Full dentures
Replace a complete upper or lower arch after all teeth are lost.
Dentures · Dentaduras
A well-made denture should let you eat, speak and smile without thinking about it. We craft full, partial, immediate and implant-supported dentures right here in Queens — with as many adjustment visits as it takes.

Options
Replace a complete upper or lower arch after all teeth are lost.
Fill in several missing teeth while keeping your healthy ones.
Snap onto implants for a denture that does not slip or need adhesive.
Placed the day teeth are extracted so you never go without teeth.
The process
Exam, X-rays and a discussion of which denture type suits your mouth and budget.
Precise molds and bite records capture how your jaws come together.
You approve tooth shade, shape and smile line before the final build.
Follow-up visits relieve sore spots as your tissues settle.
Modern dentures
The chalky, oversized denture look belongs to the 1970s. Today's materials are thinner, stronger and translucent at the edges the way real enamel is. Teeth are set with slight natural irregularity instead of a perfect row, and gum acrylic is tinted to match your own tissue. Combined with implant anchoring, the result stays put through a full meal and a long conversation.
Care guide
Compare
| Dentures | Implants | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to complete | 4–6 weeks | 3–6 months |
| Upfront cost | Lower | Higher |
| Bone preservation | No | Yes |
| Removable | Yes | No |
| Chewing power | Good, better with implants | Closest to natural teeth |
| Maintenance | Relines and replacement sets | Routine hygiene visits |
Many patients choose a hybrid: two to four implants anchoring a denture. We will show you both plans and their costs side by side.
Questions
Still have questions? Our bilingual team answers in English or Spanish.
(718) 565-6740Bilingual consultations, insurance verified before you start.