Missing several or all of your teeth can affect how you eat, speak, and feel about your smile. At My Dental & Implants, we provide full dentures, partial dentures, and custom dentures in Glendale to restore your appearance, chewing ability, and daily comfort.
If you need a practical solution for missing teeth, schedule a consultation today. Our team helps you choose the right denture option based on your oral health, goals, budget, and lifestyle.

TOOTH LOSS IMPACTS
Missing teeth can highly affect more than your smile. Gaps from missing teeth can make it harder to chew certain foods, pronounce some words clearly, and enjoy daily meals comfortably.
Over time, missing teeth can also affect facial support. Teeth help maintain the shape of your jaw and face, so tooth loss may contribute to changes in facial appearance. Many people also feel less confident when they smile or speak because of missing teeth.
Replacing missing teeth with the right custom denture can help improve daily function and support a healthier-looking smile. Our evaluation can help you determine whether full dentures, partial dentures, or another tooth replacement option fits your needs.

DENTURE BASICS
Dentures are removable tooth replacement options that help restore the look and function of your smile. Custom dentures can fit your mouth and can help improve chewing, speech, facial support, and confidence after tooth loss.
Partial dentures can replace several of your missing teeth when some healthy natural teeth remain. They help restore chewing function and fill gaps in your smile.
Full dentures replace all your teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. They help support everyday activities like eating, speaking, and smiling.
Custom dentures are made to match your mouth, facial features, and bite. A proper fit can help improve comfort, stability, and a more natural-looking smile.
DENTURE OPTIONS
Dentures in Glendale come in different types, and the type that you need depends on how many teeth you want to replace and your overall oral health. At My Dental & Implants, we help you compare your options and choose one that supports your smile, comfort, and daily routine.
They replace all upper jaw and lower jaw teeth, or both. They help you chew, speak more clearly, and restore support for your facial appearance after complete tooth loss.
Partial dentures replace several of your missing teeth when you still have healthy natural teeth. They fill empty spaces, improve chewing, and help restore a complete-looking smile.
They give you a temporary tooth replacement option after tooth removal. Your dentist places them right after extractions when they fit your treatment plan, so you do not need to go without teeth during healing.
Together, these parts create a long-term tooth replacement option that can help restore chewing ability, comfort, and confidence.
CANDIDATES FOR DENTURES
Many people wonder if dentures will work for their situation. Our dentist will look at your missing teeth, remaining teeth, gum health, and overall oral condition before recommending full dentures, partial dentures, or another option. Our evaluation helps create a treatment plan that fits your needs, comfort, and budget.
Missing several or all teeth, healthy gums, a need for improved chewing and speech, and a preference for a removable tooth replacement option.
Severe gum problems, unhealthy remaining teeth, the need for extractions, changes in jaw structure, or concerns that may require other treatment options first.
DENTURE PROCESS
At My Dental & Implants, we follow a detailed process to create comfortable, affordable dentures in Glendale that fit and support your smile. We evaluate your oral health, design your dentures, check the fit, and make denture repair/adjustments to help you achieve a natural-looking and functional result.
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We evaluate your missing teeth, oral health, goals, and treatment needs. Our team explains whether full dentures, partial dentures, or another option fits your situation.
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We examine your mouth and take impressions to design custom dentures that match your bite, appearance, and comfort needs. You might also need a dental cleaning before treatment.
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We complete any necessary treatments, including extractions if needed, before we finalize your denture design.
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We check the denture fit, appearance, and bite before the final placement. We make adjustments to improve comfort and function.
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We place your dentures and provide guidance on care and maintenance. Follow-up visits allow us to adjust your dentures and help maintain a comfortable fit.
COST & FINANCING
The cost of dentures depends on factors like full dentures vs. partial dentures, tooth extractions, materials, and adjustments. Insurance coverage and flexible financing options can also help make treatment more affordable.
We accept many dental insurance plans, like Aetna, Delta Dental, MetLife, UnitedHealthcare, and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Our dental team can help you figure out your benefits and coverage, and confirm your denture cost with insurance.
We offer flexible financing options through CareCredit and Cherry to help make denture treatment more manageable with convenient payment plans.
We offer low- or no-interest monthly financing options to help you move forward with your new smile.
COMPARING YOUR OPTIONS
Traditional dentures work well for many people who need a removable solution for missing teeth. However, some patients may benefit from implant-supported options that provide different levels of stability.
| Option | Best for | How It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional Dentures | Patients who need a removable tooth replacement option without implants | Replace several or all missing teeth with a custom-made removable denture that supports chewing, speech, and appearance. |
| Snap-In Dentures | Patients who want more stability than traditional dentures | Use dental implants to secure removable snap-in dentures and reduce movement during daily activities. |
| All-on-4 | Patients looking for a fixed full-arch tooth replacement option | All-on-4 dental implants use 4 implants to support a full set of replacement teeth that stay attached instead of being removed daily. |
PATIENT TESTIMONIALS
See how patients describe their experience with My Dental & Implants, from their first consultation to their final treatment session and overall care.
COMFORT & ADJUSTMENT
It takes time for your mouth to adjust to new dentures. During the first few weeks, you may need to practice chewing and speaking while your muscles get used to the new fit. Some patients may notice minor sore spots, pressure areas, or changes in how their dentures feel.
At My Dental & Implants, we evaluate your denture fit and make adjustments when needed to improve comfort and function. Follow-up visits help us address areas that feel uncomfortable and determine if you need adjustments or a reline to improve the fit.
With proper care and regular checkups, your custom dentures can continue to support your smile, chewing ability, and daily comfort.


DENTURE CARE
Proper denture cleaning helps protect your dentures, support comfort, and maintain their appearance.

LOCAL TRUST
At My Dental & Implants, Dr. Nima Afzalian, D.M.D., provides personalized treatment planning for patients. Dr. Afzalian earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine (D.M.D.) degree from Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-Arizona in 2022. He also earned a Master of Science in Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Arizona State University in 2018 and completed his undergraduate studies in Biomedical Engineering at ASU’s Barrett Honors College in 2017.
Dr. Afzalian focuses on restorative dentistry, dental implants, full-mouth rehabilitation, and crowns. He received Honors in Dental Implants and the Dean’s Award as Top Clinician. Since 2022, he has helped patients create personalized treatment plans based on their oral health, comfort, and smile goals.
Dr. Afzalian holds certification from the Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners and provides denture care with a focus on comfort, function, and long-term results. Our Glendale team helps patients understand their options and choose a treatment plan that fits their needs.
Q&A
These answers can help you understand cost, comfort, daily use, and when other options may fit your needs better.
The cost of dentures depends on factors like whether you need full dentures or partial dentures, the materials used, extractions, adjustments, and your treatment needs. Our team can provide a personalized estimate after an evaluation.
With proper care and frequent dental visits, dentures can last around 5 to 10 years. Later on, normal wear and changes in your mouth may require adjustments, relines, or replacement.
Dentures can help restore chewing ability, but it may take time to adjust. Many patients improve their eating comfort as they practice with different foods and become familiar with their new dentures.
Your dentist may recommend removing dentures at night to let your gums rest and to clean your dentures properly. Follow your dentist’s instructions based on your specific needs.
Dentures should not cause ongoing pain when they fit properly. Some patients experience temporary soreness or pressure areas during the adjustment period. Your dentist can make adjustments to improve comfort.
Flexible dentures are partial dentures made from a soft, flexible material. They can replace several missing teeth and may offer a more comfortable and natural-looking fit for some patients. Your dentist can determine if they are right for your needs.
Full dentures can replace all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. Partial dentures can replace several missing teeth while using remaining natural teeth for support.
Some patients may prefer implant-supported options, such as snap-in dentures or All-on-4, when they want more stability. During your consultation, we can help you compare your options and choose the solution that fits your goals.
Dentures Near Me
Schedule a denture consultation at My Dental & Implants in Glendale, AZ, to discuss your tooth replacement options, treatment goals, costs, and next steps with our dental team.
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