Explore full, partial, immediate, and implant-supported denture options planned around fit, stability, chewing function, and your long-term restorative needs.
Dentures are custom-made appliances that replace missing teeth, restoring your ability to bite, chew, and speak. Full dentures replace an entire arch; partial dentures fill in gaps while your remaining natural teeth stay in place. Implant-supported dentures anchor to a small number of dental implants for significantly more stability.
At 12 Oaks, we walk through every option honestly — because a denture that isn't a good fit for your bite, bone structure, or lifestyle can lead to discomfort and accelerated bone loss over time.
See our guide, Austin's answer for missing teeth, for a full comparison of dentures against implants and bridges.
A denture that doesn't fit well can change how you eat, speak, and even how quickly your jawbone changes shape. We evaluate your full picture — bone density, bite, and lifestyle — before recommending a denture solution.
Every case is different — here's what we offer.
Replace an entire upper or lower arch with a removable, custom-fitted appliance.
Fill in gaps from several missing teeth while your remaining natural teeth stay in place.
Anchor to a small number of implants for greater stability and improved chewing function for many patients (including All-on-4 options).
A temporary denture placed right after extractions, worn while your jawbone heals.
For qualifying patients, certain implant-supported systems can be placed the same day as extraction.
For patients with existing dentures that no longer fit well due to natural bone changes.
A well-established solution, especially for patients not ready or not candidates for implant placement.
The right choice for patients who want a denture that feels closer to natural teeth. See our dental implants page for more.
Timelines vary depending on whether implants are part of your plan.
We evaluate your remaining teeth, jawbone density, and bite to determine which option fits.
Detailed impressions and measurements are taken to design a denture custom to your mouth.
For implant-supported dentures, a small number of implants are placed and integrated.
Your custom denture is fitted, with adjustments for comfort and a natural bite.
We monitor fit over time, since natural bone changes can affect how a denture sits.
Dentures are one of the areas where the difference between 'technically replaced' and 'actually functional' matters most. A denture that doesn't fit well, or that doesn't account for ongoing bone changes, can affect nutrition, speech, and confidence.
We take the time to evaluate whether a removable or implant-supported option is the better long-term fit for your specific bone density, bite, and lifestyle, and we're honest about the trade-offs of each.
This is the same whole-body philosophy behind everything at 12 Oaks: a solution built for how you'll actually live with it, not just how it looks on day one.
Schedule a Complete Health ConsultationTreatment fees vary from person to person because every case is different. Before treatment begins, we explain your options, review any applicable insurance benefits, and provide a clear, personalized estimate so you know what to expect.
11623 Angus Rd, Bldg D, Suite 16, Austin, TX 78759
Near the Arboretum and Domain. Serving Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Brushy Creek, Downtown Austin, Bee Cave, Lakeway, West Lake Hills, and Georgetown.
