Services

Complete dentures

Complete dentures replace all the teeth in the upper jaw, the lower jaw or both. They rest on the gums and the bone underneath.

Every mouth is different, especially where the gums have shrunk or the bite is unusual, so each set is made individually for you.

Partial dentures

A removable partial denture replaces one or more missing teeth and fills the gaps between your own.

A well-designed partial helps you chew and speak, and keeps your remaining teeth from drifting into the spaces. Frameworks can be acrylic, flexible or cast metal.

Implant-retained dentures

An implant-retained denture clips onto dental implants, so it moves less than a conventional denture. It is often recommended for the lower jaw, where dentures are harder to keep in place.

Your dentist or oral surgeon places the implants, and we design and make the denture, working with them.

• More stable while eating and speaking
• Often more comfortable
• An upper denture may not need to cover the palate

Immediate dentures

An immediate denture is made before your remaining teeth are removed, so you are not without teeth while you heal.

Your gums and bone shrink over the following months, so the denture needs adjustments and usually a temporary soft liner, followed by a reline or a new denture once healing is complete.

Relines

A loose denture does not always need replacing. A reline reshapes the fitting surface to match how your gums have changed. Hard and soft liners are available.

We usually suggest a reline every 2 to 3 years.

Rebases

A rebase replaces the whole pink base of the denture while keeping the existing teeth. It is an option when the base is worn or cracked but the teeth are still in good shape.

Repairs

Cracks, chips and broken teeth happen. Most repairs are done in our lab the same day, so you are not without your denture for long.

Please don’t glue a broken denture yourself: household glues can be harmful and make a proper repair harder.