Denture Clinic Services in Brantford
Whether you need a full set of dentures, a partial denture, or extractions before your denture is made, Lifetime Dental can handle your entire journey in one place. Dr. Kim provides personalized denture services designed to fit comfortably and function naturally, from your very first consultation through fitting and follow up care.
Dentist or Denturist, What Is the Difference?
If you have been searching for a denture clinic in Brantford, you have likely come across denturists as well as dentists. Both can provide dentures, but the roles are different.
A denturist is licensed specifically to design, fabricate, and fit dentures. A dentist can do all of that, and can also perform the extractions and other dental care that often need to happen before a denture is made, all in the same office. If your denture journey starts with removing damaged or failing teeth, getting that care and your denture from the same dentist means one relationship, one team, and one place that already knows your full oral health history, rather than being sent between two different providers for two parts of the same process.
Full Dentures
A full, or complete, denture replaces an entire arch of missing teeth, upper, lower, or both. Full dentures restore your ability to eat and speak comfortably and support the natural structure of your face. We offer both conventional dentures, made after your gums have healed from any extractions, and immediate dentures, placed right after extraction so you are never without a smile.
Partial Dentures
If you still have some natural teeth remaining, a partial denture fills the gaps left by missing teeth while working alongside the teeth you still have. A well fitted partial helps prevent your remaining teeth from shifting out of position and restores a natural, complete looking smile.
What Do Dentures Cost in Brantford?
Denture pricing in Ontario varies significantly based on the type of denture, the materials used, and whether any extractions or other preparation work is needed first. As a general guide, complete dentures commonly range from around one thousand to three thousand five hundred dollars per arch, while partial dentures typically range from around six hundred to two thousand five hundred dollars per arch. Implant retained dentures cost more, generally starting around seven thousand dollars, reflecting the additional surgical and implant components involved.
These are general ranges, not a quote. Your specific cost depends on your individual needs, and we will provide a clear, written estimate after your consultation.
Does Insurance or CDCP Cover Dentures?
This is worth explaining clearly, since it is often misunderstood. OHIP does not cover dentures for adults. However, the federal Canadian Dental Care Plan does cover complete dentures and cast partial dentures for eligible patients, generally one per arch every ninety six months, though cast partial dentures require pre authorization before treatment begins. Many private insurance plans also offer partial coverage. Our team can help you understand your specific eligibility and coverage before any work begins.
Visit Our Brantford Office
Address: 625 Park Rd N #1, Brantford, ON N3T 5L8 (Conveniently located across from Park Road Veterinary Clinic)
Phone: +1 519-759-7630
Email: greatsmiles@lifetimedentalbrantford.ca
Hours: Monday to Wednesday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Friday and Saturday: By appointment
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much does it cost to get full mouth dentures in Ontario?
Complete dentures in Ontario commonly range from around one thousand to three thousand five hundred dollars per arch, depending on materials and complexity. We provide a specific, written estimate after your consultation.
2. Does OHIP cover partial dentures?
No, OHIP does not cover partial dentures or any dentures for adults. However, the federal Canadian Dental Care Plan covers cast partial dentures for eligible patients, though pre authorization is required before treatment begins.
3. Are dentures covered by the Ontario dental plan?
OHIP itself does not cover dentures. The Canadian Dental Care Plan, a federal program, does cover complete and cast partial dentures for eligible patients, generally one per arch every ninety six months. Our team can help you check your specific eligibility.
4. What is the most comfortable denture to wear?
Comfort depends on your individual anatomy, but a well fitted, properly balanced denture custom made for your mouth is far more comfortable than any generic option. Implant retained dentures offer the most stability and often the highest comfort for patients who are good candidates, since they do not rely solely on suction or adhesive to stay in place.
5. What is the difference between a dentist and a denturist for dentures?
A denturist specializes specifically in designing, making, and fitting dentures. A dentist can also provide dentures, and can additionally perform extractions and other dental care that may be needed first, all in one office and one relationship.
6. What is an immediate denture?
An immediate denture is placed right after your teeth are extracted, so you are never without teeth during healing. Some adjustment or relining is often needed later as your gums fully heal and change shape.
7. Can a guard be made if I have braces, a retainer, or dentures?
Yes. Dr. Kim will assess your specific situation and design a guard that works properly alongside any existing dental appliances you wear.
Restore Your Smile With Confidence
Book a consultation with Lifetime Dental in Brantford and let us guide you through every step of your denture journey, from extractions if needed through your final fitting.