A well-made denture restores your ability to eat and speak and supports the face. Partial dentures fill gaps between remaining teeth; complete dentures replace a full arch.
You might need this if…
- Several or all teeth missing
- Difficulty chewing or speaking
- An old denture that is loose, cracked or sore
- Cheeks or lips looking sunken
How it’s done
- 1
Impressions
Accurate impressions of your gums and any remaining teeth.
- 2
Bite & try-in
We record how your jaws meet and let you see and try the teeth in wax before anything is finalised.
- 3
Fitting
The finished denture is fitted and adjusted for comfort.
- 4
Review
Sore spots in the first weeks are common; short review visits ease them.
Afterwards
- Take dentures out at night and clean them daily.
- Start with soft food cut into small pieces.
- Come back for relining when the fit loosens over the years.
Questions patients ask
A well-fitted denture with natural-looking teeth is rarely noticed. We choose tooth shade and shape with you.
Yes. Implant-supported dentures clip onto a few implants for much better stability. Ask us if a loose lower denture bothers you.
This page is general information, not a diagnosis. We will advise you properly after an examination.
