Full dentures
Replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Made from durable acrylic, shaded and shaped to suit your face, and adjusted until they sit comfortably.
Dentures
Modern dentures are lighter, better-fitting, and far more natural-looking than older sets. They are a cost-effective way to replace several teeth.
What are dentures?
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. A full denture replaces a complete upper or lower arch when all the natural teeth are gone; a partial denture fills the gaps when some healthy teeth remain. Modern dentures are lighter, better-fitting, and far more natural-looking than older sets.
They're a cost-effective way to replace several teeth, and they can be made more stable with implants.
Types of dentures we provide
Acrylic partial dentures
An economical option for replacing one or several missing teeth, held by clasps on your natural teeth. Simple to repair, and more teeth can be added later if needed.
Cobalt chrome partial dentures
A slim metal framework that is stronger and less bulky than acrylic, with a more secure fit. A good longer-term option when several healthy natural teeth remain.
Flexible dentures
Made from a soft nylon-based material with no metal clasps, so they blend in naturally and feel gentle on the gums. Suited to patients who find rigid dentures uncomfortable.
Implant-retained dentures
Snap securely onto dental implants for a firm hold that ends the worry of loose dentures, especially lower ones.
Not sure which type suits you? WhatsApp us and Dr Teo will advise on the best fit for your mouth and budget.
What's included
- Full dentures: Replace a complete upper or lower arch when all the natural teeth are gone.
- Partial dentures: Fill the gaps when some healthy teeth remain.
Who it's for
Anyone missing several teeth. Dentures can also be made more stable with implants.
Frequently asked questions
What are dentures?
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. A full denture replaces a complete upper or lower arch when all the natural teeth are gone; a partial denture fills the gaps when some healthy teeth remain. Modern dentures are lighter, better-fitting, and more natural-looking than older sets, and they can be made more stable with implants.
How long do dentures last?
Typically five to ten years. Over time your gums and jaw change shape, so dentures may need relining or replacing to keep the fit comfortable and secure.
Will dentures look natural?
Yes. Modern dentures are custom-shaped and shaded to match your face and complexion, so they look like natural teeth, not obvious replacements.
Is it hard to eat and speak with dentures?
There's a short adjustment period. Starting with soft foods and practising speaking helps you adapt quickly. Most people are comfortable within a few weeks.
How do I care for my dentures?
Clean them daily with a denture brush and cleaner, rinse after meals, and store them properly when not worn. Keep up your check-ups so we can review the fit and your gum health.
Can dentures be made more stable?
Yes. Implant-supported dentures clip onto dental implants for a much more secure hold, ideal if you find conventional dentures move too much. We'll explain the options.
Which type of denture is right for me?
It depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of your remaining teeth, and your budget. Dr Teo will examine your mouth and walk you through the options before any decision.
Ready to book your visit?
Message us on WhatsApp with your preferred day and time, and our team will confirm your appointment.
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