Dentures
What Is THE TREATMENT?
It is important to consider your options to fill the gap when you have missing teeth, to support the surrounding teeth, jaw bone and gums. Dentures are a great solution for missing teeth. They can be used to replace single or multiple missing teeth, and can be removeable or fixed (using dental implants) to help improve stability.
We offer a range of denture options, from temporary dentures while awaiting a permanent fixed solution to a missing tooth, to highly aesthetic full dentures.
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Why Choose Us?
We work closely alongside skilled lab technicians using the latest technology to achieve the perfect result that will meet your needs. We offer a range of different denture options, including flexi-dentures and highly aesthetic options to ensure your treatment needs are met.
The Treatment Process
01. CONSULTATION
We will discuss your areas of concern and desired treatment outcomes, as well as taking a digital scan of your teeth and x-rays. You can ask any questions you have, and your clinician will begin to form a plan for your treatment.
02. Treatment
You will have a few appointments to ensure the fit, bite and look of your new teeth are perfect.
03. FIT
At this appointment we will fit your new dentures. You can come back for a review or adjustment of your dentures if you need to after a few weeks of having them fitted.
Pricing
We offer free, no obligation consultations to allow you to discuss your treatment options with a dentist. We take a £25 deposit which can be refunded after you have attended your appointment, or taken off your treatment plan.
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Acrylic Denture From £550 to £1200
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Chrome Denture From £850 to £1200
We will provide you with a full treatment plan and quote following consultation, so there are no hidden costs for your treatment. We offer interest free finance to help spread the cost of your treatment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You may require a short period of adjustment to get used to wearing and speaking with your new dentures. Once you have settled in to wearing your dentures, your speech should return to normal. Your dentist can help you with this and make adjustments to the denture if required.
You will need to clean your dentures and mouth regularly to help prevent plaque build up and protect any remaining teeth and your soft tissues. To clean your dentures, brush them over a sink with a special denture cleaning brush. Rinse them well with water. You can also use denture cleaner once a week.
It is highly recommended to remove your dentures at night. You can leave them to soak in denture cleaner (follow the instructions on the pack) to ensure they are clean in the morning.