What to Do When Your Dentures Break
Whether you dropped them, cracked them taking a bite, or a tooth popped off in the middle of dinner — it happens more than people realize, and the panic that follows is real. Being without your teeth isn’t an option. Call us and we’ll get you in same-day.
Finally Fed Up With the Fit of Your Dentures? We Got You Covered.
Whether your dentures have been slipping when you eat, shifting when you talk, or just never felt right to begin with, it’s not something you have to keep living with. Bone changes over time, and dentures that fit two years ago may not fit today. A lot of patients call us on a Saturday when they’ve finally had enough. We answer, and we’ll get you in.
Just Had Teeth Removed? Dentures Might Be Your Next Step.
Whether you had the extraction here or somewhere else, if you’re trying to figure out what comes next, a full or partial denture is often the most straightforward path forward. We make them in-house, fit them to your mouth, and walk you through every option so you leave with a plan that actually makes sense for your life.
What are dentures?
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. Full dentures replace an entire arch of teeth. Partial dentures replace several missing teeth while preserving the natural teeth that remain. At DentCare Now, both are made in-house and fitted to your mouth — no outsourcing, no lab delays.
How much do dentures cost in Fairfax, VA?
Full dentures at DentCare Now are approximately $2,150. Partial dentures are approximately $1,500. Elite Protection Plan members receive 10% off. Insurance may cover a portion depending on your plan, and we submit claims on your behalf. Financing is available.
How long does it take to get dentures?
We make dentures in-house, which significantly reduces the timeline compared to practices that send out to a lab. We’ll give you a specific timeline at your consultation based on your case. For patients who’ve recently had extractions, we’ll factor in healing time and make sure you’re not left without teeth longer than necessary.
How long do dentures last?
With proper care, dentures typically last 5–10 years before they need to be replaced or relined. As the jawbone changes over time, the fit will need to be adjusted. We’ll monitor the fit at your regular visits and let you know when it’s time for an update.
