Dentures

Dentures replace missing teeth when implants or bridges are not suitable or not chosen. A partial denture fills gaps while working around your remaining teeth; a full denture replaces a complete arch.

Fit is what determines whether a denture is comfortable, and getting it right takes several appointments of impressions, trial fittings and adjustments. Rushing that stage is the most common reason dentures end up in a drawer.

Because the jawbone changes shape slowly after teeth are lost, dentures need relining or remaking periodically. For patients who find a lower denture loose, implant-supported options that clip onto two or more implants offer considerably more stability while remaining removable for cleaning. We will talk through which approach suits your mouth and your budget.