✦ Implants & Surgery

Dentures & Prosthetics

Custom-fitted removable or fixed replacement teeth that restore your ability to eat, speak and smile with confidence.

Overview

What Is Dentures & Prosthetics?

Dentures and dental prosthetics are custom-made replacements for missing teeth, ranging from a full set replacing all teeth in an arch to a partial denture that fits around your remaining natural teeth.

Each prosthetic is fitted and adjusted to your mouth’s exact shape for comfort, stability and a natural appearance, restoring both function and confidence in your smile.

30–45 mins per fittingDuration
3–5 visitsSittings
A short adjustment periodRecovery
Not requiredAnaesthesia
  • Full and partial denture options available
  • Custom-fitted for comfort and a natural bite
  • Restores ability to eat and speak with confidence
  • Multiple visits ensure precise, comfortable fit
  • Adjustments made after your first weeks of wear
Dentures & Prosthetics
Is This Right For You?

Signs You May Need Dentures & Prosthetics

  • Several or all missing teeth affecting eating and speech
  • Loose or worn-out existing dentures
  • You’re not a candidate for implants but need tooth replacement
  • Difficulty chewing comfortably due to missing teeth

Not sure if this applies to you? A short consultation will confirm — there’s no obligation to proceed.

The Process

What Happens, Step by Step

1

Assessment & Impressions

The dentist examines your mouth and takes initial impressions of your gums and remaining teeth.

2

Bite Registration

Your bite is recorded to ensure the denture aligns correctly with your jaw.

3

Trial Fitting

A trial denture is fitted so you can check appearance and comfort before finalising.

4

Final Fabrication

The denture is finished in the lab based on the approved trial fitting.

5

Fitting & Adjustment

The final denture is fitted, with follow-up adjustments made as you settle in.

Frequently Asked

Common Questions About Dentures & Prosthetics

Most patients adjust within a few weeks, though some initial soreness and altered speech are normal at first.

With proper care, dentures typically last 5–8 years before needing replacement or relining due to changes in your gums and jaw.

Yes, though it's best to start with softer foods and gradually reintroduce harder foods as you adjust.

A full denture replaces all teeth in an arch, while a partial denture fills gaps around your remaining natural teeth.

A denture consultation can check missing teeth, gum shape, bite, and comfort expectations. Depending on health and budget, removable dentures or implant-supported teeth may be discussed. This keeps expectations more realistic

Dentures can look natural when tooth shade, gum colour, face shape, and lip support are planned well. Trial fittings help avoid a bulky or artificial-looking smile. This helps protect long-term results.

Dentures may suit patients who want a non-surgical or lower-cost option. Implants can give better stability, but bone, health, cleaning ability, and budget must be checked. It also makes follow-up easier.

Minor looseness may improve with adjustment, but old or worn dentures often need replacement. The dentist checks gum changes, bite, cracks, and chewing comfort before deciding. That makes decision-making easier.

Dentures should usually be removed at night so gums can rest. If embarrassment is a concern, ask about better-fitting dentures or fixed replacement options during consultation. This reduces rushed treatment decisions.

Your smile deserves expert care.
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