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Dentures in Vancouver, BC

Does having missing teeth hold you back from smiling and being confident? They shouldn’t because we have the right solution for you. 

At Dentist on Kingsway, we create comfortable, natural-looking dentures designed to restore both beauty and function. Whether you need partial dentures in Vancouver or a complete set, our custom-fit Vancouver dentures help you speak, chew, and smile easily, all while looking completely natural.

Types of Dentures We Offer in Vancouver, BC

Full Dentures:
Ideal for patients who have lost all their natural teeth in the upper or lower jaw.

Partial Dentures:
If you still have some healthy, natural teeth, partial dentures in Vancouver can fill in the gaps seamlessly.

Implant-Supported Dentures:
For extra stability and a more natural feel, we offer implant-supported dentures that anchor securely to dental implants. 

Immediate Dentures:
Immediate dentures in Vancouver allow you to leave our clinic with a complete smile the very same day. 

What Are Dentures?

The Denture & Partial Dentures Process

Caring for Your Dentures

Care Step

How to Do It

Clean Daily

Brush your dentures gently every day with a soft denture brush and non-abrasive cleaner to remove food and plaque buildup.

Rinse After Meals

Rinse your dentures after eating to keep them fresh and free from debris.

Handle with Care

Clean your dentures over a towel or bowl of water to prevent damage if they’re accidentally dropped.

Soak Overnight

Keep your dentures moist by soaking them in water or a denture-cleaning solution overnight to maintain their shape and fit.

Maintain Oral Hygiene

Clean your gums, tongue, and any remaining teeth daily to promote good oral health.

Visit Regularly

Schedule routine visits to the Dentist on Kingsway for professional cleaning, fit adjustments, and ongoing care.

Restore Your Smile with Confidence

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, as the name suggests, they are used as a substitute for natural teeth.

Ideally, you shouldn’t as dentists don’t recommend doing that. This is because your gums and jaws need a break.

Yes, you can use conventional toothpastes to slowly and gently clean them.



Start at one side and gently slide them out using both of your hands. Be patient to not cause damage to your dentures or gums. 



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