Dentures
Dentures are removable dental appliances used to replace missing teeth and restore oral function, appearance, and confidence. Tooth loss may occur due to decay, gum disease, injury, or age-related factors, and can affect chewing ability, speech, facial support, and overall oral health if left untreated.
Dentures can be complete, replacing all missing teeth, or partial, replacing a few missing teeth while preserving remaining natural teeth. They are custom-designed to fit comfortably and match the patient’s facial structure, bite, and smile aesthetics. Modern dentures are made using advanced materials to provide a natural appearance and improved comfort.
Denture treatment involves careful assessment of the gums, jawbone, and bite alignment to ensure stability and proper function. Regular follow-ups are important to adjust fit, monitor oral tissues, and maintain comfort over time, especially as the mouth changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, customized for your facial profile and tooth shade.
Initial adjustment period of a few days is normal.
5–8 years before relining or replacement may be needed.
Yes, start with soft foods and adapt gradually.
Rinse after meals, brush with soft bristles, and soak overnight in water.
Visit for adjustment or consider implant-supported dentures for better stability.