional metals, Titanium could be the answer.  Its high strength, and light weight make it very comfortable to wear.

PARTIAL WITH CROWNS: When your remaining teeth need to be
replaced with crowns and a partial, your dentist may suggest a partial that attaches to your crowns with special connectors creating a most esthetic and comfortable partial.