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Partial and Full Dentures in Airdrie

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. A partial denture replaces some teeth, and a full denture replaces all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Apple Wellness Dental has served Airdrie since 1993.
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The Treatment

What Do Dentures Involve?

Your dentist examines your mouth and talks with you about which type of denture suits your needs. Impressions or scans are taken, and your denture is made to fit your mouth. At follow-up visits, we check the fit and make adjustments as needed.

Who Needs Dentures?

  • Partial Dentures: People missing some teeth who still have natural teeth remaining.
  • Full Dentures: People missing all teeth in the upper or lower jaw, or both.
The Apple Wellness Dental team
Your Visit

What Can You Expect at Your Dentures Visit?

  • A review of your health history
  • An exam and X-rays if needed
  • A discussion of partial dentures, full dentures, and other options such as implants
  • Impressions or scans
  • Fitting and adjustment visits
  • Care and cleaning instructions
Coverage and Payment

Dentures Cost and Insurance in Airdrie

  • CDCP: We accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan. If CDCP covers 100% of your treatment, you pay nothing. If you have partial coverage, a payment plan is available for the remaining amount.
  • Private Insurance: We direct-bill most private insurers.
  • Fees: We follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide. We provide an estimate before treatment starts.
Our Dentists

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FAQ

Dentures FAQs

What is the Difference Between Partial and Full Dentures?

A partial denture replaces some missing teeth. A full denture replaces all teeth in the upper or lower jaw.

How Many Visits Does it Take to Get Dentures?

It takes several visits, including impressions, fittings, and adjustments. Your dentist will explain the steps for your case.

Can My Dentures Be Adjusted?

Yes. Let us know if your denture does not fit well, and we can check it.

How Do I Care for My Dentures?

We give you care and cleaning instructions when you receive your dentures.

Does CDCP Cover Dentures?

Coverage depends on your plan. We accept CDCP, and a payment plan is available if your coverage is partial.
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