Restorative Dentures

Dentures in Toronto

Missing teeth can affect chewing, speech and confidence. At Belman Dental Centre, serving Davisville, Eglinton and Midtown Toronto, we provide custom full, partial and overdentures. Treatment recommendations, timing and fees depend on an in‑office assessment with a general dentist.

Dr. Noah Belman discussing a personalized treatment plan with a patient
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Types of dentures

Dentures are designed to replace missing teeth and can be tailored to your mouth, budget and lifestyle. Your dentist will discuss the advantages and limitations of each type during your consultation.

Common options include:

  • Complete dentures — replace a full arch and rely on tissue support and suction.
  • Partial dentures — replace several teeth and attach to neighbouring teeth with clasps or precision attachments.
  • Overdentures — removable prostheses that fit over remaining teeth or dental implants for added stability.

What to expect at your appointment

Your first visit starts with an oral exam and a review of your medical and dental history. We may take digital X‑rays and impressions or a 3D scan to record jaw relationships and the shape of your gums; then we’ll review possible designs and timelines so you know what to expect.

Dr. Noah Belman graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry and completed postgraduate training with the Misch Implant Institute, The Pankey Institute and Spear Education. Verified practice technology includes digital X-rays and the iTero Element 3D scanner.

Caring for your dentures

Daily cleaning and regular check‑ups keep dentures functioning and reduce the risk of oral irritation. Rinse dentures after meals, brush them gently with a soft brush and denture cleaner, and remove them at night to allow your tissues to rest.

Expect occasional adjustments or relines as the shape of your jaw and gums change. Your general dentist will manage routine care and can refer you for specialist services if a more complex restoration or implant support becomes appropriate.

Personalized Care

Could This Be Right for You?

A conversation and clinical assessment are the best way to understand your options. People often ask about dentures when they are experiencing one or more of the following situations.

  • You are missing one or more teeth and looking for a removable replacement.
  • Difficulty chewing or speaking because of lost teeth or ill‑fitting prostheses.
  • Existing partial dentures that no longer fit comfortably or look natural.
  • Wanting an affordable, non‑surgical option while exploring longer‑term treatments.
  • Interest in overdentures or implant‑supported options to improve stability (suitability confirmed after assessment).

What to Expect

Your Care, Step by Step

1. Assessment

We start with a comprehensive oral exam, health history and, if needed, digital X‑rays or a 3D scan. This visit determines whether dentures are appropriate and whether any preparatory treatment, such as extractions or periodontal care, is needed.

2. Treatment planning

Your dentist discusses denture types, materials, timelines and adjustments. Impressions or digital scans are taken to create a custom plan. If implants or specialist care are options, your general dentist will explain referrals or in‑office implant services.

3. Fabrication and fitting

Technicians create your dentures from the approved records. You’ll return for fittings to check fit, bite and appearance. Several short adjustment visits are common as we fine‑tune comfort and function.

4. Follow‑up and maintenance

Regular appointments ensure the fit remains good, and we perform relines or repairs as needed. Ongoing hygiene guidance helps protect oral tissues and any remaining natural teeth. Recommendations and timelines vary by patient.

Planning Your Care

Costs and payment

Treatment costs for dentures vary depending on the type of prosthesis, materials chosen and any preparatory or restorative work required. We provide tailored treatment plan and fee information after a clinical assessment so you receive a clear, individualised plan.

Belman Dental Centre can discuss payment options and resources to help you understand out-of-pocket costs and how third‑party coverage or financing might apply. Final recommendations, timelines and fees depend on an in‑office assessment.

Good to Know

Dentures FAQs

How long do dentures typically last?

The lifespan of a denture depends on materials, wear and changes in jawbone and gum tissue. Many patients use dentures for several years, with repairs, relines or replacements recommended as fit and function change. Your dentist will advise when maintenance or renewal is appropriate.

Will dentures affect my speech?

Some speech changes are common during the adjustment period. With practice—speaking slowly, reading aloud and attending follow‑up visits for minor adjustments—most people regain natural speech patterns within a few weeks.

Can I eat normally with dentures?

You can eat a wide range of foods, but it may take time to regain full chewing efficiency. Start with softer foods, cut items into smaller pieces and avoid very sticky or hard foods until you’re comfortable. Adhesives can help stability in some cases, but your dentist will advise what’s best for you.

How often will my dentures need adjustments?

Adjustments are common soon after delivery and may be needed later as tissues change. Plan for an initial series of short visits, then regular annual check‑ups. If dentures feel sore, loosened or cause sore spots, contact the office for an earlier review.

Are implant‑retained overdentures an option?

Implant‑retained overdentures can improve stability and comfort for many patients. Belman Dental Centre offers implant placement and restoration, and your dentist will review whether implant support is appropriate for you or whether a referral to a specialist is recommended.

Ready When You Are

Book a dentures consultation

Belman Dental Centre is a general dental practice at 1881 Yonge St., Suite 403, Toronto, Ontario M4S 3C4, serving Davisville, Eglinton and Midtown Toronto. Phone: 1-416-486-1136. Call to book an assessment so we can review options, timelines and a personalised plan with you.