Dentures and partial dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth, restoring your smile and improving oral function.
Which option is right depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the teeth and bone that remain, and what you want day to day. We will set out the choices at your consultation.
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- Removable
- dentures and partial dentures lift out for cleaning
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- Partial or full
- replace a few missing teeth, or a whole arch
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- Implant-supported
- dentures can also be anchored to implants for stability
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- One roof
- assessment, implants and restoration by the same team
Your options
Ways to replace missing teeth
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Partial dentures
For patients who still have some healthy natural teeth. A partial fills the gaps and is supported by the teeth that remain.
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Full dentures
For patients who have lost all the teeth in an arch. A full denture replaces the whole upper or lower set.
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Implant-supported dentures
A denture anchored to dental implants rather than resting on the gums — considerably more stable, and it helps preserve the jawbone.
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Fixed alternatives
Where a removable appliance is not what you want, All-on-4 and All-on-X provide a fixed full arch supported by implants.
A real case
Upper and lower arch rehabilitation
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Before 
After Before: patient needs upper and lower arch rehabilitation. After: a great smile, chewing function and facial tissue support, with an upper denture supported by implants.
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Related care
Where to go next
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Some teeth remaining
Partial Dentures
What a partial denture does, who it suits, and how it is supported.
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A whole arch
Full Dentures
Replacing all the teeth in an upper or lower arch.
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Comprehensive
Full-Mouth Restoration
Rebuilding function and appearance across both arches, combining several treatments.
Common questions
Questions about dentures
Dentures and partial dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth, restoring your smile and improving oral function.
A partial denture replaces some missing teeth and is supported by the natural teeth that remain. A full denture replaces all the teeth in an upper or lower arch.
Yes. Dental implants can be used as attachment points for a denture, rather than relying on the gums alone.
Book a consultation. We assess your oral health, discuss your concerns and goals, and set out the options with no hidden surprises.
New patients
New patients are welcome
Your first visit begins with a thorough examination to assess your dental health and discuss your concerns and goals.