Berkeley Prosthodontics and General Dentistry

Will people be able to tell that I have partials or dentures?

Depending on your smile line (i.e. how high your lip goes or how much teeth an gums your smile shows), most partials and complete dentures mimic your natural teeth and oral tissues, and full & partial dentures | dentist in berkeley people will be unable to notice that the prosthetics are dentures. Partials and complete dentures also provide masticatory function in edentulous, missing tooth spaces.  Denture teeth are custom ordered to match your face shape, jaw size, teeth shade, and gum shade. 

Modern Denture Technology

Full or partial dentures have been a great way to replace multiple missing teeth and restore your confidence. Through modern dental technology, dentures are now more secure than ever before. Visit our service page on implant-supported dentures to learn more! Here at Berkeley Prosthodontics and General Dentistry, we want to make sure you get the dental procedure that is right for you. Call our office to speak to one of our wonderful staff and have all of your questions answered. 

 
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Important information regarding COVID-19 Safety


Welcome back!  Your health and well-being continue to be our highest priority, and we are ONLY open because we have carefully planned and revised our office procedures to greatly minimize the risk of infection for our patients and our team members.

Our team closely follows guidelines set forth by the CDC, OSHA, ADA, and Berkeley City in regards to existing and new personal protective equipment (PPE), updated engineering, modified administrative protocols, and extra safety practice protocols. You can expect to see some changes for your next appointment, such as pre-appointment respiratory screening, daily temperature-taking, social distanced office area, more air purification and ventilation in each operatory, staggered and lengthened appointments, and more physical barriers installed to keep the office a safe environment for everyone.
 

We ask that everyone 12 and older must have face cover on when you arrive at our office, and to help social distance, we may ask you and your family, companion to wait in your car during any wait.

 

Thank you for your cooperation! We look forward to see you soon!

Amy Au, Barbara Curtis, and the Berkeley Prosthodontics Dental Team