Tsawwassen Dentures

Tsawwassen Dentures provides complete (full) dentures for patients who have lost all their natural teeth in one or both arches. Each full denture is handcrafted on-site by Registered Denturist Jon Curtis in the clinic's in-house laboratory, allowing for precise control over fit, aesthetics, and function. Individual tooth positioning can be customized chairside during fabrication, ensuring the final denture looks natural and sits comfortably. Thorough fitting appointments and follow-up adjustments are part of the process to achieve the best possible long-term result.

Partial dentures at Tsawwassen Dentures replace multiple missing teeth in patients who still have some natural teeth remaining. The partial denture is designed to fit securely around and between existing teeth using precision clasps, filling the gaps caused by tooth loss and restoring both function and appearance. As with all prosthetics at the clinic, partial dentures are fabricated in the on-site laboratory by Jon Curtis, who can make real-time adjustments during the fitting process to optimize comfort and bite alignment.

Immediate dentures are placed on the same day as tooth extraction, so patients never have to go without teeth during the healing period. Tsawwassen Dentures provides immediate dentures as a transitional option that is later refined or replaced with a permanent prosthetic once the gum ridges have healed and stabilized — a process that typically takes several months following extraction. Jon Curtis works closely with patients through both the immediate and final denture phases to ensure the best possible outcome at every stage.

A broken or damaged denture is an urgent inconvenience, and Tsawwassen Dentures offers same-day repair services for patients who need their prosthetic fixed quickly. Because all work is done in the on-site laboratory, Jon Curtis can assess, repair, and return a denture to the patient in a single appointment in many cases. Whether the issue is a broken tooth, a cracked base, or a loose fitting component, the clinic handles urgent repairs with the efficiency that comes from having full in-house fabrication capabilities.

Implant-supported dentures at Tsawwassen Dentures offer a significantly more stable alternative to conventional removable dentures. Dental implants placed in the jawbone by a dental surgeon act as anchors for the denture, dramatically reducing movement during eating and speaking and improving the patient's confidence and comfort. Jon Curtis fabricates the implant-retained prosthetic component in-house to ensure a precise fit with the underlying implants. Patients interested in implant-supported dentures are assessed to determine suitability before treatment planning begins.

Over time, the bone and gum tissue beneath a denture changes shape, causing the prosthetic to fit less securely and comfortably than it did when first made. Denture relining at Tsawwassen Dentures involves adding new material to the fitting surface of the existing denture to restore a snug and accurate fit. Relines are performed in-house by Jon Curtis and can typically be completed on the same day, allowing patients to leave the clinic with a properly fitting denture. Regular relines extend the useful life of a denture and prevent sore spots caused by an ill-fitting base.