Full Dentures
If you’ve lost all the teeth in your upper and/or lower jaw, a complete or full denture is an effective way to replace them and get back a smile full of beautiful, healthy-looking teeth. This can be great for boosting your confidence and means you should have more choice about what you’re able to eat and drink. Many people find that, by having full dentures to replace all their missing teeth, their face looks instantly younger because the teeth provide a structure for the lips and get rid of that ageing, sunken look.
- Natural-looking complete dentures
- Enjoy a complete smile again
- Comfortable & custom made for you
- 0% or low-interest finance options available
We have a dedicated denture studio where our skilled laboratory assistants will provide you with a custom-made full denture to fit your mouth like a glove. The materials we use are cutting-edge and provide a high level of comfort. Your full dentures will look completely natural and will be designed to fit perfectly with any remaining teeth on your other jaw or work with dentures on that jaw too.
FAQ's
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth and the surrounding tissues. A full denture includes all the teeth from either your upper or lower jaw. You may need full dentures for both jaws if you have lost all of your teeth.
Partial dentures are also available if you have some natural teeth left.
There are two types of full dentures, either ‘conventional’ full dentures, which can be placed in your mouth approximately eight to twelve weeks after your final teeth have been removed, or ‘immediate’ full dentures, which can be fitted straightaway but may need some adjustments as your gums heal.
When we make full dentures, we look at your facial proportions and the shape of your gums and lips and create false teeth that complement your features, so they look natural and attractive. If you’ve been without your teeth for a long time, people will notice that you have a full set of teeth. The changes you see to your appearance should be positive – having teeth will give better definition to your mouth and fill out your face.
When you first wear full dentures, it may feel strange. Your cheek muscles and tongue will need to adapt to the dentures and you may feel the urge to keep touching them with your tongue! Some people do experience soreness and irritation during the first couple of days, while others have no problems at all. By custom making your full dentures, we will do everything possible to make them comfortable from the outset. Within a few days, you should find that you adjust to being a denture wearer.
Learning to eat with full dentures can take a bit of practice over the first few days. We recommend starting with fairly soft food like scrambled eggs or well-cooked pasta chopped into small pieces. As you become more confident about eating, you can go back to eating many of your favourite foods. You may need to avoid very hard food, or food – like toffees and chewing gum – that’s particularly sticky.
There are various ways that we can use dental implants to give you a complete new smile as an alternative to full dentures. You might want to consider implant dentures to give your teeth greater stability, help minimise bone loss, and broaden your diet.
We would always recommend that you come in for a no-obligation consultation, so you can find out about your options and what we think would give you the best outcomes for your needs and budget.


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