Dentures That Restore Your Smile and Confidence

If you are missing teeth or need to have teeth removed, we recommend chatting with one of our friendly dentists. Our team will conduct a thorough clinical examination and take X-rays to assess your dental health. Based on this evaluation, we’ll discuss your short- and long-term options, ensuring you receive the treatment best suited to your needs.

Some common signs that indicate you might need dentures:

Loose Teeth

Loose teeth can make eating difficult and often result from bone loss due to infection. Removing and replacing these teeth with dentures can provide more stable chewing surfaces and support adjacent teeth.

Gum Issues

Red, swollen, tender or bleeding gums can indicate periodontal disease or infections related to tooth decay. Severe cases may require tooth extraction, and once the gums heal, the gaps can be filled with dentures.

Missing Teeth Gaps

Gaps between teeth, especially in the front, can affect your smile and speech. Dentures can replace these, restoring functionality and aesthetics.

Self-Consciousness About Smiling

If you’re self-conscious about your smile due to missing or broken teeth, dentures can help you regain confidence. They can be customised to look like your natural teeth or create a brand-new smile.

Severe Toothache

Persistent toothaches due to infection may require tooth removal. Dentures can provide a temporary or permanent solution to replace the extracted teeth, alleviating pain and restoring functionality.

• Enables you to chew and speak more efficiently
• Fills gaps in your smile, enhancing your appearance
• Helps you feel better about your smile and appearance
• Maintains the shape and structure of your face

Wearing dentures requires an adjustment period. Initially, you might experience some difficulty eating and speaking, and the dentures might feel loose. However, with time and practice, you’ll become accustomed to them. Properly fitted dentures, along with guidance from your dentist, can help you adapt more quickly.

Proper care is crucial to ensure they remain in good condition and last longer. Here are some essential tips:

• Remove and clean after meals to remove food particles and plaque
• Use a soft toothbrush on your dentures twice a day
• Store your dentures in a denture container when not in use, especially overnight
• Avoid heat and direct sunlight to prevent warping
• Bring your dentures to your regular dental check-ups so your dentist can monitor their fit and condition