Partial or complete dentures, removable or fixed on implants. Learn how each option works and what may suit your oral health and daily life.
We review your remaining teeth, gums, bone and bite to explain the alternatives. Your plan also considers adaptation, cleaning and follow-up visits.
We identify which teeth need replacing, whether extractions or implants are needed and which option may suit your case.
We organize appointments, records and any necessary try-ins. Placement follows your plan and the clinical timing your case requires.
We review the fit, bite and cleaning. Immediate dentures need particular follow-up while the tissues heal.
Partial means replacing some teeth; complete means the teeth in one arch. Fixed and removable describe whether you can remove the prosthesis yourself. Your consultation determines which options suit your case.
Replaces some teeth
Prepared before planned extractions to replace some teeth at that appointment, while retaining the remaining teeth as appropriate for your diagnosis.
How it is usedThe dental team explains when to remove it and how to clean it during healing.
Follow-up
Adaptation and adjustments
As the gums heal and change, adjustments, relining or a new denture may be needed.
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Replaces all teeth in one arch
Planned before the remaining teeth in an upper or lower arch are removed, so it can be fitted after the extractions when clinically appropriate.
How it is usedA removable denture that rests on the gums. The team explains when to remove it and how to care for it.
Follow-up
Follow-up during healing
The fit is reviewed as healing progresses. Relining or later replacement may be needed.
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A complete arch supported by implants
Replaces all teeth in one arch with a prosthesis secured to implants. Oral health, bone and your bite help determine whether this option suits your case.
How it is usedYou do not remove it yourself. The dental team removes it in the clinic when indicated.
Follow-up
Cleaning and checkups
Requires cleaning around and beneath the prosthesis, along with checks of its components.
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Implant retention with removal for cleaning
Replaces the teeth in one arch and connects to implants through attachments: connecting parts that hold the denture in place while allowing removal for cleaning.
How it is usedYou can remove it as instructed by the team. The implants stay in place.
Follow-up
Attachment maintenance
The retaining parts can wear with use and may need adjustment or replacement.
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Fixed restoration with aesthetic tooth selection
A fixed full-arch option where the shape, shade and appearance of the prosthetic teeth are agreed on within the possibilities of your case.
How it is usedYou do not remove it yourself. Tooth options, materials and finishes are explained during your consultation.
Follow-up
Aesthetics and maintenance
“Aesthetic teeth” alone does not specify a material or lifespan. Your plan explains the differences.
Ask about this optionNo. It is prepared before extractions and fitted after them when indicated. It requires advance planning and follow-up during healing; adjustments or replacement may be needed.
You do not remove a fixed prosthesis yourself. A removable denture with attachments lets you remove the prosthesis for cleaning as instructed; the implants stay in place.
The name does not identify a particular material. At your consultation, we explain tooth options, shade, finishes and how it differs from the other fixed option.
Your estimate and appointments are defined after diagnosis, based on the prosthesis and any necessary procedures. The consultation is MXN $900 or USD $50, with no consultation fee if you start treatment.
ALDental coordinates this service with the professional indicated for each case. The sources below provide general information. They do not establish your diagnosis, treatment duration or individual result.
No consultation fee if you start treatment.
Includes specialist, radiographs and diagnosis. The treatment estimate is provided separately.