Support & retention
A partial may use clasps or other attachments. We assess your remaining teeth to decide what can support the denture.

NEDIC Dartmouth
Replace several missing teeth while keeping the natural teeth that remain.
Understand your options
A removable partial denture fills gaps in your smile. Its replacement teeth connect to a base, with a design that works around your remaining teeth and gums.
A partial may use clasps or other attachments. We assess your remaining teeth to decide what can support the denture.
The tooth arrangement and denture design are planned around your smile, bite, and available space.
You remove the partial for cleaning. Your team shows you how to insert and remove it without forcing the attachments.
The NEDIC approach
We review your remaining teeth, gums, and bite, then discuss suitable designs. Your doctor and laboratory team use your records to plan the partial and check its fit. Any recommended work on supporting teeth is explained in advance.
Your next step
The goal is to fill the spaces left by missing teeth and support appearance, speech, and chewing. Getting used to a new partial takes practice, and adjustments may be needed.
Clean the partial and your natural teeth as instructed. Attend regular checkups and contact us for sore spots or changes in fit.