Custom Dentures for Comfort, Function, and Confidence.
If you have lost one or more teeth then dentures (or false teeth) can serve as a temporary solution while your gums heal after an extraction, or provide a permanent way to replace missing teeth.
We take a great deal of care to ensure that you get the look you want from your new dentures. Whether you want an exact copy of your natural teeth or a white Hollywood smile, we will endeavour to make sure you are delighted with your results!
Benefits of Dentures
Restore Your Confidence
Filling the gap left by missing teeth helps you feel more confident when smiling, speaking, and socialising.
Improve Chewing and Eating
Dentures allow you to enjoy a wider variety of foods comfortably, making mealtimes easier and more enjoyable.
Support Facial Structure
Dentures help maintain the natural shape of your face, preventing the sunken appearance that can occur with tooth loss.
Enhance Speech
Replacing missing teeth can improve clarity of speech and make talking easier.
Customised for Comfort
Our dentures are carefully fitted to your mouth, ensuring comfort and stability throughout the day.
Flexible Solutions
Whether you need a temporary option while healing or a long-term replacement, dentures can be tailored to suit your needs.
Choosing the Right Denture for You
There are several types of dentures, and the right option depends on your individual oral health needs.
Full Dentures
Also known as complete dentures, full dentures replace an entire arch of missing teeth. They rest on your gums and are supported by your palate (upper jaw) or lower jaw ridge. Some patients may use a denture adhesive for extra stability.
Full dentures are what most people picture when they think of traditional dentures. They consist of artificial teeth set into a gum-coloured base. Dentures are usually removed at night for cleaning and to give your gums a rest.
Partial Dentures
If you’re missing some, but not all, teeth in one or both jaws, partial dentures may be suitable. Like full dentures, they rely on your gums and underlying bone for support but they can also rest on the remaining teeth. They may feature clasps that attach to your remaining natural teeth, providing extra stability and comfort.
Immediate Dentures
When teeth need to be extracted before wearing dentures, immediate dentures can be fitted right after the procedure. These may be temporary appliances while your gums heal, or in some cases, they can serve as your final denture. Your dentist will advise which approach is best for you.
Implant-supported Dentures
If you’re looking for a more secure solution for missing teeth, implant dentures could be the answer. Removable implant-retained dentures snap onto small posts in your jaw, giving extra stability while still being easy to take out for cleaning. Fixed implant-supported dentures stay in place permanently and can only be removed by your dentist, offering a lasting, hassle-free alternative. Both options help you eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
