A new starting point for your smile.

Full dentures in Abilene, with a conversation about fit, daily care and replacing a complete arch of missing teeth.

A closer look
A team member seated beside a patient at Payne & King
Time in the chair starts with a personal connection.
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Replacing a full arch

Full dentures replace all the teeth in an upper or lower arch. Whether you already wear dentures or are exploring them for the first time, tell us what you hope to improve about eating, speaking and appearance.

02

Talk through the transition

Your dentist will examine your mouth and explain the proposed sequence. If teeth need to be removed, ask how healing affects the plan and what you can expect during the transition. Timing is individual.

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Keep fit part of the conversation

Your mouth can change over time. Let the office know about sore areas, looseness or changes in comfort. Ongoing evaluation helps you understand whether an adjustment, repair or different option should be discussed.

A few good questions.

Are dentures the same as partials?

Full dentures replace a complete arch. Partials replace some missing teeth while other natural teeth remain.

Can you evaluate the dentures I already have?

Request a visit and tell the office that you wear dentures. Your dentist can assess your concerns and explain the available next steps.

Should I also ask about implants?

Yes. If you want to compare ways to replace missing teeth, ask your dentist whether implants are an option for you.

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Cindy or Shay will help you find a time.

Call the officeRequest a visit

We’d love to meet you.

Let’s find your
next appointment.

Send your contact details. Cindy or Shay will follow up to discuss availability.

Just your contact details here, please. Share symptoms, medical history and insurance information directly with the office.

This is a request, not a confirmed appointment. For urgent dental concerns, call (325) 672-9191.

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