Dentures, also known as false teeth, are a cost-effective option for replacing teeth that have been removed. Often relying on suction, adhesives or metal clasps to stay in place.

Our team of experts are trained to help you choose the best possible denture, allowing you to replace missing teeth in as little as five days.

• Complete dentures – for someone looking to replace all teeth. These are removable dentures that can be removed while you sleep or for cleaning. The more gum and bone in the jaw you have remaining, the better the fit.
• Partial dentures are for someone who still has natural teeth. These removable dentures can replace front, back, upper or lower teeth.
• Custom dentures – bespoke and personalised for you. They are custom-fit and offer a more natural appearance than most dentures. Customise the shade and texture of the gum, and the colour, shape and size of the tooth. Test trial models before committing to the final set of teeth.
• Same-day dentures (All-on-4) – a complete denture is provided after the removal of all teeth. No waiting period means you won’t be without teeth. Once the healing period is complete, we will schedule your final fitting.
• Implant retained dentures – we fit around 3 implants in the jaw, onto which a set of false teeth will securely be placed. These dentures are a perfect fit, meaning little to no movement. But unlike All-on-4, it still features a removable prosthetic. However, because it’s anchored to implants, it’s more stable than traditional dentures.

We always advise considering tooth replacement options as soon as a tooth is lost. When you lose a tooth, adjacent teeth may shift, leading to sensitivity and an increased risk of gum infection. Dentures are just one tooth replacement option – another treatment may be better suited to you. You can discuss your options during your initial consultation with our dentists.

We offer dentures in either metal or acrylic. Metal dentures are valued for their durability, secure grip and comfortable chewing, and are often chosen for their improved fit. Acrylic dentures are a more affordable option, but they’re generally less durable and may need more regular cleaning. Your dentist will discuss the best option with you during your visit.

Dentures should be changed every 5-7 years. When dentures become loose or uncomfortable to wear, it’s a good sign they may need to be replaced. Other signs to watch for include wear and tear, gum irritation, and difficulty speaking. Implant dentures last much longer.

Depending on the type and material, you can have your dentures in five days. We also offer same-day dentures.