Four kinds of denture, one to fit you
Select a type to see how it sits in the mouth.
Upper arch, from aboveComplete denture
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Dentures, planned with you
Multiple specialist consultants
Your case is seen by the consultant suited to it — whether that’s a full denture, a partial, or one anchored to implants.
Options for different needs
Several denture types and materials, explained plainly, so you can choose what suits your comfort and your budget.
Consult first, no pressure
Every plan starts with an examination and a conversation. You decide in your own time.
Most people need a few weeks to get comfortable speaking and eating with new dentures. Starting with softer foods and wearing them as advised helps. If anything feels sore or loose, your consultant can check the fit and adjust it.
A complete denture replaces all the teeth in an upper or lower arch. A partial denture fills the gaps when some natural teeth remain, and is held in place by those teeth.
In many cases, yes. Implants can be placed later to anchor a denture for more stability, depending on your bone and gum health. Your consultant can assess this whenever you’re ready. More on dental implants.
Dentures wear over time, and the gums and bone underneath gradually change shape. Regular check-ups let your consultant review the fit and advise when an adjustment, reline or replacement is needed.
Find the denture that feels right
Message us on WhatsApp to arrange a consultation. We’ll talk through the options with you.