Dentures in Beverly Hills, CA
Dentures in Beverly Hills at ConfiDental are custom-made to fit your mouth, your bite and your face, so they look natural and stay comfortable when you eat, talk and laugh. Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD, MPH, helps you choose between complete, partial, immediate and implant-supported dentures, explains how each one feels day to day, and gives you a clear price before any work begins.
Today’s versions look very different from the loose, flat-looking plates many people picture. With careful impressions, a proper bite record and a try-in before anything is finalized, a well-made one supports your lips and cheeks and gives you a smile that looks like yours.
Types of Dentures
Type | Replaces | How it stays in | Best for |
Complete (full) dentures | All teeth in one or both jaws | Suction and gum shape, sometimes adhesive | Losing or already missing all teeth in a jaw |
Partial dentures (metal frame) | Several missing teeth | Clasps on remaining natural teeth | Gaps when some healthy teeth remain |
Flexible partial dentures | A few missing teeth | Gum-colored flexible clasps | People who want no metal showing |
Immediate dentures | All or most teeth | Suction | Same-day teeth while extraction sites heal |
Implant overdentures (snap-in) | All teeth in a jaw | Snap onto 2 to 4 implants | Loose lower dentures, better chewing |
Fixed full arch (All-on-4) | All teeth in a jaw | Screwed onto 4 to 6 implants | Teeth that never come out |
Complete Dentures
Full sets rest on the gums. Uppers usually hold well because the palate gives a large surface for suction. Lowers have less to grip, which is why many people choose implants for the lower jaw. We pay close attention to bite height and lip support so your face looks natural, not sunken.
Partial Dentures
A partial fills gaps and stops the remaining teeth from drifting. Metal-frame partials are thin and strong; flexible partials use gum-colored clasps for a more discreet look. If you are missing only one or two teeth in a row, a bridge or crown or a dental implant may be a better long-term option.
Immediate Dentures
These are made before your teeth are removed and placed the same day, so you are never without teeth. As the gums and bone heal and shrink over the next three to six months, an immediate denture needs a reline or a new final denture. See our surgical extractions page for the extraction step.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Two to four implants in the jaw give the plate something to snap onto, so it does not slide when you eat or speak. Implants also help slow the bone shrinkage that loosens regular plates over time. Learn more about implant overdentures, or a fixed option with All-on-4 dental implants. If bone is thin, bone grafting may come first.
Dentures or Implants: Which Fits You?
Regular dentures | Implant overdentures | Fixed full arch (All-on-4) | |
Stability | Can move, especially lower | Snaps firmly in place | Does not come out |
Chewing | Soft and medium foods | Most foods | Close to natural teeth |
Bone loss | Continues over time | Slowed | Slowed |
Removed at night | Yes | Yes | No |
Surgery | None (extractions only) | Minor implant surgery | Implant surgery |
Typical cost per arch | From about $1,500 | About $6,000 to $15,000 | About $20,000 to $35,000 |
There is no single right answer. Some people are very happy with a well-made regular set; others find implants change how they eat and feel. We talk through both honestly. Our guides on dental implants vs dentures and how long denture implants last go deeper.
Your Denture Process, Step by Step
Consultation and exam
We check your remaining teeth, gums and bone with a dental exam and X-rays, and talk about what matters most to you: looks, chewing, budget or never having teeth that come out.
Extractions, if needed
Teeth that cannot be saved are removed. With the immediate option, your new teeth go in the same day.
Impressions and bite record
Detailed impressions or scans capture your gums, and a bite record sets how high the teeth sit and how your face is supported.
Wax try-in
You try a wax model with the teeth set in place, so you can check the look, the bite and your speech before anything is final. Shade and shape are chosen to suit your face and age.
Delivery and adjustments
Your finished set is fitted and any pressure spots are smoothed. Two or three short follow-up visits in the first weeks are normal and included.
Denture Cost in Beverly Hills
Denture costs in Beverly Hills depend on the type of denture, the number of arches being treated, and the quality of materials used. Here are the typical starting ranges for denture services at Confidental Beverly Hills.
| Denture Type | Typical Starting Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Complete Denture (one arch) | From $1,500 | Upper or lower full denture replacing all teeth |
| Complete Denture (both arches) | From $2,800 | Upper and lower full dentures together |
| Partial Denture (metal framework) | From $1,200 | Cast metal framework with acrylic teeth |
| Flexible Partial Denture | From $1,400 | Soft thermoplastic resin. No metal clasps |
| Immediate Denture | From $1,600 | Placed same day as extractions. Temporary solution |
| Implant Overdenture (2 implants, one arch) | From $5,500 | Two implants plus overdenture prosthesis |
| Implant Overdenture (4 implants, one arch) | From $8,000 | Four implants for maximum stability |
| Denture Reline | $400 to $800 | Chair-side or laboratory reline to restore fit |
Dental insurance plans that include a prosthetic benefit typically cover a portion of denture costs, usually 50 percent up to the annual maximum. Most plans also have a waiting period and a frequency limitation on denture replacement. Our team reviews your specific coverage before scheduling and provides a clear out-of-pocket estimate. Flexible payment plans are available for patients whose coverage leaves a significant balance.
Your First Weeks With New Dentures
Cleveland Clinic notes that getting used to them can take weeks, and sometimes months, with several adjustments along the way. What to expect:
- Eating: start with soft foods cut into small pieces, chew on both sides at once and avoid very sticky or hard foods at first
- Speaking: some words may sound different for a few days; reading aloud helps
- Saliva: extra saliva is common at first and settles
- Sore spots: normal early on; we adjust them, so do not try to file it yourself
- Adhesive: a small amount can help, especially with a lower plate; needing more and more is a sign the fit should be checked
Caring for Your Dentures
The American Dental Association recommends daily cleaning with a soft brush and a non-abrasive cleanser, and keeping them in water when they are out so they do not dry and warp.
Do:
- Rinse after meals and brush them every day
- Brush your gums, tongue and palate too
- Take them out at night and soak them in water or a denture solution
- Clean over a towel or a sink of water in case you drop them
Don’t:
- Use regular toothpaste, which can scratch acrylic
- Use very hot or boiling water, which can warp the acrylic
- Use bleach or harsh cleaners
- Bend clasps or file them yourself
Relines, Repairs and Replacement
The bone underneath slowly shrinks, so even a perfect fit loosens over time.
- Reline: new material is added to the fitting surface to restore a snug fit, often every one to three years
- Repair: cracks, broken teeth and broken clasps can often be fixed in one to two business days
- Replacement: usually after about 5 to 10 years, or sooner if the teeth are worn or the fit cannot be fixed with a reline
See us sooner if it clicks when you talk, feels loose, rubs, or you have a sore that does not heal within about two weeks.
Your Beverly Hills Denture Specialist
Dr. Liyan Massaband | Confidental Beverly hills
Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD, MPH earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine from Midwestern University and her Master of Public Health from the University of Southern California, and is licensed by the Dental Board of California. She has practiced in Beverly Hills for more than 15 years and offers removable, snap-in and fixed full arch options in one office, so your recommendation is based on what suits you rather than one type of treatment. Complex cases can be planned with a prosthodontist.
Read Dr. Massaband’s full profile.
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Dentures Near You in Beverly Hills
Confidental Beverly Hills, 9615 Brighton Way, Suite 222, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Monday to Thursday 9 AM to 5 PM | Friday 9 AM to 4 PM.
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Denture FAQs
How much do dentures cost in Beverly Hills?
Complete dentures in Beverly Hills start from approximately $1,500 per arch. Both arches together start from approximately $2,800. Partial dentures start from $1,200 to $1,400. Implant overdentures start from $5,500 for two implants plus the overdenture. Denture relines cost $400 to $800. Most dental insurance plans with a prosthetic benefit cover 50 percent of denture costs up to the annual maximum. A specific cost estimate based on your treatment needs is provided at your Confidental Beverly Hills consultation.
How long do dentures last?
Most well-made dentures last five to ten years before replacement is recommended. However, dentures typically need relining every two to three years as the underlying bone and gum tissue changes shape after tooth loss. The better the original fit, the longer the denture remains serviceable before replacement. Implant-supported overdentures typically last longer between relines because implants slow the rate of bone resorption.
What is the difference between complete dentures and partial dentures?
Complete dentures replace all of the teeth on one or both arches when no natural teeth remain. Partial dentures fill in gaps when some natural teeth are still present. Partial dentures clasp onto existing natural teeth for retention and are removed nightly for cleaning. The choice between complete and partial dentures is determined by which natural teeth remain and whether they are structurally sound enough to serve as partial denture abutments.
What are overdentures and are they available in Beverly Hills?
Overdentures are removable dentures that snap onto implant posts, providing significantly better stability than conventional gum-resting dentures. Two to four implants per arch anchor the overdenture, eliminating the shifting and discomfort associated with conventional complete dentures. Yes, overdentures are available at Confidental Beverly Hills and are an excellent option for patients who want meaningful improvement over conventional dentures at a lower cost than a fully fixed implant prosthesis.
Are dentures comfortable to wear?
Well-fitting dentures designed with proper bite registration and adequate gum support are comfortable for most patients once adapted to. The adaptation period typically takes four to six weeks. During this time, some soreness and minor adjustments are normal and expected. Conventional lower complete dentures are inherently less stable than upper dentures due to the smaller surface area for suction. Implant overdentures resolve this stability issue entirely.
Can I get same-day dentures in Beverly Hills?
Immediate dentures are fabricated before extractions take place and inserted the same day teeth are removed. This means you leave the office with teeth on the same day as your extractions. Immediate dentures are temporary appliances that require relining or replacement with a final denture three to six months later once the extraction sites have fully healed and the bone ridges have stabilized. Same-day immediate dentures are available at Confidental Beverly Hills for appropriate cases.
How do I clean dentures properly?
Remove your denture after meals and rinse it under running water. Clean all surfaces daily with a soft denture brush and mild soap or denture cleanser (not regular toothpaste, which scratches acrylic). Soak overnight in cool water or a denture-soaking solution to keep the material from drying out and warping. Clean your gum tissue and palate each morning before inserting the denture. Avoid hot water, which can distort the fit. Handle dentures over a soft surface to prevent breakage if dropped.