Dentures Allen
The Long-Trusted Answer to Tooth Loss
Losing an entire row of teeth can be disheartening for many, but with the help of advanced dental technology and quality care, the Allen Family Dental team can help create and place a custom-designed complete denture to address your oral health needs. For years, dentures have helped patients regain their confidence and address severe and total tooth loss. Comprised of a gum-colored base and a row of lifelike artificial teeth, a denture set adheres to your dental ridge by creating a suction, allowing for added stability.
Why Choose Allen Family Dental for Dentures?
- Precisely Fitted Dentures with Digital Impressions
- Locally-Owned & Operated Dental Practice Since 2010
- Compassionate Dentist with 20+ Years of Experience
A Convenient, Custom Smile Solution

Standard dentures are typically more affordable than other tooth replacement options, and consist of an acrylic base that rests on the gums. They are designed to replace an entire arch of teeth (either your upper maxilla or lower mandible), and rely on a suction stability system to stay in place. Due to this, the prosthetic offers the benefit of convenient removal for cleaning and maintenance, but also has potential for slipping or shifting out of place.
Regular maintenance is required for optimal denture use and dental health, and this includes soaking your dentures when not in use and cleaning them daily with your dentist-recommended tooth brush and cleaning materials. When you come in for your initial visit, your dentist will provide the pros and cons of treatment, as well as inform you of what to expect every step of the way.
Types of Dentures

We offer several different types of dentures in Allen depending on your needs. Partials are designed to slot replacement teeth in various places throughout your arch, holding them in place using your existing dental structure. Full dentures are custom-made to fit atop your gumline, securing a whole row of replacement teeth. And lastly, implant dentures are anchored to titanium posts that are surgically placed below the gumline to restore your missing roots. As a result, this option offers enhanced stability, aesthetics, and function.
