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  • Clear options explained in plain language
  • Comfort and everyday function considered
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Understanding dentures

A fit for your everyday.

Dentures are one way to replace missing teeth. There is no single solution for everyone: your comfort, remaining teeth and day-to-day needs all matter. Start here, then talk through your options with a qualified dental professional.

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Start with a conversation

Share what you need and we will help clarify the right next step.

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Understand your options

Compare full dentures, partial dentures, repairs and relines.

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Move forward with confidence

Your treating professional confirms suitability, timing and cost.

Know your options

Find your fit.

Use this as a starting point for a conversation, not a self-diagnosis. Availability and suitability are confirmed individually.

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Full dentures

Replacing a complete arch

Removable dentures can replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw. The fit, bite and appearance are planned around the individual.

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Partial dentures

Working with your remaining teeth

A partial denture replaces one or more missing teeth. A dental professional assesses your remaining teeth and discusses suitable materials and support.

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Repairs & relines

Looking after the fit you have

A damaged or loose denture may need repair, adjustment or relining. An assessment helps determine whether maintenance or replacement is appropriate.

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Your denture journey

Your smile, step by step.

A typical five-stage process. Your treating professional will confirm the sequence, appointments and timing for your needs.

  1. 01

    Initial consultation

    Talk through your goals, concerns and oral health. Your treating professional assesses suitable options and explains the proposed plan and costs.

  2. 02

    Impressions or digital scans

    Records of your mouth and bite help guide a denture designed around your individual fit. The method depends on your treatment plan.

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    Design and try-in

    Review the proposed appearance and bite at a try-in where appropriate. Discuss any changes before the final denture is completed.

  4. 04

    Final fitting and adjustments

    Your treating professional checks fit, comfort and bite, makes appropriate adjustments and explains wearing and care.

  5. 05

    Finished smile and ongoing care

    Begin using your denture with guidance and follow-up support. Arrange a review if the fit changes or discomfort develops.

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Good questions, clear answers

Your questions, answered.

General information only. Your own care plan should come from a qualified dental professional.

Which type of denture is right for me?

That depends on your remaining teeth, oral health and preferences. A dentist or dental prosthetist can assess your situation and explain the appropriate options.

What will it cost?

Costs depend on the type of denture, materials and work involved. Ask for an individual assessment and written quote. Prices and available AMADO services will be confirmed in response to your enquiry.

What does getting dentures involve?

The process commonly includes assessment, impressions or scans, checking the proposed appearance and bite, and a fitting. The sequence and timing depend on your treatment plan.

What about implant-supported dentures?

Some dentures can be supported by dental implants. This requires a separate clinical assessment and may involve surgery. Ask your treating dental professional whether it is appropriate for you.

How do I look after dentures?

Follow the cleaning and wearing instructions provided by your dental professional. Arrange a review if your denture becomes uncomfortable, damaged or loose. Do not try to adjust or repair it yourself.

Your next step

Let’s start a conversation.

Ask about your options using the enquiry form above. An enquiry is not an appointment booking. Please do not include medical records or sensitive health information.

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