Dentures are essentially false teeth, but there’s no reason why they have to look false in any way! We understand how life changing it can be to have dentures that work efficiently, feel comfortable, and look natural, and there are several factors we consider when creating quality, befitting dentures for patients. In this blog, we explore…
Nobody wants to be without a tooth for too long. A big gap in your mouth can not only affect your confidence, but you run a greater risk of getting gum disease too. A missing tooth can also be caused by gum disease in the first place as well as damage, serious tooth decay, or…
The teeth that make up a denture are usually formed from a choice of three material types: acrylic, chrome, or porcelain. Porcelain was traditionally the preferred material for denture teeth as it offers a more natural look, as well as being stronger and more durable than standard plastic. Porcelain is rarely used nowadays thanks to…
In this blog, we will be outlining all you need to know about how a partial denture should fit, including key partial denture fit information, denture customisation and fixatives, as well as bone resorption and loosening. Partial dentures possess arms which are called clasps, and these wrap around the tooth to ensure it stays in…
An acrylic denture will usually last for between 5 and 10 years. Within these timeframes, an individual’s mouth and dentures can undergo significant variations, leading to an inadequate fit or poor appearance. Not only does this occur due to the denture changing over time, but also due to a mouth being a constantly changing entity that…
When considering getting upper dentures, the typical image that pops into your head is of dentures with a pink acrylic palate which covers your natural gums. While this is a perfectly acceptable denture, this can be an issue for some. It is not a natural sensation for the palate to be covered and that’s why…
