Dentures – Sherman, TX

Helping Our Patients Smile Again

Dentures have been used to restore smiles for countless decades, but over the last 20 or so years, they’ve received hyper-realistic upgrades, allowing patients to enjoy a full set of teeth that’s both functional and natural-looking. At Grant E. & Mark A. Smith DDS, our team utilizes the highest quality of dental materials and takes into account each of our patients’ unique smile goals to craft beautiful restorations that can improve your day-to-day life. Call our office today to schedule a consultation and learn more!

Why Choose Grant E. & Mark A. Smith DDS for Dentures?

  • Family-Owned & Operated Practice

  • Compassionate & Caring Dental Team

  • In-Network with Delta Dental Premier

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Who’s a Good Candidate for Dentures?

Nearly anyone can get modern dentures, no matter how many teeth they’ve lost. The severity of tooth loss doesn’t (or at least shouldn’t) affect your candidacy. That said, you’ll still need to consult our dentists – they’ll confirm whether you’re eligible for treatment. Even if you don’t qualify at first, you can become a good candidate later through preliminary dental work. Simply keep reading to learn the exact details, or call us about them today!

Types of Dentures

Depending on how many teeth you’re missing and their locations within the mouth, you may benefit from any of the three types of dentures we offer, including partial, full, and implant dentures.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are designed to restore several missing teeth located throughout the mouth. They typically have a metal base that’s designed to fit like a puzzle piece between your existing teeth, holding the restoration securely in place. They usually feature gum-colored acrylic bases that anchor natural-looking ceramic or porcelain teeth in place.

Partial Dentures

Full Dentures

Full dentures have a different design, as they’re made to restore an entire row of missing teeth. The base is made from gum-colored acrylic and designed to utilize natural suction within the mouth to stay firmly atop the gumline. This will make eating and speaking easier. The base also features a complete set of teeth that can be crafted from a variety of lifelike materials, like ceramic.

Full dentures

Implant Dentures

Implant dentures are by far the most natural looking and feeling tooth replacement option available, as they restore the entire structure of missing teeth, including the roots. Instead of using natural suction or existing teeth to stay in place, your restoration will be secured to anywhere from four to eight dental implants that are surgically placed below the gumline and into the jawbone. Due to their biocompatible properties, they’re able to naturally fuse with the bone, making your replacement teeth unwavering and lifelike in every way.

implant dentures
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The Benefits of Dentures

When you invest in dentures, you’ll be able to enjoy a variety of benefits, including:

  • A cost-effective way to restore your missing teeth.
  • Regained confidence and self-esteem.
  • Preservation of your facial shape.
  • A more varied diet with improved bite force.
  • Customized to look natural.
  • Easy to maintain and care for.
  • An average lifespan of 7+ years with traditional dentures and 35+ years with implant dentures.
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  • Academy of General Dentistry logo
  • Texas Dental Association logo
  • CEREC logo
  • Dallas County Dental Society logo

Great Dentistry Starts
with Great Relationships

Team at Grant E. Smith DDS Mark A. Smith DDS

Grant E. Smith DDS Mark A. Smith DDS

Welcome to our Sherman, TX, dental practice, where advanced training meets a genuine commitment to patient care. Dr. Grant Smith is a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry and a graduate of the KOIS Center. Dr. Sharlenne Sumpter is currently enrolled in the KOIS Center's advanced curriculum and is fluent in Spanish. Our dentists are affiliated with:

  • The American Dental Association
  • The Texas Dental Association
  • The Academy of General Dentistry
  • The KOIS Center

We invite you to request an appointment with our practice by filling out our online form or calling (903) 893-8030.

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