MULTIPLE MISSING TEETH
Missing several teeth in a row can affect your bite, speech, and confidence in your smile.

Dentures are a removable tooth replacement option for patients missing some or all of their natural teeth. Full dentures replace an entire arch, while partial dentures fill in the gaps left by a few missing teeth.
Every denture is custom-fitted to your mouth, supporting your bite, your speech, and the natural shape of your face. Your denture consultation helps determine which option fits your needs.



A few common signs point toward dentures as an option. Here are some of the most frequent reasons patients consider them.
Missing several teeth in a row can affect your bite, speech, and confidence in your smile.
Loose or failing teeth that cannot be saved may need to be replaced with a denture.
Difficulty chewing certain foods can be a sign that missing teeth are affecting your bite.
An old, ill-fitting denture may need adjustment or replacement for a more comfortable fit.
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Our front desk greets you by name in a relaxed, non-clinical environment.
We complete a gum and tissue evaluation to assess your oral health.
Your denture is custom-fitted to your mouth for comfort and function.
We make fit adjustments to support your bite and natural speech.
We walk you through denture care and cleaning for long-term use.

Dentures are often just one part of your care. Explore other ways we support your smile.

Yes, Landmark Smiles provides both full and partial dentures, custom-fitted to replace your missing teeth and fully restore your bite, speech, and overall smile confidence once again.
Full dentures replace an entire arch of missing teeth, while partial dentures fill in the gaps and attach to your remaining natural teeth for extra support and a secure, lasting fit.
Most patients adjust to speaking and eating comfortably with new dentures within a few weeks, though the exact timeline can vary quite a bit from person to person and denture case to case.
Yes, most patients can eat normally with dentures after a short adjustment period, though softer foods are usually easier to manage at first as you get used to the new denture fit and feel.
The cost of dentures in Glen Burnie depends on whether you need full or partial dentures and the specifics of your case. We always provide a clear cost estimate at your consultation.