Dentures aren’t what they used to be. Modern dentures designed by a prosthodontist fit naturally, function comfortably and look like real teeth — including implant options that snap securely into place.
Gone are the bulky, artificial-looking dentures that slip when you eat or talk. Precise design is what makes the difference — and it’s what a prosthodontist specializes in.
Every denture is personally designed around your facial structure, bite mechanics and aesthetic preferences: teeth shaped to match your age and proportions, color customized to your skin tone, gum tissue that blends naturally, and proper lip support.
The right option depends on how many teeth you’re missing, your bone level and how much stability you want.
All teeth in an upper or lower arch replaced. Prosthodontist design means better fit, natural appearance, improved chewing and fewer adjustments than the dentures most people picture.
Several missing teeth replaced while preserving your natural teeth, attached with clasps or precision attachments. Balanced design prevents the slipping and sore spots of poorly made partials.
Dentures that click onto 2–4 implants — no slipping, no adhesives, removable at night for cleaning. Especially transformative for notoriously unstable lower dentures. Read the full snap-on denture guide.
A full set of teeth permanently attached to 4–6 implants — they don’t come out, don’t slip, and function like natural teeth. Compare All-on-4 and All-on-6 in detail.
2–6 Implants, Zero Slipping
Implants act like tooth roots — anchoring your denture and preserving the jawbone underneath. The difference is immediate and dramatic:
Dr. Yoon has placed 5,000+ implants and designs the denture and implant plan together — with financing available through CareCredit and Cherry.
A step-by-step process designed for precision — with try-ins before anything is final.
Dr. Yoon examines your mouth, discusses goals, and recommends the best option for your tooth loss, bone condition and budget.
Comfortable digital impressions — no gagging from traditional molds.
Designed around facial aesthetics, bite mechanics and your preferences for tooth shape and color.
You try your dentures before they’re finished — fit, appearance and bite adjusted while changes are still easy.
Delivery, comfort checks, and the minor adjustments that are normal as you adapt — we’re here for modifications whenever needed.
Full dentures, partial dentures, implant-retained overdentures, snap-on dentures, and fixed full-arch solutions like All-on-4 and All-on-6. Dr. Yoon evaluates your situation and recommends what fits your needs, budget and goals — every denture custom-designed.
Full dentures replace all teeth in an upper or lower arch and rest on the gums; partials replace several missing teeth and attach to your remaining natural teeth or implants for stability.
They snap onto implants placed in your jawbone, which act as anchors — no adhesives needed. You remove the denture for cleaning, but during the day it stays firmly attached: no slipping, better chewing, more confidence.
Yes. They stay in place while eating and speaking, and the snug fit eliminates the movement and irritation of loose traditional dentures. Prosthodontic design means they fit precisely from the start.
Absolutely — when they’re tailored to your facial features, skin tone and smile preferences. Dr. Yoon pays close attention to tooth shape, color, gum aesthetics and lip support, so the result doesn’t read as “fake teeth.”
Full-arch implant solutions where a complete set of teeth is permanently attached to 4 or 6 implants — fixed in place, excellent chewing ability, and they prevent bone loss. Many patients call them life-changing after years of removable dentures.
Traditional dentures typically last 5–7 years before replacement as your jaw shape changes; implant-supported dentures 10–15+ years with proper care. Prosthodontist-designed dentures tend to last longer thanks to superior fit and materials.
Yes — especially implant-retained or implant-supported options, which restore far more stability and bite force than suction alone. Many patients get back to foods they haven’t enjoyed in years: steak, apples, corn on the cob.
Traditional dentures: typically 4–6 weeks including impressions, try-ins and delivery. Implant-retained dentures: 3–6 months, because the implants need time to integrate with the bone first. You’ll get a realistic timeline at your consultation.
For most patients, yes. Traditional dentures are cheaper upfront but need adhesives, cause bone loss and require frequent adjustments. Implant options deliver long-term value and a dramatically better quality of life.
22030 7th Ave South #100
Des Moines, WA 98198
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4215 198th Street SouthWest #205
Lynnwood, WA 98036
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Book your denture consultation — full, partial or implant-supported, custom designed with try-ins before anything is final.
