Complete and partial dentures, fixed bridges and full mouth rehabilitation to restore chewing, speech and a confident smile.
Overview
Missing or badly damaged teeth affect chewing, speech, appearance and confidence. Our dental team plans treatment to restore function and appearance, from simple dentures to full mouth rehabilitation.
Options include complete dentures, removable partial dentures, fixed partial dentures (bridges), overdentures and implant-supported prostheses. We also manage jaw joint (TMJ) disorders and offer smile correction.
Who needs this treatment?
- Several or all teeth missing
- Worn, broken or heavily filled teeth
- Problems with bite or jaw joint pain
- Ill-fitting old dentures
Benefits
- Restores chewing and clear speech
- Improves facial support and appearance
- Treatment tailored to your mouth and budget
How it is done
Before the procedure
A detailed examination, X-rays and impressions of your teeth and gums are taken.
During the procedure
Dentures and bridges are made over a few visits, with trial fittings to check comfort, bite and appearance. Full mouth rehabilitation is planned and done in stages.
After the procedure
Adjustments are made as you get used to the new teeth.
Recovery and aftercare
It may take a few weeks to get used to new dentures.
- Clean dentures daily and remove them at night unless advised otherwise
- Return for adjustment if they cause sore spots
Frequently asked questions
Dentures usually need relining or replacement after some years as the gums and bone change. Regular check-ups keep them comfortable.
This page gives general information. Whether a treatment is right for you, and what it involves, depends on your condition; your doctor will explain the options after examining you.