Do you take my insurance?

We accept all PPO dental insurance plans, including Delta Dental, MetLife, UnitedHealthcare, Guardian, Aetna, Principal, United Concordia and Beam. If your plan doesn't fully cover a visit, we'll walk you through all costs ahead of time.

What if I don't have insurance?

Our in-house membership plan starts at $490 a year for an individual, a little more than $1 a day. It includes two preventive hygiene visits a year, and other treatment comes with reduced co-pays. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Cherry and Sunbit.

What happens at my first visit?

We review your medical and dental history, take dental X-rays, do a comprehensive exam, and clean, polish and floss your teeth. If anything needs treatment, we walk you through all costs ahead of time.

Are you open on Saturdays or evenings?

We're open until 7pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 8am on Fridays, and 8am–2pm on the third Saturday of each month.

Free on-site parking at 20162 SW Birch St, with an elevator to Suite 200. We're a few minutes from John Wayne Airport.

Can you see me today for a toothache?

Call (949) 873-0022 right away. We offer same-day appointments whenever available.

Yes, we see kids. Please call us at (949) 873-0022 before booking so we can make sure the visit fits your child's age and needs.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes, our front desk team speaks Spanish.

SERVICES

Newport Beach
Dentures

Custom dentures designed for comfort, function, and confidence. Dr. Kabaklian and his team ensure dentures that look as good as they feel, with a precision fit.

Custom fitted full & partial dentures

At Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry, every denture is custom designed to fit your mouth comfortably and look natural. Whether you need full dentures, partial dentures, or a more advanced restorative dentistry solution, your replacement teeth are carefully crafted to match your facial features, bite, and smile. Our goal is simple: to create dentures that feel secure, function well for chewing, and restore your confidence after tooth loss.

We offer a compassionate, judgment-free environment to explore the best options available to you, from dentures to dental implants, as you seek to restore your smile. We know that everyone’s journey is different, and our aim is to help you look and feel good in your smile and experience the complete benefits of great oral care from a warm, welcoming team.

What are the differences between types of dentures?

There are several types of dentures available, each designed to meet different needs:

Full dentures (complete dentures): Replace all missing teeth in the upper arch, lower arch, or both
Partial dentures: Fill in gaps when some natural teeth remain, helping prevent shifting and restoring balance
Implant supported dentures (snap-in denture/overdentures): Anchored to dental implants for added stability and a more secure fit

Each option varies in terms of comfort, retention, and long-term performance. Your dentist will help you choose the right solution based on your oral health and goals. If only one or two teeth need attention, dental bridges or dental crowns may be a better fit. Remember: Dentures have come a long way. Though they can sometimes have a reputation for being ill-fitting and unnatural-looking, advancements in materials and digital imaging mean today’s dentures are natural-looking, comfortable, and highly functional.

How long does it take for a full set of dentures?

The timeline for a full set of dentures depends on your individual needs. If tooth extractions are required due to gum disease or advanced tooth loss, a healing period may be needed before placing final dentures.

In some cases, immediate dentures or temporary dentures can be placed shortly after extractions so you’re never without teeth. Final dentures are then adjusted or remade once your gums have fully healed to ensure the best possible fit.

Dentures Have Come A Long Way, And So Can Your Smile

Schedule your consultation at Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry today.

What to expect at Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry denture fitting

Your denture fitting process at Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry is personalized and detail-focused. It typically includes impressions of your mouth, careful measurements, and try-in appointments to refine the fit, appearance, and bite.

Once your dentures are ready, we ensure they sit comfortably and function properly. Follow-up visits may be scheduled to make adjustments and eliminate sore spots, helping you adapt smoothly and avoid denture pain or irritation.

We understand that taking big steps in your dental journey can sometimes feel overwhelming. At Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry, we take time with each patient to understand where they’re coming from and where they hope to go. Dr. Kabaklian will personally guide you through the entire process, and you’ll never be passed off to multiple dentists or pressured into anything you don’t need. Our number one goal is to help you feel confident and comfortable in your smile again and for the process to be as painless as possible!

About Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry & Dr. Kabaklian

Dr. Kabaklian and the team at Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry provide patient-centered care in Newport Beach, with a focus on comfort, aesthetics, and long-term function. Every denture is approached with precision and attention to detail, ensuring results that feel natural and support your everyday life.

Patients trust us for the personalized experience, modern approach, and commitment to helping them feel confident in their smile again. We’ve seen many patients transform not only their smiles, but also their relationship to receiving dental care, and that is one of our greatest achievements as a practice.

How much do dentures cost?

The cost of dentures depends on the type selected (full dentures, partial dentures, or implant supported dentures), the materials, and the complexity. At Enamel General & Cosmetic Dentistry, we work with patients to explore options that balance comfort, function, and affordability.

Are dentures covered by insurance?

Many dental insurance plans cover a portion of the cost of dentures, though coverage can vary. Our team can help review your benefits and explain what may be included. We also offer third-party financing options to make dentures more accessible through manageable monthly payments.

How long do dentures last before needing to be adjusted?

Dentures typically last several years, but changes in your jawbone and gums (usually due to bone loss) can affect the fit over time. This may lead to loose dentures or discomfort. Periodic adjustments, relines, or replacements help maintain a proper fit. For patients seeking more stability long-term, implant supported dentures or full mouth implants can help reduce issues with shifting or looseness.

How do I keep my dentures clean?

Dentures should be cleaned daily to remove food particles and prevent bacteria buildup. This typically includes brushing the dentures with a soft brush and soaking them in a denture-safe solution. Keeping your gums and mouth clean is just as important to maintain overall oral health and avoid irritation.

Do people with dentures get regular dental checkups/cleanings?

Yes. Even with full dentures, regular dental checkups are important. Your dentist will monitor the fit of your dentures, check for sore spots, and ensure your gums and oral tissues remain healthy. While cleanings may look different than traditional hygiene visits, ongoing care helps prevent discomfort and keeps your dentures functioning properly.