There are four primary types of dentures: • Complete dentures - This type of denture is used when all of the natural teeth in the upper or lower arch are missing. Complete dentures fit snugly over the gums and provide functional and aesthetic benefits. • Partial dentures - Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain in the upper or lower arch. In this type of denture, artificial teeth are attached to a metal or acrylic framework that is designed to clasp to the existing teeth. Partial dentures not only restore the appearance of a complete smile but also maintain proper dental alignment. • Implant-supported dentures - These dentures are secured in place by dental implants, which are surgically placed in the jawbone. Implant-supported dentures provide increased stability and prevent slippage or discomfort associated with traditional dentures. They are an excellent option for those seeking a more secure and natural-feeling restoration. • Immediate dentures - Immediate dentures are placed immediately after the extraction of the remaining teeth. They are pre-made and used as a temporary solution while the gums heal. Once the healing process is complete, a permanent set of dentures can be created and installed. Each type of denture offers unique advantages, and the most suitable option depends on your specific oral health needs.