Removable teeth
Removable dentures
Partial and full dentures for different situations.
A practical solution when many teeth are missing.
Removable dentures are an option when implants are not wanted or not medically possible. The right type depends on your remaining teeth, retention and budget.
Types of denture
Clasp denture
The denture is attached to remaining teeth with clasps.
Telescopic denture
Crowned abutment teeth hold the removable denture in place.
Attachment denture
Hidden attachments connect the fixed and removable parts.
Full denture
For a toothless jaw, it replaces the entire row of teeth.
What makes a good fit
Remaining teeth, bone shape, soft tissue and saliva flow all affect retention. Because the jaw can change over time, a denture needs regular check-ups and adjustment when necessary.
Aftercare based on your plan
At your consultation, we clarify which checks are likely to be needed after treatment, where they can take place and which practice handles follow-up questions. This depends on your findings and treatment plan.