Dentures
At Dental By Sherry, we understand the importance of having a healthy, confident smile. Missing teeth can affect not only your appearance but also your ability to speak and eat comfortably. That’s where dentures come in. Our custom-made dentures are designed to restore your smile and bring back the functionality of your teeth.
Full Dentures
If you’re missing all of your teeth in a row, full dentures can provide a complete set of teeth, giving you a natural-looking smile and restoring full functionality. They are custom-fitted to your gums for a secure and comfortable fit.
Partial Dentures
If you still have some natural teeth remaining, partial dentures are a great option. These dentures fill the gaps left by missing teeth while keeping your remaining teeth intact. Partial dentures are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.
Implant-Supported Dentures
For a more permanent solution, implant-supported dentures are a great choice. These dentures are anchored by dental implants, offering a secure fit and greater stability. They function and feel more like natural teeth than traditional dentures, and they prevent bone loss, which can occur with regular dentures.
Dentures
Dentures are removable dental appliances used to replace missing teeth. Whether you’ve lost teeth due to aging, injury, or other dental issues, dentures offer an effective solution. They are crafted to fit your mouth comfortably and help restore both the function and aesthetics of your smile.
No Smile Left Behind
At Dental By Sherry, we create beautiful, lasting smiles with exceptional care and state-of-the-art technology. Our team offers personalized treatment using the latest advancements in dental techniques, ensuring precision, comfort, and satisfaction. From routine care to advanced procedures, we deliver results you can trust. Choose Dental By Sherry for a practice where innovation and compassion meet to give you the smile you deserve.
Divine Smiles
Your oral health and comfort are our top priorities. Whether you have a question, need to schedule an appointment, or want to learn more about our services, we’re here for you!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about full and partial dentures at our New Haven, CT practice.
How much do dentures cost in New Haven, CT?
It depends on whether you need a full or partial denture, the materials, and any extractions required first. Divine Smiles hands you a written itemized quote before treatment begins, works with HUSKY Health, Medicaid, and the major PPO plans, and offers CareCredit if you would rather pay over time.
How many appointments does a new denture take?
Expect several appointments across a few weeks for impressions, a wax try in, and the final fit. If teeth need to come out first, the gums are given time to settle before the permanent denture is made. Immediate dentures can bridge that gap so you are not without teeth.
How long do dentures last?
Five to ten years is the usual working life, after which the fit and the teeth themselves have generally worn enough to justify a replacement. Regular checkups matter more than people expect, because a denture that has quietly gone loose changes how you chew and how the ridge underneath holds up.
Will dentures change how I speak and eat?
For a while, yes. Most people need a few weeks to retrain the tongue and cheeks, and certain sounds feel awkward at first. Start with soft food cut small, chew on both sides at once, and read out loud to speed the adjustment. Nearly everyone settles into it.
My denture is loose. Can it be fixed?
Usually. Gums and jawbone shrink over the years, so a denture that fit at delivery can start rocking. A reline rebuilds the fitting surface, and a repair handles cracks or a broken tooth. If you are suddenly without a wearable denture, ask for one of the same day emergency slots.
How do I book a denture consultation?
Divine Smiles is at 1574 Chapel St in downtown New Haven, CT, with eight dentists on staff. Walk-ins are welcome and same day emergency appointments are available. Call (203) 865-1480 to arrange a consultation and we will talk through full, partial, and implant supported options.