Dentures in Estero, FL

Estero Bay Dental uses the highest quality materials and precision fitting techniques to provide comfortable, natural looking dentures. We also offer implant-supported dentures for patients who prefer a more stable replacement option than traditional dentures provide.

Full removable denture of the upper jaw

Dentures in Estero, FL

Estero Bay Dental has served the Estero and Bonita Springs community for more than 10 years, and Dr. Ivan Vigoa offers the full range of denture options for patients missing multiple teeth.

✓ Traditional and Implant-Supported Options✓ 3D CBCT Imaging for Implant Planning✓ Free Second Opinions✓ PPO Plans Accepted Plus CareCredit and Cherry✓ English- and Spanish-Speaking Team

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Missing several teeth or an entire arch can make everyday things like eating a favorite meal or speaking clearly feel more difficult than they should. The good news is that today’s dentures are more comfortable and natural looking than ever before.

At Estero Bay Dental, Dr. Ivan Vigoa and our team offer the full range of denture options for patients missing multiple teeth, from traditional removable dentures to implant-supported solutions. We use only quality materials and precision fitting techniques so your new teeth feel as close to natural as possible.

Denture Options at Estero Bay Dental in Estero, FL

Traditional, removable dentures remain one of the most common and affordable options for patients who have lost all their teeth in an arch. We also offer implant-supported, or snap-in, dentures for patients who prefer a more stable alternative to traditional dentures. For patients who want a permanent solution, All-on-X is a fixed full arch bridge anchored to implants rather than a removable appliance. Partial dentures are another option for patients with some remaining healthy teeth. Unlike a bridge, partial dentures are fully removable, and they rest on your surrounding teeth to fill in the gaps left by missing teeth.

OptionBest ForWhat To Know
Full dentureMissing all teeth in an upper or lower archRests on the gums and is removed for cleaning.
Partial dentureSeveral missing teeth with healthy teeth remainingRemovable, and rests on your surrounding natural teeth.
Implant-supported denturePatients who want more stability than a traditional denture offersAttaches to implants placed in the jawbone, so jawbone health is reviewed first.
All-on-XPatients who want a fixed, non-removable full archA bridge anchored to implants rather than a removable appliance.

Benefits of Replacing Missing Teeth With Dentures in Estero, FL

Dentures do more than fill in gaps in your smile. A properly fitted denture can restore your ability to chew a full range of foods, improve your speech, and support the muscles in your face that missing teeth can otherwise change over time. Many patients also find that a complete, natural-looking smile helps them feel more comfortable speaking and smiling in social situations.

Are You a Candidate for Dentures in Estero, FL?

Dentures can be the right solution for a range of situations involving missing or failing teeth. You may be a candidate if you have experienced any of the following:

Full Arch Tooth Loss
Missing or needing extraction of all upper or lower teeth
Several Missing Teeth
Multiple gaps surrounded by other healthy teeth or restorations
Difficulty Chewing or Speaking
Ongoing trouble caused by missing or failing teeth
Desire for Added Stability
Interest in implant-supported or All-on-X options instead of a traditional removable denture

If any of these describe your situation, a consultation with our team can help you decide which type of denture fits your needs.

What to Expect When Getting Fitted for Dentures in Estero, FL

If you decide to get a full or partial denture, the first step is an impression of the area your denture will fill. That impression is sent to a dental lab, where a technician fabricates a custom denture with a gum-colored base designed to fit securely over your gums. For a partial denture, a metal framework attaches to clasps added to your surrounding natural teeth to help keep it in place.

1
Consultation
We review your goals, your remaining teeth, and your denture options.
2
Impressions
An impression of the area is taken and sent to a dental lab.
3
Fitting
Your custom denture is fitted and adjusted for comfort.
4
Follow-Up
We check how your denture feels and make adjustments as needed.

New dentures can feel unfamiliar at first, and the National Institute on Aging notes that starting with soft, nonsticky foods cut into small pieces and chewing slowly can make the adjustment period easier. Most patients find that eating and speaking become more natural again after this initial adjustment.

Caring for Your New Dentures in Estero, FL

Full and partial dentures require gentle daily care to stay in good condition. Once you receive your new denture, keep it moist by soaking it in a denture solution when it is not in your mouth, and gently brush it daily with a soft-bristled brush. Be careful not to drop your denture, since it can break, and avoid exposing it to hot temperatures that could cause warping. You should also continue brushing your gums and tongue twice daily and keep seeing your dentist for regular exams, since a partial denture may need to be re-based after a few years as the bone structure in your mouth changes.

Daily HabitWhy It Helps
Soak the denture when it is out of your mouthKeeps the denture moist so it holds its shape.
Brush it gently with a soft-bristled brushRemoves food and plaque without scratching the surface.
Brush your gums and tongue twice dailyRemoves bacteria that could contribute to gum disease.
Handle it over a soft surfaceLowers the risk of breakage if you drop it.
Keep your regular examsLets us check the fit as your mouth changes over time.

How Estero Bay Dental Approaches Your Denture Care

We build personalized treatment plans around your specific needs and always explain the pros and cons of each denture option so you can decide with confidence. If you would like another perspective before moving forward, we offer free second opinions. For patients considering implant-supported options, we use 3D CBCT imaging to evaluate the jawbone. Our team speaks both English and Spanish.

Paying for Dentures in Estero, FL

Estero Bay Dental accepts several PPO insurance plans, and our team can review your benefits with you before treatment begins. We accept CareCredit and work with several financing partners, including Cherry Financing, to provide flexible options for paying the cost of treatment over time. If you have no insurance, our Smile Program is a discount program that can help make ongoing care more affordable. You can read more on our dental insurance page.

Dentures for Estero, Bonita Springs, and Nearby Communities

Our Estero office at 21740 S Tamiami Trail #111 welcomes patients from Estero, Bonita Springs, and nearby neighborhoods such as Pelican Landing, Pelican Sound, and Coconut Point. We are open Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 5 pm and Friday from 8 am to 1 pm.

Dentures FAQs for Estero, FL Patients

Here are answers to a few more questions patients ask about dentures at our Estero, FL office.

Am I a candidate for full or partial dentures?

You may be a candidate for full dentures if you are missing or need extractions for an entire arch. Partial dentures may be right for you if you have one or more missing teeth surrounded by other teeth or restorations. A consultation with our team can help you find out which option fits your needs.

Will my dental insurance help cover the cost of dentures?

Many plans provide partial coverage for dentures. Estero Bay Dental accepts several PPO plans, and our team can review your specific benefits before treatment begins.

What is the difference between traditional and implant-supported dentures?

Traditional dentures rest on the gums and are removed for cleaning, while implant-supported, or snap-in, dentures attach to implants placed in the jawbone for added stability. All-on-X takes this further with a fixed bridge that is not removable at all.

Will I need any special oral health care after getting dentures?

Yes. Good oral health remains important even with missing teeth. You will need to brush your gums and tongue twice daily to remove bacteria that could cause gum disease, and you should keep seeing your dentist twice yearly for exams and cleanings.

How long does it take to get used to wearing dentures?

Most patients need a short adjustment period to get comfortable eating and speaking with new dentures. Starting with soft foods cut into small pieces and chewing slowly on both sides of your mouth can help the process feel more natural sooner.

How do I clean my dentures at home?

Brush your denture gently every day with a soft-bristled brush and soak it in a denture solution when it is out of your mouth. Handle it carefully over a soft surface, since a dropped denture can break.

Can dentures be replaced with implant-supported options later?

In many cases, yes. At Estero Bay Dental we use 3D CBCT imaging to evaluate your jawbone, and we can review whether implant-supported dentures or All-on-X could be a fit for you.

Does Estero Bay Dental offer financing for dentures?

Yes. We accept CareCredit and work with several financing partners, including Cherry Financing, to provide flexible options for paying the cost of treatment over time. Our Estero team can walk you through the options at your visit.

Can I get a second opinion on dentures in Estero, FL?

Yes, we offer free second opinions. If you have been given a denture recommendation elsewhere, we are happy to review your situation and talk through your options.

Do you offer dentures for patients in Bonita Springs?

Yes, our Estero office welcomes patients from Bonita Springs and nearby communities. Our team speaks both English and Spanish, so you can talk through your denture options in the language you prefer.

Schedule a Denture Consultation in Estero, FL

If missing teeth are affecting your smile, your ability to eat, or your confidence, our team can help you find the denture solution that fits your needs. Reach out through our contact form or request an appointment online to visit our Estero, FL office.