Full & Partial Dentures in Davie, FL

Custom Dentures to Help Restore Your Smile, Comfort, and Chewing Function

Missing several teeth or an entire arch can affect how you eat, speak, and feel about your smile. At One Dental Studio in Davie, FL, we provide personalized full and partial dentures designed to replace missing teeth while supporting everyday oral function.

Led by prosthodontist Dr. Maria Magurno and our restorative dental team, we help patients explore tooth replacement options based on their oral health, preferences, and treatment goals.

Conveniently located on Davie Road near Nova Southeastern University, our dental office welcomes patients from Davie, Broadview Park, Riverland, Melrose Park, Weston, Plantation, and surrounding Broward County communities.

Call (954) 587-9737 to schedule your denture consultation in Davie, FL.

Custom Dentures for Missing Teeth in Davie, FL

Dentures are removable dental appliances that replace missing natural teeth and surrounding gum tissue. They can help improve chewing, support speech, and restore the appearance of your smile. Full dentures replace an entire upper or lower arch of teeth, while partial dentures replace several missing teeth when some healthy natural teeth remain.

At One Dental Studio, we provide custom dentures in Davie, FL, with attention to fit, bite alignment, appearance, and long-term maintenance.

Whether you are receiving dentures for the first time, replacing an older appliance, or exploring different tooth replacement options, our team will evaluate your dental health and explain your available treatments.

Our comprehensive restorative dentistry services also address damaged and missing teeth through individualized treatment planning.

What Are Full and Partial Dentures?

Dentures come in several forms, depending on the number of missing teeth, the condition of your gums, and your preferred treatment approach.

Full Dentures

Full dentures, also called complete dentures, replace all natural teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both.

They consist of artificial teeth attached to a gum-colored base designed to rest against the oral tissues.

Full dentures may be recommended for patients who have lost all teeth in an arch or require the removal of remaining teeth that cannot be preserved.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures replace multiple missing teeth while allowing patients to retain their remaining natural teeth.

These removable appliances typically use a custom framework and supporting components to help maintain their position.

Partial dentures may be appropriate when your remaining teeth are healthy enough to provide support and you want to restore gaps in your smile without replacing an entire arch.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Implant-supported dentures use dental implants placed in the jawbone to provide additional retention and stability.

Depending on their design, these restorations may be removable or fixed in place by a dental professional.

Patients considering a more stable full-arch restoration can also explore All-on-4 Dental Implants to understand how implant-supported tooth replacement differs from conventional dentures.

Benefits of Full and Partial Dentures

Custom dentures offer several potential benefits for patients experiencing tooth loss.

• Improved chewing function: Dentures can make eating a wider range of foods easier, although some foods may remain challenging.
• Restored smile appearance: Artificial teeth are selected to complement your facial features and personal preferences.
• Facial support: Full dentures can help support the lips and cheeks where missing teeth have affected facial appearance.
• Speech support: Replacing missing teeth may help improve pronunciation after an adjustment period.
• Non-surgical tooth replacement: Conventional removable dentures generally do not require implant surgery, although some patients need extractions or other preparatory treatment.
• Removable convenience: Traditional dentures can be taken out for cleaning and maintenance.
• Flexible treatment options: Patients may choose full, partial, or implant-supported solutions depending on their individual needs.

The comfort, stability, and function of dentures vary based on oral anatomy, appliance design, fit, and ongoing care.

Our Denture Process at One Dental Studio

Our Davie dental team uses a step-by-step approach to plan dentures according to each patient's oral health and treatment goals.

Step 1 — Denture Consultation and Oral Evaluation

Your initial appointment includes an assessment of your teeth, gums, bite, and existing restorations.

We discuss your concerns, review your dental history, and determine whether full dentures, partial dentures, or another restoration may be appropriate.

If extractions or gum treatment are necessary, those procedures will be considered during treatment planning.

Step 2 — Impressions and Custom Denture Design

We obtain impressions or digital records, as appropriate, to help design your dentures.

The planning process considers tooth shape, shade, bite alignment, and the contours of your mouth.

Trial fittings may be used to evaluate appearance and function before the final appliance is completed.

Step 3 — Final Fitting and Adjustments

Once your dentures are ready, we assess how they fit against your gums and remaining teeth.

Adjustments may be needed to reduce pressure points, refine your bite, and improve comfort.

We also explain how to insert, remove, and maintain your appliance.

Step 4 — Follow-Up Care and Maintenance

Your mouth may need time to adapt to new dentures.

Follow-up appointments allow our team to evaluate sore spots, looseness, bite changes, or other concerns.

Regular dental visits remain important even when you no longer have natural teeth.

How Long Does It Take to Get Dentures?

The time required for dentures depends on the type of appliance, laboratory fabrication, the number of fittings, and whether preparatory dental treatment is necessary.

Conventional dentures generally involve multiple visits over several weeks, but individual timelines vary.

Patients who require tooth extractions may need additional healing time before receiving their definitive dentures.

Immediate dentures may sometimes be placed following extractions, although they often require adjustments or relining as the gums heal.

During your consultation at our Davie, FL office, we will explain your expected treatment sequence and appointment requirements.

How Much Do Dentures Cost in Davie, FL?

The cost of full and partial dentures varies according to the patient's dental needs and the type of restoration selected.

Factors that may affect treatment costs include:

• Full dentures versus partial dentures.
• Denture materials and framework design.
• Number of arches requiring treatment.
• Tooth extractions or periodontal treatment.
• Impressions, fittings, and laboratory requirements.
• Relines, repairs, or future appliance replacement.
• Dental insurance benefits and applicable coverage limitations.

Implant-supported restorations typically involve additional procedures and costs compared with conventional removable dentures.

At One Dental Studio, we discuss recommended treatment options and provide an individualized cost estimate after evaluating your oral health.

Our team can also review available payment arrangements and applicable insurance information before treatment begins.

Denture Repairs, Relines, and Ongoing Care

Dentures may require maintenance as the gums, jawbone, and supporting tissues change over time.

Even a properly fitted appliance can gradually become loose or uncomfortable.

Common signs that your dentures need evaluation include:

• Movement or slipping while speaking or eating.
• Persistent gum irritation or pressure spots.
• Difficulty chewing with your usual appliance.
• Visible cracks, chips, or damaged components.
• Changes in how your upper and lower teeth meet.

A denture reline adjusts the fitting surface of an existing appliance to accommodate changes in oral tissues.

Repairs may address certain types of damage, while extensively worn or poorly fitting dentures may require replacement.

One Dental Studio evaluates denture repair and reline needs at our Davie location to determine the appropriate next step. Not every damaged appliance can be repaired.

Avoid using household adhesives or attempting to reshape your dentures yourself.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Dentures?

Full or partial dentures may be suitable for adults who:

• Are missing several teeth or an entire arch.
• Want a removable tooth replacement option.
• Have remaining teeth that can support a partial denture.
• Prefer to avoid implant surgery or are not eligible for it.
• Are willing to follow daily cleaning and maintenance instructions.
• Want to discuss treatment options based on their health needs and budget.

Patients with existing dentures may also be candidates for replacement appliances or implant-supported alternatives.

A clinical examination is necessary to determine which treatment is appropriate.

When Dentures May Not Be the Right Immediate Option

Conventional dentures are not necessarily the preferred treatment for every patient.

Additional evaluation or care may be needed when a patient has:

• Untreated gum disease or oral infection.
• Natural teeth that could be preserved with restorative treatment.
• Oral tissue conditions affecting appliance tolerance.
• Significant fit or stability concerns.
• Expectations that require a different type of tooth replacement.

Patients with substantial jawbone changes may find conventional dentures less stable, although implant-supported options may be considered when clinically appropriate.

Our team discusses these limitations before recommending treatment.

Full and Partial Dentures vs. Dental Implants

Dentures and dental implants can both replace missing teeth, but they differ in design, treatment requirements, and maintenance.

Consideration

Conventional Dentures

Dental Implants

Tooth replacement

Multiple teeth or full arches

Single, multiple, or full-arch restorations

Surgical treatment

Generally not required for the appliance itself

Requires implant placement surgery

Stability

Depends on fit, tissue support, and design

Supported by implants anchored in the jawbone

Cleaning

Usually removed for cleaning

Depends on whether the restoration is fixed or removable

Treatment time

Depends on fabrication and healing

Includes surgical planning and healing

Maintenance

May require relines or replacement

Requires ongoing implant and restoration care

Cost

Varies by appliance and preparatory treatment

Varies by implant number, surgery, and restoration

Neither option is appropriate for every patient.

For individuals seeking an implant-based alternative, our Dental Implants service provides information about implant treatment and available restoration types in Davie, FL.

Alternative Tooth Replacement Options

Depending on your dental condition, alternatives to conventional removable dentures may include:

• Implant-supported removable dentures: Dentures that attach to dental implants for additional retention.
• Fixed implant-supported restorations: Full-arch prostheses supported by implants and removed only by a dental professional.
• Individual dental implants: Tooth replacements for selected missing teeth.
• Dental bridges: Fixed restorations that may replace one or more missing teeth using appropriate supporting teeth or implants.

The recommended option depends on remaining teeth, jawbone health, medical history, functional needs, and treatment preferences.

Why Choose One Dental Studio for Dentures in Davie?

One Dental Studio provides restorative dental care from its office at 5651 Davie Road, Suite A, in Davie, Florida.

Our team includes Dr. Maria Magurno, a prosthodontist with advanced education in replacing and restoring missing teeth.

Dr. Magurno received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the Central University of Venezuela in 1998 and completed her master's-level prosthodontic training at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in 2002.

Her educational recognition includes the Dr. Hitoshi Ito Excellence Award. Her professional background includes removable prosthodontics and full-mouth rehabilitation.

Patients visiting One Dental Studio can expect:

• Individualized oral examinations and treatment planning.
• Evaluation of conventional and implant-supported restorations.
• Attention to denture fit, appearance, and function.
• A collaborative, multidisciplinary dental team.
• Follow-up guidance for denture maintenance and adjustments.
• A multilingual practice environment with English, Spanish, and Italian communication support.

Our goal is to help patients make informed decisions about their oral health without promising specific cosmetic or functional outcomes.

Denture Care for Davie and Nearby Broward County Communities

One Dental Studio is located in Davie, FL, near Nova Southeastern University, providing a dental care option for residents, university-area staff, students, and families seeking tooth replacement treatment.

Our Davie location also welcomes patients traveling from nearby communities, including:

• Broadview Park: Residents seeking full dentures, partial dentures, or evaluations of existing appliances.
• Riverland: Patients from the Riverland area of Fort Lauderdale considering removable tooth replacement.
• Melrose Park: Individuals looking for denture consultations and restorative care in nearby Davie.
• Nova Southeastern University area: Adults living, studying, or working near the Davie university campus.
• Weston and Plantation: Broward County residents exploring denture treatment options.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dentures in Davie, FL

How much do full and partial dentures cost in Davie, FL?

Denture costs depend on the type of appliance, materials, number of teeth being replaced, and any additional dental treatment required. Full and partial dentures may have different costs. At One Dental Studio in Davie, FL, we provide individualized treatment recommendations and cost estimates after an examination. Insurance coverage varies by plan.

How long does it take to get full or partial dentures?

Getting dentures usually requires several appointments for evaluation, impressions, fabrication, and fitting. The process may take several weeks, depending on the appliance and laboratory schedule. Patients who need extractions may require additional healing time. Your dentist will explain the expected treatment timeline based on your individual circumstances.

Are dentures safe, and are they uncomfortable?

Dentures are a commonly used tooth replacement option and are generally well tolerated when properly designed, fitted, and maintained. Some patients initially experience pressure, soreness, excess saliva, or difficulty speaking and eating. These symptoms may improve as the mouth adjusts. Persistent irritation or discomfort should be evaluated by your dentist.

Am I a good candidate for partial dentures?

Partial dentures may be suitable if you are missing several teeth but still have natural teeth that can support a removable appliance. Your dentist will examine your remaining teeth, gums, bite, and oral health before recommending treatment. Other restorative options may be more appropriate depending on your dental condition and preferences.

Are dentures or dental implants better for missing teeth?

Dentures and dental implants address different treatment needs. Conventional dentures offer a removable option that generally does not require implant surgery, while implants can support fixed or removable restorations. Implants require adequate clinical conditions and surgical evaluation. The appropriate choice depends on your oral health, budget, treatment goals, and maintenance preferences.

Schedule a Denture Consultation in Davie, FL

If missing teeth are affecting your daily activities or your current dentures no longer fit comfortably, One Dental Studio can help you explore your options.

Our team provides consultations for full dentures, partial dentures, and implant-supported tooth replacement at our Davie, FL location.

Call (954) 587-9737 or Schedule a Denture Consultation to discuss your needs and available appointment times.