Our denture design process is underpinned by achieving outstanding functionality and aesthetic results for our patients.

With something as important as your smile, there’s no compromise on quality – after all, it’s something you will wear every day for years to come!

What are dentures?

Dentures are a set of false teeth, which can be created for teeth missing on the top or bottom row of your smile. Dentures are traditionally made of an acrylic or chrome base which sits over the top of the gums and a set of false teeth.

Why dentures?

In the vast majority of cases, it’s hugely in the interests of our patients to replace missing teeth. Leaving gaps in your smile can cause your oral health to spiral and bring about a dip in confidence levels and self-esteem.

Reliable and economical solution

Dentures have stood the test of time, and it’s no surprise why. They are a highly reliable and cost-effective way of replacing a high number of missing teeth.

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Dentures

Replace old dentures with a new and improved fit.

Your smile deserves better than old and tired-looking dentures. Our talented dentists and dental technicians collaborate to create dentures that fit every groove and curve of your mouth, so that your smile looks as natural as it should.

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No more limitations on your diet.

If you’ve been living with missing teeth for a while, you will likely be familiar with the distress that can come with having to cut out certain foods.

With your new dentures, you’ll have the freedom to eat all kinds of foods and no longer feel the frustration of having to limit your diet.

Speak confidently and clearly.

Even the loss of a single tooth can affect speech and pronunciation. Your new dentures will reverse speech impediments and involuntary inflexions, giving you the confidence to speak confidently around friends, loved ones and colleagues.

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How much do dentures cost?

Partial dentures start from £499, and the cost depends on the material and how many teeth are being replaced. You'll get a written quote after your assessment. Denplan Essentials members get 15% off, and finance is available over 12 months at 0% interest. See our fees page for the full list.

How long will it take to get used to them?

Most people need a few weeks. Speech and eating feel odd at first, and it's normal to have a couple of sore spots that need easing in the first fortnight - that's expected, not a sign anything's gone wrong. Start with softer foods, cut things smaller, and come back to us for the adjustments rather than putting up with rubbing.

Will they look obvious?

They shouldn't. Modern dentures are a long way from what most people picture, and we take time over the shade, shape and position of the teeth so they suit your face rather than looking uniform. Bring in a photograph of your own teeth from before if you have one - it genuinely helps.

Can I have something that doesn't move around?

Yes. Implants can be used to hold a denture firmly in place, which stops the movement and lets you eat properly again. That ranges from a couple of implants stabilising an existing denture to a fixed all-on-4 bridge that doesn't come out at all. It's worth a conversation if your lower denture in particular is giving you trouble.

How long do dentures last?

Around five to eight years, though your mouth changes shape underneath them over time, so they'll usually need relining before they need replacing. Loose dentures aren't something to live with - they cause sore spots and accelerate bone loss.

How do I clean them?

Brush them daily over a bowl of water with a denture brush and soap, not toothpaste, which is too abrasive. Soak them in a denture cleaner, and take them out overnight to let your gums recover. Keep brushing any natural teeth and your gums as normal.

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