Dentures Webster, TX

Restore Your Smile with Custom Dentures

Replace multiple missing teeth with dentures, helping you chew, speak, and smile with better comfort, function, and confidence.
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Giving You A New Functional Smile

Having many missing teeth is not only a cosmetic problem but a problem for overall oral health. If you don’t have your teeth replaced with dental implants, the next best thing is to replace them with dentures. At Clear Lake Dental Care, we have extensive experience fitting dentures for our patients who have lost many, most, or even all of their teeth. Our expertise ensures your dentures will fit great and give you a great-looking smile. Dr. Acevedo and Dr. Kaplan are two of the most experienced dentists in the state, and will do everything in their power to give you the smile you deserve.


General and Restorative Dentistry

Composite Fillings

Repair cavities and damaged teeth with composite fillings, helping restore strength while maintaining a natural look.

Dental Bridges

Restore your smile with dental bridges, helping fill gaps, improve function, and prevent teeth from shifting.

Dental Crowns

Protect and rebuild damaged teeth with dental crowns, helping restore strength, function, and a natural appearance.

Dental Hygiene

Protect your teeth and gums with good dental hygiene, helping prevent decay, gum disease, and long-term oral issues.

Dental Sealants

Prevent cavities with dental sealants, helping protect back teeth from plaque, acids, and long-term damage.

Expert Root Canal

Treat infection and relieve pain with root canal, helping you save your natural tooth and restore strength and function.

Fluoride Treatment

Protect your teeth with fluoride treatment, helping prevent decay and strengthen enamel for better long-term oral health.

General and Restorative Dentistry

From routine checkups to full smile restorations, we provide the general and restorative care you need to keep your mouth healthy and your confidence intact.

Inlay And Onlay Restorations

Repair moderate tooth damage with inlays and onlays, helping restore strength while preserving more of your natural tooth.

Night Guards

Prevent teeth grinding damage with night guards, helping protect your teeth and reduce jaw pain while you sleep.

Occlusal Adjustment

Improve bite alignment with occlusal adjustment, helping reduce pressure on teeth and relieve sensitivity or discomfort.

Oral Cancer Screenings

Detect early signs of oral cancer with routine screenings, helping improve treatment outcomes and protect your overall health.

Porcelain Crowns

Repair damaged or missing teeth with porcelain crowns and bridges, helping restore strength, function, and a natural-looking smile.

Professional Dental Cleanings and Exams

Keep your teeth and gums healthy with regular dental cleanings and exams, helping prevent decay, detect issues early, and maintain a strong smile.

Root Canal

Treat infection and relieve pain with root canal treatment, helping preserve your natural tooth and restore function.

Root Canal Retreatment

Address persistent infection with root canal retreatment, helping preserve your natural tooth and restore long-term comfort.

Snore Appliances

Reduce snoring with custom snore appliances, helping improve airflow and support better sleep for you and your partner.

Teeth Pulling and Extraction

Remove damaged or infected teeth with tooth extractions, helping relieve pain and protect your overall oral health and function.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Remove impacted or painful molars with wisdom teeth removal, helping prevent crowding, infection, and long-term dental issues.
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Benefits Of Dentures

One-quarter of all Americans over 65 have lost all of their natural teeth. After a person loses a few teeth due to a dental issue, it can be tempting to simply let the process continue. Patients often choose to avoid certain foods and save money they don’t want to spend on dentures.

Dentures can provide a significant amount of benefits which include:

  • Improving the ability to chew and bite properly
  • Improving the patient’s self-confidence and self-image
  • Allowing the patient to again eat healthy foods such as nuts and fruit
  • Improving the wearer’s facial structure
  • Improving the patient’s diction
  • Keeping the patient’s other teeth in place with partial dentures

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Can I Still Get Dentures If I Still Have Healthy Teeth?

If the patient has some remaining teeth that are healthy enough, partial dentures are always the preferable solution. The remaining teeth provide great natural anchors for partial dentures to replace the missing teeth. Partial dentures are sometimes referred to as bridges and they can either be fixed or removable. A fixed partial denture is anchored to crowns placed on the remaining healthy teeth. Metal framework on the healthy teeth hold the dentures in place but allow them to also be removable.

Will Dentures Alter My Appearance?

Dentures will alter your appearance; most people would agree they improve it. How? When you’ve been missing many teeth for a long period of time your jawbone will likely have begun to deteriorate. The process is called resorption, and it is described in detail above. Resorption is why many people who’ve been missing all of their teeth for a period of time can appear as if their jawbone is collapsing backward. This gives the entire mouth area a sunken appearance. Dentures return your facial structure to where it formerly was before your bone loss. The dentures fit by Dr. Das and Dr. Pham are designed at the correct height, and this will return proper proportion to your face. This will return your appearance and facial structure to the way they appeared before you lost your teeth.

How Long Do Dentures Last?

Complete dentures last from five to seven years, but sometimes much longer. How well the patient takes care of the denture also plays a factor in how long they last. They will eventually need to be relined, rebased, or remade because of changes that occur in the gum tissue and jawbone.

How Do I Care For My Dentures?

Full dentures are not meant to be worn 24 hours a day. They need to be taken out at night to allow your gum tissues to rest. Additionally, your gums need normal stimulation by your tongue and cleansing by your saliva. Patients will need to brush their dentures with special denture toothpaste. This is because normal toothpaste contains various abrasive substances that can create minute scratches that allow food and plaque to build up. After brushing, your dentures will then spend the night in a denture cleaning solution or water so that they stay moist.

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Get the healthy, confident smile you want with full-service dental care in a comfortable, caring office.
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