Rebuild · Dentures

Replacing many teeth, without losing yourself.

Replacing many teeth is not just about function — the result should still look like you. We design dentures digitally, and we are honest about how they settle in.

Before and after photographs of the same patient, eyes blurred: above, smiling with no upper teeth; below, smiling with a full set of denture teeth.

Before, and with the finished dentures — one patient treated by Dr. Oh. Results vary.

Three ways to replace many teeth

There is more than one kind of denture — and choosing well starts with seeing all three options plainly.

Complete dentures

A complete denture replaces all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. We design ours digitally, from a scan of your mouth and the proportions of your face — designed toward one goal: teeth that look like they belong to you.

The fit is refined over follow-up visits. Adjustment is normal, and we say so from the start.

Partial dentures

When several teeth are missing but healthy teeth remain, a partial fills the gaps while anchoring discreetly to your own teeth. It is a removable, non-surgical option.

We present partials alongside bridges and implants, so you choose with the full picture.

Overdentures

An overdenture clips onto a small number of implants for stability — it is designed to hold steadier when you speak and eat.

Whether your mouth can support one is determined by imaging and an honest exam, not by hope.

The honest conversation

Denture, bridge, or implant is a real decision, with trade-offs in feel, maintenance, and the cost to your remaining tooth structure. We lay those trade-offs out plainly and let you weigh them.

Already wearing a denture?

Existing denture wearers are welcome. Relines, adjustments, and an honest assessment of whether a new denture is actually needed — sometimes it isn't, and we will say so.

Designed from a scan of you
Digital design starts with your mouth and your face's proportions, so the result is designed to read as your teeth.
Three options, explained plainly
Complete, partial, or implant-supported — we walk through what each asks of you and gives back.
Anchored options for confidence
When stability matters most, an overdenture held by a small number of implants is designed to hold steadier.
Honest about the adjustment period
New dentures take getting used to. We tell you that up front and refine the fit together.
Cared for at every recall
Fit, the denture itself, and the gums underneath are checked at every recall, for as long as you wear it.

Common questions

Will people be able to tell?
They are designed to your face, with deliberate restraint — never a too-perfect, too-white set. We cannot promise invisibility — but “obviously a denture” is exactly what we design against.
How long until they feel normal?
An adjustment period is normal and varies from person to person — speaking and eating take practice. We refine the fit over follow-up visits rather than calling it done on day one.
Can my denture be fixed instead of replaced?
Often, yes. Relines and repairs come first whenever they genuinely make sense — we recommend a new denture only when yours can no longer serve you.
What makes an overdenture different?
A small number of implants anchor it, so it is designed to hold steadier when you speak and eat than a conventional denture. Whether you are a candidate is determined by imaging and an exam.
Do I sleep in them?
As a rule, gums need rest — most dentures come out at night. We go over your care routine personally at delivery.

Your denture, step by step

Refined together, visit by visit.

STEP 01

Exam and scan

We examine your mouth, take digital scans, and talk honestly through every option — complete, partial, or implant-supported.

STEP 02

Design and try-in

Dr. Oh designs the denture digitally, then we try it in your mouth. Denture work is judged in real life, not just on screen.

STEP 03

Delivery and refinement

You wear it, you live with it, and we adjust. Follow-up visits are part of the plan, not an afterthought.

STEP 04

Recall care

Mouths change over time. At each recall we check the fit, the denture, and the gums underneath.

Call us about replacing your teeth.

Call (973) 808-4373 — tell us where you are with your teeth, and we'll find a time to talk through the options.

Call (973) 808-4373