DDS Dentures + Implant Solutions

At DDS Dentures+Implant Solutions we are focused on delighting our patients. Call us at (816) 298-8499 or visit DDSGladstone.com to book your appointment.

Your health & well-being remain our top priority. Learn more at www.DDSGladstone.com.

Many of our practices are open to serve you safely. Visit the link below to start planning your new smile at your nearest clinic.

When you're ready to update your smile, know that we've added even more cleaning and disinfection measures as a way to provide you with the best care. Visit the link below to learn about all the heightened precautions in place at your nearest clinic.

If you're ready for a new, more confident smile, visit the link below to find an office in your area.

Your health and safety is our #1 priority. DDS of Gladstone is safely open.

As we help you reach your smile goals, it's also important to us to help keep you safe. Learn more about safety efforts happening at your local clinic by visiting the link below.

To keep our patients and staff safe, we've updated the way appointments run with new safety protocols. Learn more about what will happen when you come in by visiting the link below.

Our care for you doesn't stop at your smile. Learn more about safety efforts in place at your local clinic by visiting the link below.

Many of our practices are safely open, and we're ready to welcome you into safe & clean environments with new protocols in place. Appointment times will be limited to preserve physical distancing. Learn more about updated practices to help keep patients & staff safe by visiting the link below or calling us at (844) 557-0643.

Your daily routine should include denture care. While you're at home, remember that you should rinse, brush & soak your dentures daily (unless they have a liner inside) to keep up good hygiene habits. If you need a more detailed guide on how to care for your dentures, visit the link below.

Staying healthy means staying hydrated, especially when it comes to your dentures. So, while you're home, remember to drink a lot of water to help replenish fluids in your body. Find more tips for dental health by visiting the link below.