Dentures replace several or all missing teeth. Modern dentures fit better and look more natural, and implants can hold them firmly so they do not slip.
Is it right for you?
- Several or all teeth missing
- Loose old dentures
- Patients who want a lower-cost option than implants
What happens, step by step
- Examination and impressions
- Bite and tooth-shade records
- Trial fitting
- Final dentures and adjustments
Aftercare
- Remove and clean dentures every day
- Soak them overnight as advised
- Come back for adjustments if they rub
Questions
Can dentures be fixed so they do not move?
Yes. Two or more implants can hold a denture firmly.
How often should dentures be replaced?
Usually every 5 to 7 years, as the gums and bone change shape.
This page is general information. Your dentist will advise what suits you after an examination.
Treated by
Dr. Arun Sharma and Dr. Shelja Sharma
Visits
About 4 to 5 visits
Recovery
A few weeks to get used to new dentures
Cost
Written estimate before treatment starts
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