
Dentures
If you have widespread tooth loss and are concerned about your bite or facial appearance, there may be a dental solution for your needs.
At Earp Dentistry, we can fit you with dentures so you can smile, chew, and speak without reservation.
Our Greenville, NC, dentists are proud to offer comprehensive dental services at competitive prices.
Millions of Americans Are Affected by Tooth Loss
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At our primary office location in Greenville, NC and our secondary office in Plymouth, NC, Dr. Earp and his team offer the highest-quality oral care, taking a multidisciplinary approach to dentistry.
Our three dentists each boast their own specialties and possess over 45 combined years of dental expertise. Want to learn all about full dentures, partial dentures, and more?

Contact us today to review dentures as a treatment option and get started on your journey to a better smile! You can also call our team at: (252) 756-3313
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Types of Dentures

Partial Dentures
Designed to fit around your existing natural teeth, partial dentures are a good solution for those missing many but not all of their teeth. Partial dentures are removable and can help compensate for changes in your bite, preserving the structure of your jaw and face.

Complete Dentures
Complete or full dentures, on the other hand, can replace an entire arch of your teeth rather than just a portion. Complete dentures are ideal for those who have lost all of their teeth. Using a denture base and artificial teeth, full dentures can help restore chewing and biting function to your mouth.

Implant-Supported Dentures
If your jaw has atrophied in the wake of tooth loss, you may be considering implant-supported dentures. A stable option that doesn't use adhesive, a dental implant acts exactly as a natural tooth does. It not only replaces a lost tooth, but can also halt jawbone atrophy.
How Does an Implant-Supported Denture Work?

Give Yourself a Reason to Smile At Earp Dentistry
If you are missing teeth, you're in the same position that many of our patients once were. And like them, you have found a caring team who simply wants to help you smile again. Our dentists understand that it can be a bit stressful to trust someone with your teeth, especially if you are considering dentures.
Rest assured, our team will patiently explain the options with you so that you feel empowered to make the best choice for your health. Then, you can confidently take the next steps to a stunning and functional smile.
To learn more about dentures, contact one of our two Greenville-area offices or call
(252) 756-3313

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Timeline of Dentures Process At Earp Dentistry
What to Expect
Greenville and Plymouth patients visit Earp Dentistry for comfortable, secure dentures that look just like their natural teeth.
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Keeping Them Clean
Depending on the type of dentures you have, you may be able to take them out and clean them using a toothbrush. Take care not to use hot water, which can warp them. Or, if you have implant-supported dentures that stay in place at all times, you can brush them like you would your natural teeth. If food gets stuck, you can use floss to remove it.
Visiting the Dentist
It can surprise patients to find out that even if they no longer have any natural teeth, they still need to go to the dentist. At a general dentist's office, they do many things beyond tooth care, such as oral cancer screenings and gum disease prevention. Remember to visit your dentist regularly to keep the foundation of your smile in the best condition.
Removing Traditional Dentures Nightly
For those with full or partial dentures that can be taken out, please remember to remove them nightly. This can prevent unwanted damage from nightly grinding, and allow your jaws and gums some rest. Once you clean your dentures, you can leave them in water overnight.
Returning for Adjustments
Your dentures may be the perfect fit when you leave our office, but they may loosen over time. If you notice a change in their fit, you can always visit the team at Earp Dentistry for a routine denture adjustment.