Full Dentures
Full dentures are removable appliances designed to replace all teeth in the upper or lower arch.
They may be an option for patients who have lost most or all of their natural teeth.
Dentures in Auburn, Maine
Personalized Denture Solutions at Maine Dentistry
Missing teeth can affect more than your smile. They can change how you eat, speak, and feel in everyday life.
At Maine Dentistry, we believe everyone deserves to feel comfortable and confident discussing their tooth-replacement options.
Our Auburn team is here to help you explore personalized denture solutions designed around your needs, goals, and oral health.
Consultations at our Auburn office, 34 Center Street — a short drive from Lewiston and the surrounding Androscoggin communities.

Tooth-replacement education
Every smile is different. The right tooth-replacement approach depends on your oral health, the number of missing teeth, your preferences, and your long-term goals.
Full dentures are removable appliances designed to replace all teeth in the upper or lower arch.
They may be an option for patients who have lost most or all of their natural teeth.
Partial dentures replace several missing teeth while working alongside remaining natural teeth.
They can help restore appearance and everyday function.
Over time, existing dentures may become worn, loose, or uncomfortable.
A professional evaluation can help determine whether adjustments, relining, or replacement may be appropriate.
These descriptions are general education, not a list of services offered. Specific availability — including adjustments, relines, and repairs — is determined after you contact our Auburn office and complete an evaluation.

Your Auburn Dental Team
Choosing dentures is a personal decision, and you deserve the time and attention to understand your options.
At Maine Dentistry’s Auburn location, our team takes a thoughtful, judgment-free approach to helping patients explore tooth replacement.
Whether you’re considering dentures for the first time or have questions about an existing appliance, we’re here to listen and help you take the next step.
Visit the Auburn office pageWhy it matters
Appropriate tooth replacement may help improve chewing and speaking function.
Replacing missing teeth can help restore the appearance of your smile.
Treatment recommendations should reflect your individual needs and preferences.
Follow-up visits and ongoing care can help patients maintain their dentures and oral health.
What to expect
Share your concerns, goals, and questions with our Auburn team.
Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and discuss appropriate tooth-replacement approaches.
If dentures are appropriate, we’ll explain the recommended treatment process, expected appointments, and next steps.
For current denture wearers
Dentures may require adjustments or replacement as your mouth changes over time.
If your dentures feel loose, uncomfortable, damaged, or no longer fit the way they once did, a dental evaluation can help determine the appropriate next steps.
Questions
Full dentures replace all teeth in an arch, while partial dentures replace some missing teeth when natural teeth remain.
Treatment timelines vary depending on oral health, the type of denture, and whether additional care is necessary. Your dentist can explain the anticipated timeline after an evaluation.
Modern dentures can be designed with attention to tooth shape, appearance, and individual preferences. Results vary by patient.
Many patients adapt to eating with dentures over time. Some foods may require adjustments in how they are prepared or eaten.
Changes in fit, comfort, stability, or appearance may indicate that an evaluation is appropriate.
Costs depend on the recommended treatment and individual circumstances. Contact our Auburn office to discuss consultation arrangements, estimates, and available payment information.
Auburn, Maine
Whether you’re exploring dentures for the first time or considering replacing an existing set, Maine Dentistry is here to help you understand your options.
Related care
Traditional dentures are removable. Dental implants use posts placed in the jaw, and All-on-X is a fixed full-arch option. Your dentist can explain which approaches may suit you.