Full and partial dentures
A full denture replaces all the teeth in your upper or lower arch. A partial denture fits around the teeth you still have and clips into place to fill in the gaps. Both are made from acrylic and lab-shaped to match your gum color and the size, shape, and shade of your teeth, so the result looks natural.
Getting them to fit
Well-fitting dentures take careful impressions, a few try-in visits, and time to get used to. Dr. Chaudhry walks you through what to expect, how to clean them, how to manage the first weeks of speaking and eating, and when something doesn’t feel right and should come back in for an adjustment.
If you want more stability
For some patients, an implant-supported denture is a good upgrade, it clips onto a few dental implants and stays put without adhesive. We can talk through whether that’s the right path for you.
Affordable dentures in Roanoke
For a lot of our neighbors, the real question about dentures is not how they work but what they cost. So here is the straight answer: the price depends on whether you need a full or partial denture and what your mouth needs first, and you will get a written estimate after an exam, not a vague range over the phone. If you do not carry dental insurance, the Virginia Dental Club membership brings down the cost of care at our office for a flat yearly fee. CareCredit financing and payment plans are available too, so the cost can be spread out instead of landing all at once. Missing teeth affect how you eat, speak, and smile every single day, and cost should not be the wall between you and fixing that.
Snap-in and implant-supported options
If a traditional denture feels like it might slip at the wrong moment, a snap-in denture anchored to dental implants is worth a look. A few implants placed in the jaw give the denture something solid to hold onto: no adhesive, less movement, more confidence biting into real food. It costs more than a standard denture and needs adequate bone to work, so it is not the answer for everyone. Our implants vs. dentures comparison lays the trade-offs side by side if you want to read more before you visit.
Denture repairs and relines
A broken denture or one that suddenly will not seat right is miserable, and you should not sit at home with it. We handle denture repairs and relines right here at the office. If your denture cracked, broke, or no longer fits the way it used to, call 540-342-8781 and we will get you in, take a look, and tell you honestly whether a repair, a reline, or a plan for a replacement makes the most sense. Skip the drugstore glue and reline kits; they usually make a professional fix harder. The sooner we see what is going on, the sooner you are eating comfortably again.
