Dentures & bridges · Hialeah, FL

Dentures and bridges in Hialeah

Replace missing teeth with full or partial dentures, a fixed bridge, or implant-supported dentures that stay in place — planned with you around comfort and budget.

Full & partial dentures

Implant options

PPO & Medicaid accepted

Smiling older adult with a full, natural-looking smile

Rated 4.9 ★ · 85 Google reviews

Hablamos español

Medicaid & most PPO plans

Open Saturdays

Your options for replacing missing teeth

Full dentures replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Partial dentures fill gaps when you still have some healthy teeth, clipping onto them for support. Both are removable.

A bridge is fixed: it replaces one or more missing teeth by attaching to crowns on the teeth next to the gap. It does not come out, and it looks and feels like natural teeth.

Implant-supported dentures snap onto a few dental implants. They do not slip when you eat or talk, and they help preserve the jawbone. Many patients start with a regular denture and add implants later.

Dentures or a bridge may be right if you

  • Are missing several teeth or a full arch
  • Have loose or failing teeth that cannot be saved
  • Want a more affordable option than implants
  • Have a denture that no longer fits well

At a glance

  • Options Full, partial, bridge, implant
  • Visits Several fittings
  • Adjustments Included in follow-ups
  • Insurance Often partly covered

Why patients choose it

Why replace missing teeth

Eat comfortably

Chew a wider range of foods again.

Speak clearly

Teeth help shape sounds — replacing them improves speech.

Support your face

Teeth and dentures support the lips and cheeks, so the face does not look sunken.

Protect the other teeth

Filling gaps stops neighboring teeth from shifting.

What to expect

How we make your dentures

Consult

We examine your mouth, take X-rays and explain each option with its cost.

Impressions & fittings

We record your bite and try in your teeth so shape and color look right.

Delivery & adjustments

You receive your dentures and come back for small adjustments until they feel right.

Denture and bridge cost

The cost depends on the type (full, partial, bridge or implant-supported) and how many teeth are replaced. Many PPO plans and Medicaid cover part of dentures. We check your benefits and give you a written price first.

Most PPO dental plans and Medicaid are accepted, plus CareCredit. Call with your plan name and we will check your benefits before your visit.

Meet your dentists

Your dentists

Dr. Nicte Boyle, DDS

Dr. Nicte Boyle, DDS

General & cosmetic dentistry · English & Spanish

Dr. Jheiny Garcia, DMD

Dr. Jheiny Garcia, DMD

Family & restorative dentistry · English & Spanish

Rated 4.9 ★ · 85 Google reviews

Very clean office and excellent service. The doctor is kind and professional. I recommend her!

Dany Mansour · translated from Spanish

FAQ

Denture questions

How long does it take to get used to dentures?

Most people adjust within a few weeks. Speaking and eating get easier with practice, and we adjust sore spots at follow-up visits.

Dentures or implants?

Dentures cost less up front. Implants or implant-supported dentures are more stable and protect the jawbone. Read: Dental implants vs. dentures.

Can you fix my loose denture?

Often yes — a reline can improve the fit, or implants can lock the denture in place. Bring your denture to your consult.

Do you take insurance or Medicaid?

Yes. We accept most PPO dental plans and Medicaid, plus CareCredit. Call (305) 871-9111 with your plan name and we will check what is covered before your visit.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes. Dr. Boyle, Dr. Garcia and our team speak English and Spanish — sí, hablamos español.

Patient guides

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Ready for your visit?

Call us or book online — English or Spanish.