Tooth replacement
Dentures & implant-supported dentures
Full and partial dentures, plus implant-supported options when more stability would help — planned around comfort, fit, and your daily life.
Dentures restore the ability to chew and smile when several — or all — teeth are missing. At our Peoria office, we help you understand conventional and implant-supported options so you can choose with confidence.
Full dentures
A full denture replaces an entire arch of teeth. Fit, speech, and chewing comfort improve with a careful exam, impressions, and adjustments after delivery.
Partial dentures
A partial fills gaps while working with the teeth you still have. Design depends on which teeth remain and how you want the appliance to feel and look.
Flexible, metal-free partials are also available.
Implant-supported dentures
If a conventional denture feels loose or hard to chew with, implant-supported dentures may be worth discussing. Dental implants act as anchors so the denture stays more secure. Removable and fixed options are discussed based on your exam and goals.
Who this may help
- People who already wear a full denture and want more stability
- Patients facing full-arch tooth loss who prefer a fixed or implant-retained option
- Anyone told that implants could improve denture retention
Implant-supported dentures may use about 2–6 implants per arch, depending on your case.
Fixed full-arch options (sometimes called All-on-X) are also available. Dr. John A. Bigler joins our office once a month for full-arch implant cases.
We use 3D (CBCT) imaging and an iTero digital scanner in our office to help plan treatment.
How planning works
We start with an exam and records. Then we outline what is realistic for your bone, health, and goals — including timelines and costs — before any treatment begins.
Cost and payment
We go over costs before anything starts. Payment options include interest-free payment plans, CareCredit financing, and a 5% discount for paying in full upfront.
Getting started
Call (623) 877-5700 or request an appointment. We speak English, Spanish and Farsi.
Related: dental implants · tooth extractions · oral surgery services
Common questions
Answers in plain language. Your visit is the place for a plan that fits you.
Do you offer full and partial dentures?
Yes. We discuss full dentures when most or all teeth need replacement, and partial dentures when some natural teeth remain.
What about flexible or metal-free partials?
Yes. Flexible, metal-free partials are one of the options we offer.
How are implant dentures different from regular dentures?
Implants in the jaw help hold the denture in place, which many patients find more stable for chewing and speaking.
Is this the same as All-on-4?
All-on-4 is one name for fixed full-arch implant teeth. We offer fixed full-arch (All-on-X) options, and Dr. John A. Bigler joins our office once a month for these cases.
How many implants are typical?
Full-arch options may use about 2–6 implants per arch, depending on your case.
Who places the implants?
Our dentists provide implant care in our office. For full-arch cases, Dr. John A. Bigler joins the office once a month.
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