Dentures are custom replacement teeth for anyone missing some or all of their teeth. At our Sonoma, CA office, we make dentures with local dental labs we trust, shaped to fit your gums, your bite, and your face.
For implant-supported dentures, the implants are placed by a trusted surgical partner, and we design, fit, and care for the denture itself.
We partner with local dental labs we trust, so your dentures are crafted close to home and fine-tuned with care. We pay attention to tooth shape, shade, and how your lips and cheeks are supported, so your smile looks like you. And we never rush a fitting: comfort lives in the small details.
Missing teeth affect more than your smile. They make chewing harder, change how you speak, and leave your face with less support. Well-fitting dentures bring all of that back. Your gums keep changing, so an occasional reline keeps things snug.
Take your dentures out at night, clean them daily, and keep up with checkups. If you're missing just one or a few teeth, a dental bridge or implant restoration may also fit, and each option is valuable. Our guide to getting used to dentures has more tips.
To us, boutique dental care means you matter: personal, cozy, unhurried, and held to an exceptionally high standard. At Sonoma Springs Dental, Dr. Riley Oliver's boutique dental home in Sonoma, dentures are fitted with patience, because comfort is in the details.
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Dentures are custom replacement teeth for anyone missing some or all of their teeth. Complete dentures replace a whole arch, while removable partial dentures fill the gaps when you still have healthy natural teeth, in resin-based or metal-based designs. For extra stability, we also offer implant-supported options like overdentures and All-on-X. We'll help you find the right fit, with no pressure.
They're dentures that attach to dental implants, so they stay firmly in place. Snap-in overdentures clip onto implants and come out for cleaning, while All-on-X is a fixed, full arch of teeth that stays in. The implants are placed by a trusted surgical partner, and we design, fit, and care for the denture that attaches to them.
Most people settle in with a little practice. Eating and speaking get easier with practice, and small follow-up adjustments are a normal part of the process, included in our care. Start with softer foods and give yourself time. Our guide to getting used to dentures has more tips.
Take your dentures out at night to give your gums a rest. Clean them every day and soak them overnight so they stay fresh and clean. Keep up with regular checkups too, so we can check your gums and make sure everything still fits well.
Yes, and that's completely normal. Your gums gradually change shape, so a denture that fit well at first can start to feel loose. A reline reshapes the inside of the denture to fit your gums again. Regular checkups help us catch this early, before it bothers you.
Each option is valuable, and the right one depends on how many teeth you're missing and the health of the teeth you have. Dentures can replace many or all of your teeth at once. A bridge is fixed and replaces one or more teeth using the neighboring teeth for support, while an implant restoration replaces a tooth without relying on its neighbors. We'll walk you through each one honestly, with no pressure.
Most dental plans cover part of the cost of dentures. We accept all major insurances and will walk you through your estimate before we start, so there are no surprises. For any remaining balance, you can pay monthly with Cherry or CareCredit.
Right here at Sonoma Springs Dental, 17776 Sonoma Hwy, with parking right outside our door. Call us at (707) 935-8200 or visit our contact page for more options. We'll take our time, listen to what matters to you, and help you choose the dentures that fit your life.
