Dentures

Dentures — full, partial, digital, and implant-supported

Full and partial dentures designed digitally and finished in our on-site lab. Plus implant-supported and implant-retained options for patients who want their dentures to stay put. CDCP covers most denture work.

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Digital Design & On-Site Lab
Implant-Supported Options
CDCP-Covered for Most Patients
Direct Billing
Dentures at Suncoast

Comprehensive denture options under one roof

Suncoast offers the full range of denture work in-house. Full dentures replace all the teeth in an upper or lower arch. Partial dentures fill in around remaining natural teeth. Both can be made through traditional impressions or designed digitally — and for patients who want their dentures to stop slipping, implant-supported and implant-retained options anchor the prosthesis to dental implants for a fixed or clip-on retention.

Our digital workflow runs through the on-site SprintRay lab. We take 3D scans of your mouth, design the prosthesis digitally (matching shape and color to your facial proportions), and mill or print the result in-house. The digital process tends to deliver a better-fitting denture in fewer appointments, with precise reproductions whenever a replacement is needed in future years.

We work alongside local denturists who refer patients to us for the parts of denture work that overlap with dentistry — extractions, implant placement, and full coordinated treatment plans where a denturist handles the prosthetic side and we handle the surgical side. If you have a denturist you trust, bring their work into the conversation — we coordinate happily.

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Denture Options

Four denture services at Suncoast

Each option has a dedicated page — click through to learn more or book a free consultation to discuss what's right for your case.

Digital Dentures

Full or partial dentures designed digitally from 3D scans and finished in our on-site SprintRay lab. Better fit, fewer appointments, easier replacement.

About digital dentures

Removable Partials

Traditional removable partial dentures that fill in around remaining natural teeth — a long-proven option with predictable results.

About removable partials

Implant-Supported Dentures

Fixed dentures supported by multiple implants — don't come out for cleaning. The closest thing to natural teeth without traditional bridge work.

About implant-supported

Implant-Retained Dentures

Dentures that clip onto implants — removable for cleaning, but stay firmly in place during the day. Mid-tier between traditional and fixed.

About implant-retained
Why our patients choose Suncoast for dentures

What you get with us

Digital design and on-site SprintRay lab — fewer appointments, more precise fit
Full range of implant-anchored options if you don't want slipping dentures
Coordinated care with denturist colleagues who refer to us for the surgical side
IV moderate sedation available for extractions and adjustments
CDCP and direct billing — dentures are typically covered for eligible patients
Same-day adjustments possible through on-site lab — no waiting for an outside lab

Dentures — frequently asked

Common questions when researching dentures.

Either can work — denturists specialize in denture fabrication and many do excellent work. Dentists work with denturists when surgery, implants, or coordinated treatment is involved. If you want implant-supported dentures, you'll need a dentist for the implant placement and either a dentist or denturist for the prosthetic side. We coordinate happily with local denturists for the parts of the case that overlap.
Yes — complete and partial dentures are typically covered by CDCP, with replacement covered every 5 years for most tiers. We direct-bill the program and predetermine benefits before treatment. More on CDCP coverage.
Traditional dentures typically need replacement or significant adjustment every 5 to 7 years as your gums and jaw bone change shape. Implant-supported dentures last significantly longer because the implants prevent jaw bone resorption. Regular relines and adjustments extend the life of any denture.
Implant-supported dentures are fixed to implants and don't come out — closest to natural teeth in feel and function. Implant-retained dentures clip to implants for stability but are removable for cleaning — mid-tier between traditional removable and fully fixed.
Often yes — implants can be placed under existing dentures (converting them to implant-retained), or full-arch implant work like All-on-4 can replace dentures entirely with fixed teeth. Even patients with severe bone loss who've worn dentures for years may be candidates thanks to zygomatic implants or other remote-anchorage options.
Considering dentures or a denture upgrade?

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Book a free consultation. We'll review your case, discuss whether traditional, digital, or implant-anchored dentures are right for you, and confirm CDCP and insurance coverage.

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