Custom dentures at iSmile Dental in Langley restore your smile, your bite, and your confidence. Whether you need full upper or lower dentures, partial dentures to fill gaps, or implant-supported dentures for maximum stability, we’ll fit them precisely so you can eat, speak, and smile naturally. Our clinic is at 112-6375 202nd Street, open six days a week including Saturdays.
Full (complete) dentures replace all teeth in an arch. Made from acrylic with realistic-looking teeth, they sit on the gums (and in the case of upper dentures, the palate).
Partial dentures replace some missing teeth and clip onto remaining natural teeth using metal or flexible clasps. They’re a more affordable alternative to bridges or implants for multiple missing teeth.
Implant-supported dentures snap onto 2–6 dental implants, giving you the security of fixed teeth with the simplicity of removable cleaning. They don’t slip when you eat. See our implant-supported dentures guide.
Immediate dentures are placed the same day teeth are extracted, so you never go without teeth. They’re refit a few months later once gums heal.
Dentures are worth discussing if you’re missing several teeth, have teeth that are loose or failing, find chewing difficult or uncomfortable, or have an older denture that no longer fits well. At your consultation we check your gums, remaining teeth and bone, and explain whether a full, partial or implant-supported option suits you best.
Most cases take 4–6 weeks from start to finish. If you feel anxious about dental work, ask about our sedation options.
Dentures cost the least and can replace many teeth at once, but they’re removable and require adjustment over time as the bone shape changes. Implants are the most permanent, natural-feeling option but cost more upfront. Bridges work for a small number of missing teeth in a row. Our comparison guide covers cost, longevity, and patient experience for each.
Your gums and jawbone slowly change shape after teeth are lost, so even a well-made denture can loosen over the years. A reline reshapes the fitting surface to match your gums, and a rebase replaces the pink base while keeping the teeth. Both can extend the life of a denture. Bring your dentures to your regular checkups so we can catch fit problems early and check your gums and mouth for sore spots.
Modern dentures look very natural and most people adapt within a few weeks. Eating soft foods first, practicing speech, and using a small amount of denture adhesive (if needed) eases the transition. Clean dentures daily, soak overnight, and bring them in for periodic adjustment as your gums change shape over time.
If a denture cracks, loosens or causes sore spots, don’t try to fix it yourself. Call us; a loose or broken denture can often be repaired or relined rather than replaced.
Full denture (one arch): $1,500–$2,800. Partial denture: $1,200–$2,200. Implant-supported denture: $5,000–$15,000+ depending on number of implants. Most insurance plans cover dentures as a major restoration (50–80%). CDCP coverage available for eligible patients — see our CDCP in Langley page and insurance guide. We offer direct billing.
Patients come to our Langley dental clinic from Willowbrook, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood and Cloverdale. Saturday appointments run 9 AM to 4 PM, and our team speaks English, Filipino and Arabic.
Yes. We match the shade and shape of teeth to your face. Modern materials are far more lifelike than the dentures of past generations.
After a few weeks of practice, most patients eat most foods comfortably. Implant-supported dentures handle nearly all foods, including steak and apples.
Yes — typically every 5–10 years as the gum and bone shape change. Relines and rebases can extend their life.
Conventional dentures may shift, especially the lower one. A small amount of adhesive helps. Implant-supported dentures don’t slip.
We recommend taking them out at night to let your gums rest and to clean the dentures thoroughly.
Call 604-510-3232 or book a consultation. We’ll discuss the right type for you and quote your costs upfront.
