Dentures
Modern dentures that look natural, fit comfortably, and let you eat what you actually want — including implant-supported options that don't move.
Dentures have come a long way — let us show you.
If your last memory of dentures is your grandparent's loose, clicking set in a glass of water, modern dentures will surprise you. Today's materials, digital design, and precision fit produce restorations that look natural, sit securely, and let you eat foods you may have given up years ago.
We make full dentures (replacing all teeth on top or bottom) and partial dentures (filling in gaps while clipping around existing teeth). For maximum stability, we offer implant-supported dentures that snap onto two or more dental implants — no adhesive, no slipping, no embarrassment.
We take time at the design stage to make sure your dentures match your face shape, lip support, and personality. The goal isn't just teeth — it's a smile you recognise.
How we make yours
Consultation & impressions
We discuss your goals, take impressions, and record how your teeth and lips move when you talk and smile.
Try-in
Before the final denture is set in acrylic, you try in a wax version to confirm the look, fit and bite. Any tweaks happen here — easy and fast.
Final fitting
Your finished denture is delivered, adjusted to feel snug, and we coach you on first-week eating, speaking, and cleaning.
Follow-up adjustments
We always plan a couple of follow-up visits in the first month to fine-tune any sore spots — it's part of the process, not extra.
The Lac La Biche Smiles difference.
Skilled denture design tailored to your face
Implant-supported options for game-changing stability
Same-day repairs and relines available
CDCP and most major insurers accepted
Your questions, answered.
Will dentures hurt at first?
It's normal to have some sore spots in the first 1–2 weeks while your tissues adapt. Quick adjustment visits sort this out fast — most patients are completely comfortable within a month.
Can I eat steak with dentures?
With conventional dentures, you'll do best with smaller pieces and softer cuts. With implant-supported dentures, almost anything is fair game — they hold up to nearly the same chewing forces as natural teeth.
How long do dentures last?
Dentures typically last 5–10 years before they need replacing or relining. Your gums and bone shape change over time, so the fit will drift even if the denture itself looks fine.
What's the difference between regular and implant-supported dentures?
Regular dentures rest on your gums. Implant-supported dentures snap onto 2–4 implants for dramatically better stability, less bone loss, and the freedom to eat what you want.
Ready to book your visit?
Same-day appointments, direct insurance billing, and a friendly team that puts you at ease. We can't wait to meet you.