What Types of Dentures Are Right for You?

There is an array of options out there, and our Cleveland dentists are here to guide you to the right decision.

Making a Decision

We have a range of dentures in Cleveland for you.

Picking the right denture is crucial to restoring your smile and oral functionality. Our experienced team at Hylan Dental Care understands the significance of this decision, and we’re here to guide you through the process with expertise and personalized care.

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Here is an overview of our types of dentures:

Full Dentures

Ideal for complete tooth loss, replacing all upper or lower teeth
Partial Dentures

Suitable for those with some natural teeth remaining, filling in gaps seamlessly
Permanent Dentures

A long-term solution attached to implants, offering stability and durability
Immediate Dentures

Quickly provided after tooth extraction, allowing for immediate tooth replacement
Snap-On Dentures

Attached to implants for enhanced stability, providing ease of removal
Implant-Supported Dentures

Secured by implants for optimal stability and a natural feel

When you visit us, our team will assess your unique needs, discuss preferences, and provide expert recommendations so you can get the best solution for you.

What to Consider When Choosing Cleveland Dentures?

The right feel and fit could make or break your treatment - we're here to help.

Every mouth is unique, so there is never a one-size-fits-all approach. This is certainly the case when choosing the right dentures. Generally, there are several main factors that you will need to bear in mind:

Your Oral Health
The condition of any remaining teeth, gums, or other health conditions, need to be considered for whether you want a total replacement or not.
Bone Density

Some dentures are not an option when bone density is reduced, whereas some, such as snap-on dentures are well suited to replace teeth if the jaw bone is strong.
Removability
If you prefer the ability to remove your dentures, then you will be less likely to want permanent dentures, but if you would rather not have to worry, then these are ideal.
How Many Teeth are Missing
If you only have one or a smaller number of teeth missing, you may not need full dentures, and partial dentures may be a much better choice.
Cost
While we have many financial options to help you get the smile you deserve, of course, this is a factor that could influence what dentures you prefer.
Time
Some dentures, such as immediate dentures, offer relief, well, immediately, whereas others take more time to create and place.
Treatment Goals
Understanding your treatment goals, whether focused on aesthetics, functionality, or both, will affect your decisions.

Hear from Our Dentures Patients

Real patients from Hylan Dental Care share their experience.

“Hylan is amazing! My biggest fear Is the dentist, and yesterday I was scheduled for extraction of all my teeth to begin the process of getting dentures. They were very encouraging and supportive, from the lady who checked me into the dentist. They definitely cater to cowards. Everyone was so nice and gently led me through the process. Definitely recommend.”

Traci

“The best dentist ever. Had problems all my life, and I was recommended to get them taken out and put in dentures. It's been a week now, and I feel like a new person. Thanks, Susan and everyone at Hylan Dental.”

David Kinkead

“The best Dentist to get dentures in Cleveland, Ohio! I would recommend this Dentist to anyone who needs or wants dentures! Great caring staff!”

Carolyn Howard

Dentures that Make a World of Difference

Which is the right choice for you?

	Full Dentures	Partial Dentures	Permanent Dentures	Immediate Dentures	Implant Supported	Snap-On Dentures
Oral Health	Ideal for complete tooth loss.	Suitable for some missing teeth.	Long-term fixed solution.	Immediate replacement after extractions.	Stability with implant support.	Balances aesthetics and function.
Bone Density	Not bone-dependent.	Relies on existing structure.	Requires adequate density for implants.	Immediate placement option.	Depends on implant integration.	Not heavily dependent on density.
Removability	Removable for cleaning.	Removable for cleaning and maintenance.	Fixed, not removable.	Removable during the healing phase.	Fixed after integration.	Removable for cleaning and convenience.
Number of Missing Teeth	Replaces entire set of teeth.	Addresses partial tooth loss.	Full set with implant support.	Immediate replacement option.	Suitable for various tooth loss.	Addresses partial to full loss.
Cost	Generally cost-effective.	Cost varies based on complexity.	Initial investment for long-term use.	Cost-effective immediate replacement.	Significant investment with long-term benefits.	Cost varies based on design.
Time	Quick fabrication.	Varies based on complexity.	Longer process for implants.	Immediate replacement option.	Involves multiple appointments.	Fabrication time varies.
Treatment Goals	Restores full set aesthetically.	Preserves remaining natural teeth.	Long-term fixed solution.	Offers seamless immediate replacement.	Combines aesthetics with implant stability.	Balances aesthetics with removable convenience.