Dentures

Dentures are a versatile and effective solution for replacing lost teeth, whether you need to replace just one tooth or all the teeth in your mouth. Modern dentures are no longer generic, ill-fitting replacements. Instead, they are custom-made to fit each patient comfortably while providing a natural-looking result.

Dentures

Restore Your Smile with Custom-Made Dentures

Dentures are a reliable way to restore both function and appearance after losing teeth. There are several types of dentures available, each designed with a different material to meet a range of needs and preferences. Your dentist will discuss the options in detail to ensure you get the best fit and result for your individual case.

Flexible Dentures

Flexible dentures cling to the gums, offering a comfortable fit with clear materials that blend with the natural gum colour. Although comfortable, they may lose retention over time due to frame deformation.

Acrylic Dentures

Acrylic dentures are a cost-effective option, using the gums for support. They can be bulky and may cause discomfort, but they allow for easy adjustments if more teeth need to be added later.

High-Performance Polymers

These dentures provide a balance between the rigidity of metals and the flexibility of other materials, offering excellent stability and a more natural appearance. Comfort and flexibility.

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Find answers to common questions about dentures, from the procedure to long-term care.

What are dentures used for?

Dentures are used to replace missing teeth, whether it’s just one tooth or a full set, restoring function and appearance.

How long do dentures last?

With proper care and regular check-ups, dentures can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years. They may need adjustments over time as your mouth changes.

What are the different types of dentures?

There are several types of dentures, including metal-framed, flexible, acrylic, and high-performance polymer dentures. Your dentist will recommend the best option for you based on your needs.

Are dentures comfortable?

Modern dentures are designed for a custom fit, making them much more comfortable than traditional options. However, some people may experience minor discomfort as they adjust to wearing them.