Dentures in Marysville, CA
Comfortable, custom-fitted dentures for a full, confident smile
Regain Your Smile with Custom Dentures
Losing multiple teeth can affect everything from how you eat to how you feel about your appearance. Custom dentures at Charles F. Kattuah, DDS in Marysville are designed to fit comfortably, look natural, and restore the function you have been missing.
Dr. Kattuah offers both full dentures — for patients missing all teeth on an arch — and partial dentures for those missing several teeth. Each set is crafted to your unique anatomy for a secure, comfortable fit. For patients seeking even more stability, we also offer implant-supported dentures anchored with dental implants.
Full & Partial Options
We offer full and partial dentures to match your specific needs and goals.
Custom-Fitted Comfort
Each set is crafted to your unique anatomy for a secure, natural-looking fit.
Implant-Supported
Implant-anchored dentures are available for added stability without adhesives.
Your Denture Journey
Consultation and Impressions
Dr. Kattuah evaluates your oral health, discusses your options — including full, partial, and implant-supported dentures — and takes precise impressions of your mouth to guide fabrication.
Custom Fabrication
Your dentures are crafted in a dental lab to match the shape, size, and shade of natural teeth for a realistic appearance. We work closely with the lab to ensure every detail is right.
Fitting and Adjustment
You try your new dentures, and we make any adjustments needed for comfort and function. Follow-up visits are included to fine-tune the fit as your mouth adapts, so you can eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
Living Comfortably With Dentures
Adjusting to new dentures takes a little time and patience, but most patients find that within a few weeks their new teeth begin to feel like a natural part of daily life. Dr. Kattuah and our team at Charles F. Kattuah, DDS are here to support you through every stage of the transition.
The Adjustment Period
It is normal to experience some soreness and increased saliva production during the first days with new dentures. Speaking and eating may feel different at first — starting with softer foods and practicing words that feel tricky can help you build confidence quickly. Your gums and facial muscles need a short time to adapt to the new appliance, and any initial discomfort typically fades as your mouth settles in.
Daily Care for Your Dentures
Remove your dentures each night and brush them gently with a soft brush and a denture-specific cleanser — regular toothpaste can be too abrasive. Rinse them after meals to remove food particles, and soak them overnight to keep them moist and help maintain their shape. Even with full dentures, continue to clean your gums, tongue, and the roof of your mouth each morning before placing the dentures back in. This routine supports gum health and helps prevent irritation.
When to Return for Adjustments
Over time, the shape of your jawbone and gums can change, which may cause your dentures to feel less secure. If you notice increased slipping, sore spots, or difficulty chewing, schedule a visit so Dr. Kattuah can reline or adjust the fit. Routine checkups also give our team a chance to evaluate the overall condition of the denture and your oral tissues, catching any concerns early. Patients from Linda, Olivehurst, Live Oak, and the surrounding Yuba-Sutter area depend on Charles F. Kattuah, DDS in Marysville for comfortable, personalized denture care.
Frequently Asked Questions
We offer full dentures for patients missing all teeth and partial dentures for those missing several teeth. Dr. Kattuah will recommend the option that best fits your situation, comfort, and goals.
Most patients adjust within a few weeks. Speaking and eating may feel different at first, but this improves quickly. We schedule follow-up appointments to fine-tune the fit as needed.
Yes. Implant-supported dentures snap onto dental implants for a more secure, stable fit. This option eliminates the need for adhesives and can significantly improve comfort.
Remove and rinse dentures after eating, brush them daily with a soft brush and denture cleaner, and soak them overnight. Also continue cleaning your gums and any remaining teeth.