Dentures Ridgewood
Bergen County's Denture Specialists
Implant placement and denture design performed in-house
Advanced tech for long-lasting fit, comfort, and function
Trusted for complex implant denture cases in Bergen County
Options include All-on-4® and fixed or removable implant solutions
Implants Provide Excellent Stability
Dental implants act as artificial tooth roots. Because they fuse with your jawbone, they won’t move or loosen over time. If you want dentures that remain firmly in place, dental implants are an excellent solution.
Traditional vs. Implant-Supported Dentures
Our Bergen County, NJ, dentists can help you decide which type of denture best fits your dental needs and lifestyle.
Implant Dentures Provide the Best Stability
Implant-supported dentures stay securely in place as you chew or speak, offering stability comparable to natural teeth.
Implant Dentures Protect Jawbone Health
Dental implants help prevent the bone loss that can follow tooth loss.
Traditional Dentures Don’t Require Surgery
A traditional complete denture does not require implant placement.
Traditional Dentures Don’t Require Recovery Time
Because no surgery is needed, a traditional denture offers a quicker treatment timeline.
Traditional Dentures Cost Less
If cost is a concern, a traditional denture provides a more affordable way to restore function and appearance.
All-on-4 Dentures Before and After
This patient came to us for dentures. We provided All-on-4 implants and secure, natural-looking dentures. If you’re inspired by these results, visit our Bergen County, NJ, office.
Contact Our Dentistry Practice
It's not difficult to find a dentures provider. However, it can be difficult to find a practice that can provide you with dentures that fit correctly, contribute to a balanced and healthy bite, and are crafted to provide years of benefits. Doesn't your smile deserve a high-quality solution?
At our Ridgewood office, NJ, Drs. Jin Ha Joung and Mark Samani are prosthodontists, meaning they specialize in the replacement of missing teeth. We can provide many different options at our dental practice, and we are prepared to find exactly the right fit for your needs.
Contact our dentistry practice online to ask a question or request a consultation. You can also reach us by phone in Bergen County:
Understanding the Difference At Ridgewood Dental Associates
“Never once was I made to feel uncomfortable or embarrassed that it had been years since I saw a dentist. After sitting down with Dr. Samani & Alyda for a consultation I knew I was in the right place. Dr. Joung met with me to explain the implant surgery he would be performing and put me at ease knowing that I was in good hands with both doctors and staff. Dr. Samani used his expertise to give me back my healthy smile.
The doctors and staff are warm and friendly and treat you like family. I would definitely recommend RDA for all your dental needs” — Susan, 5-Star Review
Flexible Financing Options for Your Care
Our Ridgewood, NJ, dental practice accepts financing through CareCredit, Lending Club, and Proceed Finance so patients can find a payment plan that fits their budget. We are glad to help you apply for their low-interest plans.
Types of Dentures
Implant-Supported Dentures
While traditional dentures are highly beneficial, patients can experience greatly enhanced stability, function, and aesthetics with implant-supported dentures.
Dental implants are titanium devices that are surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace the root of a tooth and support different kinds of dental prosthetics. Over time, the implants fuse to the jawbone and provide stimulation that prevents bone atrophy. As with other types of dentures, we can provide temporaries to wear as you wait for your implants to integrate with your jawbone and become ready to support your permanent dentures.
All-on-4 Implants
Our dentist may recommend All-on-4, which secures a full-arch denture on just four strategically placed implants. This option may be the ideal solution for patients who have suffered mild jawbone atrophy due to prolonged tooth loss, since All-on-4 implants can sometimes be placed without the need for a bone graft.
Traditional Full Dentures
A traditional full denture has an acrylic base that fits over your gums. A complete denture will replace all of the teeth on your upper and/or lower jaw.
To create this type of prosthetic, your doctor will first take impressions of your gums. We will provide a temporary denture to wear while you wait for your permanent dentures.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are made for patients missing several teeth, but not an entire dental arch. In many ways, a partial denture is similar to a full denture. It has a gum-colored acrylic base that fits over your gums, and prosthetic teeth that fill out your smile.
However, while full dentures are held in place with suction and dental adhesive, small metal clips connect a traditional partial denture to adjacent teeth. The patient’s remaining teeth support the prosthetic.
Immediate Traditional Dentures
It will take time to craft your denture, but that doesn't mean you have to suffer with an incomplete bite during that time. After you have received preparatory treatments and we take impressions of your bite, we will provide a temporary (immediate) denture that you can use in order to achieve a functional bite in the meantime.
The Need for Dentures Is More Common Than You Might Think
According to the American College of Prosthodontists, about 36 million Americans live without any natural teeth. Of that group, 90% wear dentures. If you have ever felt worried or isolated about tooth loss, you're far from alone. Our compassionate Ridgewood, NJ, dentists are here to help you find your smile.
Patients Truly Believe in Our Ridgewood, NJ, Team
Frank Maldonado
2025
Dr Joung and his entire team are wonderful! I've been a dentist for 36 years, which says a lot that I would choose his office to have some necessary work done. My son has been treated by him as well with fantastic results. I would highly recommend him…
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2025
I deeply appreciate Dr. Jeong’s care and his outstanding professional dental skills. My case has been extremely challenging, and although I visited many dentists including professors at university dental hospitals, no one was able to fix it. He took the time to think through my case with me, did his absolute best, and provided thoughtful, precise treatment.
View on GoogleAre You Looking for Custom-Made Dentures? Visit an Office That Can Make It Happen
If you're worried about finding a team that has the skill, knowledge, and kindness to care for you, the search is over. Ridgewood Dental Associates can help you with every step of the denture process with true understanding and compassion.
We offer several types of dentures, including implant-supported dentures, giving you more options for additional peace of mind. Because our dentists can place your implants instead of referring out, you won't have to go from office to office. Instead, you can rely on the same team you trust for excellent care.
Each patient is different. Our dentists see you as the individual that you are, and we're excited to find the solution that's right for you. From complete dentures to partial dentures, we can lead you through each of your dentistry options.
Ready to start smiling again? Contact us or call our Ridgewood, NJ, team.
How to Maintain Your Dentures
The manner in which you clean and maintain your dentures depends on whether you have removable or implant-retained dentures.
Implant Dentures
Implant dentures are not removable, so it is important to brush your teeth at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste. We also recommend buying special cleaning tools to clean the area between the dentures and implants. Floss threaders or a Waterpik® may be used to clean difficult-to-reach areas. You should also be sure to clean all soft tissues of the mouth.
Removable Dentures
Removable dentures should be taken out at least twice a day for thorough cleanings. Brush your dentures with a soft-bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive cleaner approved for dentures. You must also brush your gums, tongue, and the other soft tissues of your mouth to keep them clean. At night, you should soak your dentures in water or cleansing solution so they maintain their shape. In addition, you should quickly remove your dentures and rinse them with water after eating.
A Patient's Perspective On Our Ridgewood, NJ, Team
Dorothy Baines
2025
I have been a long time Ridgewood Dental client starting when I got my first dental implants.about 10 years ago. Since then, I have made Ridgewood Dental my choice for dental care, whether it's cleaning, or other dental care. I have no desire to go elsewhere as Ridgewood Dental provides all my needs and I consider all of the employees as friends.
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