Services / Replace Missing Teeth
Replace Missing Teeth
Partial Dentures
Medicaid & CareSource accepted
Watch Dr. Rai explain
- Why I don't do dental bridges0:41
- What are the solutions to missing teeth?0:55
- Missing teeth can affect your digestion1:46
- Implants vs dentures: what's the difference?1:16
- Missing teeth? You're not alone0:26
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Who it’s for
- You're missing one or several teeth but still have healthy ones
- You chew on one side to avoid a gap
- Teeth are drifting or tilting into the space
What happens
- Impressions of your mouth.
- A try-in: you tell us how it feels and looks.
- Your finished partial.
- Adjustments until it's comfortable. Come back as many times as it takes.
Does it hurt?
Getting a partial doesn't hurt. A new one often has a sore spot or high point in the first weeks, and we fix it.
Aftercare
Take it out at night to clean it and give your gums a rest.
Cost & coverage
We specialize in Medicaid dental care and accept CareSource, Molina, Humana Healthy Horizons and Buckeye Health Plan. Coverage depends on your plan, so call (937) 550-4435 and we'll check it before your visit. No insurance? You're welcome here too: the cash price is below.
$1,140 cash
Questions people ask
Partial or full denture: which do I need?
A partial replaces some teeth and clips to the ones you have. If most or all teeth on an arch are missing, a full denture may fit better. We'll tell you honestly.
Do missing teeth matter if no one sees the gap?
Yes. Chewing is the first step of digestion, and teeth next to a gap drift into it over time.
Should I sleep in my partial?
No. Take it out at night, clean it and store it as we show you.
Implants or dentures?
They're very different. Dr. Rai's video explains it; ask us which fits your situation and budget.
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Questions? Call us.
(937) 550-4435Walk-ins welcome Mon–Fri 8–5 and Sat 9–3. We’re here when you’re ready.