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Did you know? False teeth have been used for CENTURIES to replace missing teeth! However, they have undergone improvements over time to get to the realistic and comfortable appeal they have in the modern day. From animal teeth and human teeth, to modern acrylic resin and porcelain, denture materials have evolved to become more comfortable, … Read more
Everything You Thought You Knew About Dentures… Might Be Wrong! What Exactly Are Dentures? Dentures are no longer solely associated with grandparents! These removable dental appliances replace missing teeth, restoring your smile and improving your oral health. They come in two main types: full dentures, which replace all teeth in an upper or lower jaw, … Read more
Most people opt for traditional dentures as an option that is less painful, but this doesn’t mean dentures come without their challenges. On some occasions, patients can experience pain when wearing dentures, and we’re here to help you understand what may be causing it, and what steps to take next. What are the different types … Read more
If you’re considering dentures but are not sure which ones are right for you, take a look at our advice below to help you find the best dentures for your circumstances.
If you’re wondering “how much difference do dentures really make?” the answer is ‘a lot’. Here are some of the most common problems our patients had before they had dentures and how our dentures have helped them.
Brand new dentures can provide you with a great set of replacement teeth that leave you feeling confident in your smile, your speech and your ability to chew food properly. Depending on the dentures you need, the costs will vary.
Since denture implants (aka implant retained dentures) are highly durable, natural looking and well secured, they are becoming a popular alternative to traditional dentures.
But there is still some confusion about exactly how denture implants work and what the requirements are to get them.
Facial ageing in denture wearers (and in general) used to be regarded as gravity assisted sagging of the soft tissues of the face. Recent research has shown that bony changes can also contribute to facial ageing.