Custom Dentures & Partials in West New York, NJ | Veda Family Dentistry

What Are Full Dentures?

Full dentures are removable appliances that replace all teeth in your upper or lower jaw. Custom-made to fit your gums, they restore both appearance and function, helping you smile and chew again. While affordable and non-surgical, they may require adhesive and adjustments over time as the jawbone changes.

What Are Partial Dentures?

Partial dentures fill the gaps left by several missing teeth. They attach to surrounding teeth using discreet metal or acrylic clasps, restoring your bite and keeping neighboring teeth from shifting. Partials are removable, budget-friendly, and less invasive than bridges or implants.

Key Benefits

• Improved smile aesthetics and confidence

• Restored the ability to chew and speak comfortably

• Affordable solution for tooth loss

• Helps maintain facial structure (full dentures)

• Prevents remaining teeth from shifting (partials)

• Custom-designed for optimal comfort and fit

What to Consider

Getting used to dentures takes time. Some patients may experience initial speech changes or minor discomfort. Full dentures rely on suction or adhesives and can shift if not well-fitted. Partials may feel bulky at first and require regular removal for hygiene. Neither stimulates the jawbone like implants, which can lead to gradual bone changes.

Care and Maintenance

• Clean dentures daily with soft brushes and non-abrasive cleaners

• Remove dentures at night to rest your gums

• Brush natural teeth, gums, and tongue before wearing

• Visit us regularly for adjustments and check-ups

• Store dentures in water or cleaning solution when not in use

Our Process at Veda Family Dentistry

Dr. Bhattacharyya and Dr. Patel begin with a full oral evaluation and precise impressions or digital scans. Whether you need full dentures, partials, or even overdentures, we guide you through materials, design, and fitting for a secure, natural feel.

Who’s a Good Candidate?

• Full dentures: Ideal for patients missing all teeth in one or both arches

• Partial dentures: Best for patients with multiple missing teeth, but enough healthy teeth remaining

We’ll help determine which solution fits your lifestyle, oral health, and long-term goals.

Patient Experiences

One patient shared that partials gave her the confidence to smile again after losing front teeth. Another felt her full dentures transformed her ability to enjoy meals and talk with friends, showing just how much a good prosthetic can change daily life.