Full & Partial Dentures - Yardley, PA

Feel Good About Your Smile Again

Time-Tested Solution to Tooth Loss

Tooth loss affects far more people than most realize. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, adults aged 20 to 64 have an average of 25.5 remaining teeth, and significant disparities exist among older adults, smokers, and those with lower incomes. Whether you are missing a single tooth or an entire arch, the impact goes beyond appearance — shifting teeth, bone loss, and changes in facial structure are all consequences of leaving gaps untreated. As part of our broader restorative dentistry services, Bucks County Smiles offers full and partial dentures in Yardley, PA that are custom-designed to restore your smile and your daily function.

Today’s dentures are a far cry from what patients experienced a generation ago. Modern materials, digital imaging, and precision fabrication have made removable dentures more comfortable, more natural-looking, and better fitting than ever before. Dr. David Faust, D.M.D. brings decades of experience in restorative dentistry to every denture case, and our team also offers implant supported dentures as an alternative to full mouth dental implants for patients who want enhanced stability without the full implant commitment. Whatever your situation, we will help you find the right solution.

Modern dentures may be removable like those of yesteryear, but they’re far more comfortable and attractive thanks to advances in dental technology.

Choose a Smile That’s True to You

When you come to Bucks County Smiles for a denture consultation, our team will help you make an informed decision about which type of denture is right for your situation. Determining factors include how many teeth you are missing, the degree of bone loss, your bite and jaw structure, your smile goals, and your overall health history. As an integrative dental medicine practice, we also consider any systemic health conditions and coordinate with your primary care physician when relevant, since health factors like bone density and healing capacity can affect long-term denture success.

Our practice operates as a concierge, out-of-network office, and our team can walk you through our billing process and help you submit claims to your insurance carrier for any applicable reimbursement. We also work with financing partners to help make treatment accessible. If you have questions about costs before your consultation, call us at (215) 493-4021 and we will talk through your options.

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Partial Dentures

A partial denture in Yardley, PA  is a great option for filling in existing gaps caused by tooth loss or those created following tooth extraction. The most common type of removable partial consists of a cast metal framework that supports high-quality replacement teeth with precision metal attachments. A less expensive partial denture has removable acrylic flippers, although the drawback is that its bulkier shape isn’t as attractive or comfortable as cast metal.

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Complete Dentures

A complete denture, also known as a full denture, is a removable tooth replacement option that is usually made from acrylic. When you receive complete dentures in Yardley, PA , you’ll experience improved smile appearance and confidence. The denture base acts as a foundation for the false teeth and also restores defective soft and hard tissues. The false teeth will help you chew and bite food comfortably, although you’ll still need to avoid some foods. The full upper part of the denture, known as the maxillary arch, features a plate covering the roof of your mouth. The full lower denture, called the mandibular arch, is a horse-shoe shaped denture that rests on the gum and bone tissues.

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Immediate Dentures

Immediate dentures are placed right after extraction of your natural teeth. Available as complete or partial dentures, this option eliminates waiting for your mouth to heal after getting teeth extracted. An immediate denture allows you to end the embarrassment of living without teeth quicker than traditional dentures. The downside is that as your mouth heals, the underlying gum and bone tissue starts to shrink. Within just two to three months, your denture will loosen, necessitating a reline that may be able to correct the problem. If not, we’ll need to fabricate a new denture for you.

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Implant Supported Dentures

This type of denture is attached to dental implants that fuse with your jawbone, so you’ll enjoy added security and stability. Implant supported dentures in Yardley, PA help restore the feeling of real teeth and keep your mouth healthy for years to come. Knowing your teeth won’t slip or fall out provides the ability to speak and smile more confidently. Dental implants can be used for complete dentures and fixed partial bridges. In addition to being able to eat a wider variety of foods without discomfort, you’ll never have to worry again about messy denture adhesives, pastes or powders.

Custom-Fitted Dentures Designed For You

At Bucks County Smiles, we use advanced technology at every stage of the denture process to design comfortable, precise, custom-fitted dentures. The process begins with a comprehensive oral exam to check for signs of infection, tooth decay, previous dental work, and any teeth that may need extraction before fabrication can begin. We then take detailed impressions and measurements that are sent to a specialized dental laboratory, where your dentures are built to our exact specifications.

A wax try-in appointment gives our team the chance to verify fit, function, and aesthetics before the final prosthesis is completed. This step lets you preview your new smile and make any refinements before we finalize the design. Once your dentures come back from the lab, we do a fitting with any needed adjustments to ensure comfort and proper bite. Most patients adapt fully within a few weeks.

Caring for Your Dentures

Clean Daily
Brush your dentures each day to remove plaque and food particles. Use a soft-bristle brush and a non-abrasive denture cleaner.
Soak Overnight
Place dentures in room-temperature water or a denture soaking solution overnight. Never use hot water, which can warp the shape.
Handle with Care
Dentures are durable but can break if dropped. Handle them carefully over a soft surface and never attempt to adjust them yourself.
Schedule Regular Checkups
As your jaw and gum tissue change over time, your dentures may need relining or replacement. Routine visits keep your fit comfortable and your oral health on track.

The Noticeable Benefits of Dentures

Dentures have a learning curve as you adjust to wearing your new teeth, but you’ll become used to them in just a few weeks. You’ll then experience the benefits of our modern dentures, including:

Ready to Find the Right Denture Solution?
Schedule a comprehensive consultation with Dr. David Faust and our team at Bucks County Smiles in Yardley, PA. We will evaluate your oral health, walk you through every option, and design a solution built around your goals. Contact us online or give us a call to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dentures

Common indicators include multiple missing teeth, teeth that are severely decayed or broken and cannot be restored, significant bone loss in the jaw, or difficulty eating and speaking due to tooth loss. At Bucks County Smiles, Dr. David Faust conducts a comprehensive exam to evaluate your bone density, remaining teeth, and overall oral health before recommending the right tooth replacement option for your specific situation.
Getting dentures typically involves some soreness and adjustment as your gums and muscles adapt to the new prosthesis. If extractions are needed beforehand, some post-procedure discomfort is normal and usually manageable. Most patients find they are fully comfortable within a few weeks. If soreness persists or your dentures feel loose or create sore spots, call our office — adjustments can often be made the same day.
With proper care, a well-fitted denture can last 7 to 10 years. Over time, changes in your jaw and gum tissue mean the fit will need to be reassessed. Relining can sometimes correct a loose fit, while significant changes may call for a new denture. Routine checkups at Bucks County Smiles allow our team to monitor fit and catch issues early.
Many dental insurance plans include some coverage for dentures, though the specifics vary widely. Because Bucks County Smiles operates as a concierge, out-of-network practice, we help patients submit claims directly to their insurance carrier for potential reimbursement. We also work with financing partners to help make treatment accessible. Contact us at (215) 493-4021 to discuss your plan before your consultation.
Traditional removable dentures rest on the gum tissue and are held in place by suction or adhesive. They are generally more affordable but can shift during eating or speaking and do not prevent bone loss in the jaw. Implant-supported dentures are anchored to dental implants that fuse with the jawbone, providing superior stability, preventing bone resorption, and eliminating the need for adhesives. Dr. Faust can discuss which option aligns with your bone density, health history, and long-term goals during your consultation.

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