Dentures in Morton Grove
Full Dentures for Comfort and Function

Dr. Antonio Ganios designs custom full dentures that restore the appearance and function of a complete smile. Modern dentures are crafted for a comfortable fit, helping patients eat, speak, and smile with greater confidence and improved quality of life.
Can Dentures Make You Look Younger? Yes—Here’s How:
- Restore facial volume: Re-support cheeks and lips to prevent a sunken look.
- Smoother lines around the mouth: Proper support reduces wrinkling and collapse.
- Improved smile aesthetics: Tooth shape, size, and shade are customized for you.
- Better jaw alignment: Re-establishes bite height for a more balanced lower face.
Types of Dentures
- Traditional denture: Made after extractions once gums have healed.
- Implant-retained denture: Snaps onto titanium implants for added stability and chewing power.
- Immediate denture: Placed the same day as extractions; tissues heal under the denture.
Traditional Dentures

What Are Traditional Dentures?
Traditional dentures are removable appliances that replace multiple missing teeth and rest comfortably on the gums. They are a reliable and cost-effective solution for restoring your smile.
Top benefits:
- Cost-effective tooth replacement
- Non-invasive treatment option
- Suitable for many patients
- Natural-looking appearance
Implant Dentures

What Are Implant Dentures?
Implant dentures combine dental implants with a custom denture for greater stability and comfort. The denture attaches securely to implants placed in the jawbone, helping restore confidence and chewing ability.
Top benefits:
- Long-lasting and durable
- More stable than traditional dentures
- Helps preserve jawbone health
- No slipping or clicking
Traditional Dentures vs. Implant Dentures ➤
Traditional Dentures
- Lifespan: ~5–10 years
- Jawbone support: Does not preserve bone
- Comfort: May need adhesive/adjustments
- Maintenance: Remove and clean daily
- Cost: Lower initial cost
- Stability: Removable; may shift
Implant Dentures
- Lifespan: ~15+ years
- Jawbone support: Helps preserve bone
- Comfort: Feels closest to real teeth
- Maintenance: Brush, floss; periodic professional care
- Cost: Higher upfront investment
- Stability: Fixed or snap-in—no shifting
Which Tooth Replacement Option Is Right for You?
Choosing between conventional dentures and implant-retained dentures depends on oral health, bone structure, and budget. We’ll conduct a detailed consultation and develop a plan to achieve your goals.
