Missing teeth can affect your appearance, your confidence and your ability to chew food

Dentures help restore chewing function and aesthetics. Dentures provide a replacement for upper and/or lower missing teeth and give structure to support aesthetics and the skeletal profile along with the muscles of facial expression.

Dentures (acrylic, chrome or implant-supported) can replace some/all teeth to restore function and aesthetics. Partial or full dentures enhance the ability to eat and communicate whilst also improving appearance.

A denture is a laboratory constructed prosthesis customised and adapted to be supported by the hard and soft tissues and usually made from acrylic and/or metal materials.

The denture teeth are constructed from acrylic resin which is strong and durable and designed to mimic the bite force and appearance of natural teeth.

Dentures can be acrylic and/or metal based and both full and partial dentures may be fixed to dental implants for enhanced support and retention.

Missing teeth can cause problems!

1) Additional strain on neighbouring teeth potentially lead to trauma, gum recession and tooth loss
2) Gum disease, tooth decay or bone shrinkage may be the future outcomes
3) Facial bone volume may decline and this can lead to a sunken look making the individual appear older