Partial Dentures in Edmonton

Removable Partial Dentures (RPDs)

An excellent option for individuals who have lost some teeth but still have remaining natural teeth.

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Partial dentures are removable dental appliances designed to replace one or more missing teeth. Partial dentures are an excellent option for individuals who have lost some teeth but still have remaining natural teeth. It differs from a complete denture in that a complete denture replaces an entire upper or lower arch, while a partial fills only the gaps and anchors to the teeth you still have.

Do You Need a Partial Denture?

Three situations bring people in. Yours is probably one of them.

New tooth loss

ou’ve lost a tooth or two, and this is new territory. One gap seems manageable until you notice you’ve stopped chewing on that side entirely.

Existing partial failing

Your current partial has stopped fitting. Gums shrink, bone changes shape, and a partial that fit perfectly five years ago starts rocking, rubbing, or trapping food. Sometimes a reline fixes it.

Dentist flagged decay

Your dentist flagged decay or gum problems first. We coordinate directly with them. A partial built around unstable teeth won’t last, and sequencing the work properly is part of doing it right.

How much Does a partial denture cost?

Partial dentures can range from $1,200 up to $3,000.

Partial dentures in Edmonton typically run based on the specific needs of the patient. The cost for a partial denture is $1,200 on the low end to around $3,000 on the high end. Where you land comes down to three things:

How many teeth

Bite correcting

Type of material

Direct Billing

Most extended health plans cover part of a partial. We bill your provider directly, so you pay your share and nothing more up front, and you’ll know that number before you commit to anything.

Denture Coverage

Alberta’s assistance programs cover eligible denture costs. Call us and we’ll check whether you qualify before you book, not after.

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Flexible Payment Options

We offer direct insurance billing and in-house payment plans.

Treatment Plan

Consultation & Exam $0.00
Diagnostic Scans Included
Partial Denture $1,200 - $3,000

Total Estimate

$1,200 – $3,000

You’ll get your price in writing before any work starts, and it doesn’t move afterward.

What to Expect, Step by Step

From First Visit to Finished Partial

Most people finish in a few weeks with only two visits.

How long does the full process take? Most patients complete treatment over the course of several appointments spread across a few weeks — enough time to get the fit right without rushing a decision this important.

The Process

The First Two Weeks

A new partial feels foreign at first.
That’s normal, not a sign something’s wrong.

Your tongue and cheeks are learning a new shape. Give it about two weeks. That’s roughly how long it takes to stop noticing it.

What to expect:

  • Mild pressure or tightness for a few days as your anchor teeth adjust

  • Extra saliva at first, which settles quickly

  • Slightly different speech until your tongue adapts

  • Softer foods early, then back to your normal diet

Caring for it:

  • Rinse it after eating to clear trapped food

  • Brush it daily with a denture brush and denture cleaner. Regular toothpaste is abrasive and will scratch it

  • Handle it over a folded towel or a sink of water, because dentures break on bathroom floors

FAQs

Common Questions

How much do partial dentures cost in Edmonton?

Cost varies greatly depending on a few factors. A partial denture is between $1,200 and $3,000. Most partial dentures cost $1,800.

Will a partial denture damage my remaining teeth?

Not when fitted correctly. It will prolong the life of your remaining natural teeth.

What happens if my partial breaks?

Give us a call, we will likely be able to repair the denture.

How is a partial denture different from a full denture?

It is anchored to the gums by remaining natural teeth. The natural teeth remaining and their location will impact this.

How long will it last?

A good rule of thumb is that dentures should be replaced after five years, as fit changes and teeth wear down.

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Ask us about our partial denture services.

Did you know that Bonnie Doon Denture Clinic is a 100% coverage provider?
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