With proper care and maintenance, it is reasonable to expect your denture to last between 5-10 years. You will need to have regular check ups and relines as required.

To add new material to the surface of a denture that contacts the oral tissue in order to provide a better fitting denture. When teeth are missing, it is normal for the shape of the gums and the bone supporting the teeth to gradually change over time. This can cause dentures to become loose.

Personal choice always rules in answer to this question. Most people only ever remove their dentures for cleaning, but others remove their dentures and leave them out overnight in a glass of water or denture cleaner.

It is important to treat your dentures as you should treat your natural teeth. They must be kept as clean as possible to prevent inflamed gums, bacterial and fungal infections or further tooth loss.

The general rule is to rely on a soaking solution and brush only when necessary and only with a specially designed soft denture toothbrush and denture toothpaste. Always clean your dentures over a bowl of water or folded towel in case you drop them.

As the name suggests, a partial denture is a denture made to replace some missing teeth in either or both the upper or lower part of your mouth, simply for appearance. More often it is required to improve chewing ability, but if remaining teeth are left unsupported, they may also drift sideways or over erupt, making future replacement more difficult.

We offer a same day repair service, we usually need a couple of hours to repair. In some cases we can repair while you wait.