Dentures and Plates

When you are missing some teeth, a very affordable solution may be a Removeable Partial Denture or Plate. A denture can replace a single missing tooth up to a whole set of teeth. Ask us what would be the best option for you at your next dental visit.  

Partial or Full Dentures

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures generally are made up of replacement teeth that are attached to a pink or gum coloured plastic base. This base is sometimes connected by a metal framework which works to hold the denture in place in the mouth therefore avoiding issues with surrounding teeth moving.

These are used if one or more of the initial, natural teeth still exist in the upper or lower jaw as the artificial teeth can be attached to them. Partial dentures are vitally important for both aesthetics (filling the space of the missing teeth) and functionality (preventing other teeth from changing position).

Full Dentures

Full or complete dentures refer to a full set of ‘false teeth’ which replace all of the upper, lower or both levels of teeth. They fit tightly over the gums and help the patient to enjoy practically normal speech and eating.

These can help to eliminate problems with both gum disease and the space left behind by the missing teeth. Full dentures are custom made and fitted to the mouth when the gum tissue is healthy and healed.