Q1
How many appointments does it take to get full dentures?
Typically 4 to 5 appointments, covering impressions, bite registration, wax try-in, and final insertion.
Full-arch replacement
Complete Dentures Victoria
Sophisticated full-arch dentures at Saanich Walk-In Denture Clinic—designed for natural facial support, confident function, and a smile that reflects you.
Complete Dentures: The Gold Standard in Restorative Care
At Saanich Walk-In Denture Clinic, we recognize that losing all your natural teeth is a significant life event. Our mission is to ensure that this transition leads to a renewed sense of confidence and vitality. Complete dentures are not merely "false teeth"; they are sophisticated dental devices designed to restore the vertical dimension of your face, support your labial (lip) muscles, and provide the mechanical force necessary for a diverse diet. Our process is defined by precision and personalization. We utilize advanced clinical techniques to capture the unique topography of your maxillary and mandibular ridges. Because every mouth is different, we don't believe in "one size fits all." Conrad DePalma and his team curate the aesthetics—selecting tooth shades that match your complexion and shapes that reflect your personality—ensuring your smile looks natural, not manufactured. We provide a durable solution that stands up to the rigors of daily use while maintaining a lightweight, comfortable feel.
FAQ
Common questions
Quick answers about this service. For anything else, call the clinic or reach out on our contact page.
Q2
Does the Saanich clinic accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
Yes, we are proud providers for the CDCP to help make care affordable for Victoria seniors.
Q3
How do I know if I need a new set?
If you notice sunken appearance, frequent sore spots, or the teeth looking flat, it's time for a replacement.
Q4
Will I sound different when I talk?
Initially, yes. "S" and "F" sounds are hardest, but your tongue adapts within weeks.
Q5
Why is the bottom denture looser than the top?
The top denture uses the palate for suction; the bottom relies on muscle control and has less surface area.
Q6
Do I still need to see a denturist if I have no teeth?
Yes. Bi-annual exams are vital to check for oral cancer and bone resorption.
Q7
How long do they last?
The standard lifespan is 5–8 years.
Q8
Can you make my dentures look like my old natural teeth?
Yes! We encourage patients to bring in old photos so we can replicate your original smile.
Your confident smile starts here
Schedule your consultation and let our experienced team create a treatment plan designed just for you.
