Dentures

Full, Partial, Implant and Immediate Dentures



Full Dentures

Depending on your specific needs and requirements, Woodbridge Denturist Carlo Povegliano, D.D., F.C.A.D. will make a recommendation from a variety of denture treatments available to restore your healthy smile.


  • What Are Standard Dentures?

    Standard dentures are designed for a comfortable fit and for eating. These types of dentures are typically designed using standard materials and are used by the average patient.

  • What Happens if I have Bone Loss?

    The jaw bone in our mouth is stimulated by the roots of your teeth. When tooth loss occurs, the jaw bone is no longer stimulated, and bone loss may occur. You may experience this bone loss as “shrinking” of the bone.


    Those denture patient who have experienced bone loss or with unusual/irregular bites, standard dentures may not be the ideal denture treatment. Such denture patients may require a personalized denture for the optimal denture treatment.

  • What Are Premium Personalized Dentures?

    Premium personalized dentures are fabricated from premium materials and precision techniques. The comfort, function, fit and aesthetics are combined with the premium personalized denture to create a beautiful, natural and healthy looking smile.


    The natural contours of your mouth, face and lips are quickly and easily restored with premium personalized dentures. The initial impressions of your jaw movements allowing the Denturist to create quality dentures that will allow you to laugh, speak and eat confidently.


Removable Partial Dentures

There are several types of removable partial dentures, mostly varying in the materials used to support the denture teeth, and to retain the removable partial denture in your mouth.



If you are missing several teeth either in your upper or lower jaw, then you may be a candidate for removable partial dentures.


  • What Are the Different Types of Removable Partial Dentures?
    • Completely supported by your teeth
    • Supported by your tissue/teeth
    • Supported by dental implants/tissue
  • What Are Partial Dentures Made of?

    Removable partial dentures are created specifically for the patient’s needs, and can be made out of a metal and acrylic composition or completely out of acrylic. Every effort is made to design a self-cleansing partial denture that preserves the remaining teeth and oral structures.


    When a partial denture is designed, the denturist acknowledges that chewing places a strain on the remaining teeth during eating. Partial dentures are designed with this in mind so that the chewing forces can be distributed evenly over the entire remaining teeth and soft tissues. Design modifications to your remaining teeth may be required to help equalize these forces.


    Metal partials are considered stronger structurally, thinner and more hygienic than an acrylic partial. Acrylic partials are usually recommended as a transitional or temporary partial. Your denturist will determine the appropriate treatment plan and the appropriate partial for you

  • What Are the Benefits of Removable Partial Dentures?

    Partial dentures will assist in supporting your existing teeth and will help you to chew and digest food properly by thoroughly grinding food. Overall, removable partial dentures can dramatically improve your life.


Immediate Dentures


  • Am I a Candidate for Immediate Dentures?

    Your denturist may recommend immediate dentures in cases where all teeth are missing or complete extractions of the remaining teeth must be performed. This process will help you avoid being without teeth. Carlo Povegliano, D.D., F.C.A.D. will initiate the procedure for immediate dentures prior to your teeth being extracted.

  • How Are Immediate Dentures Made?

    By making an impression of your existing teeth and gums before the extraction surgery, Carlo Povegliano, D.D., F.C.A.D. can construct your new dentures by using the impressions as a working model. From your model, Carlo Povegliano, D.D., F.C.A.D. is able to copy and construct a denture, duplicating your original teeth, or even making adjustments with improvements to your appearance.


    At your extraction appointment, your immediate dentures are inserted avoiding the embarrassment of having no teeth during your healing period.

  • What You Should Know About Immediate Dentures

    In most cases, there is no way of trying the dentures on before the extractions are completed.


    Please be sure to carefully follow the post-operative instructions given to you by the Surgeon or Denturist during the healing period. Because the tooth sockets are going to close, your gums and bone will recede to a much smaller size. It is important for you to attend regular check-ups and maintenance to ensure proper healing. After the healing period, a permanent reline or a new denture may be constructed to ensure a comfortable and an exact fit.

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