7935 Crain highway South Glen Burnie Maryland 21061
Comfortable, Natural Tooth Replacement
Losing multiple teeth — whether gradually over time or all at once — affects every aspect of daily life. Eating, speaking, smiling, and feeling confident in social situations all become more challenging. The right tooth replacement solution can give all of that back. At Evergreen Dental in Glen Burnie, Maryland, we design and fit custom dentures and partial dentures that look natural, fit comfortably, and restore full function so you can get back to living life without limitation.
Our experienced team takes a thorough, personalized approach to every denture case — using advanced digital technology and premium materials to deliver results that are as comfortable and lifelike as possible. From your initial consultation to your final fitting and follow-up care, everything is handled in-house with the warmth and attention you deserve.
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Did You Know…
Replacing missing teeth with dentures or partials can improve your smile and support your facial structure.
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Types of Dentures We Offer
Complete Dentures
Also called full dentures, they replace an entire arch of missing teeth, either the upper arch, the lower arch, or both. They rest on the gum tissue and are held in place by natural suction, the contours of the gum and bone, and optionally, denture adhesive.
Complete dentures are an excellent solution for patients who have lost all or most of their teeth in one or both arches and are looking for a functional, natural-looking restoration.
Conventional Full Dentures are fabricated and placed after the remaining teeth have been extracted and the gum tissue has fully healed — typically eight to twelve weeks after extraction.
Partial Dentures
A partial denture is used when one or more natural teeth remain in the arch. It fills the gaps left by missing teeth and is held in place by clasps or precision attachments that anchor to the remaining natural teeth. In addition to restoring appearance and function, a partial denture prevents the remaining teeth from shifting into the empty spaces.
Partial dentures can be made from a combination of acrylic and metal framework, or from flexible, metal-free materials for a more comfortable and discreet fit. We'll discuss the best option for your specific situation during your consultation.
The Denture Process at Evergreen Dental
Initial Consultation & Evaluation
We begin with a comprehensive exam including digital X-rays and CBCT 3D imaging where appropriate to assess the health of your remaining teeth, gums, and jawbone. We'll discuss your goals, preferences, and the full range of tooth replacement options available to you.
Extractions if Needed
If any remaining teeth need to be removed before denture placement, we perform all extractions in-house — including surgical extractions and wisdom teeth. You'll never need to visit a separate oral surgeon.
Impressions & Measurements
Precise digital impressions and measurements of your mouth are taken to ensure your custom denture fits accurately and comfortably. We record your bite relationship and facial dimensions to ensure the denture restores proper function and a natural appearance.
Try-In Appointment
Before your final denture is completed, we schedule a try-in appointment where you'll be able to see and feel the denture in your mouth, assess the fit and appearance, and provide feedback. This is your opportunity to ensure everything looks and feels right before the final appliance is fabricated.
Final Fitting
Your completed custom denture is delivered, fitted, and adjusted for optimal comfort and function. We'll make any necessary refinements to ensure a precise, stable fit and a natural bite.
Follow-Up & Ongoing Care
Dentures require a period of adjustment, and follow-up visits are an important part of the process. We'll schedule check-ins to monitor your comfort, assess how the denture is fitting as your gums settle, and make any needed adjustments. We're always here to answer questions and address any concerns during your adjustment period.
