Dentures & False Teeth
Natural Looking Full & Partial Dentures in Stoke on Trent
Treatment time
Requires multiple sessions
Longevity
Lasts between 5 to 10 years
Cost
Starting from £400
Professional Denture Specialist
An affordable and effective way to restore your smile and boost your confidence. Professional dentures are a great option for individuals who are missing or extracted teeth or have experienced significant tooth decay.
These can be described as artificial teeth and gums that are custom-fitted to your mouth by a dentist. They are typically made from acrylic resin, porcelain, or metal. Professional dentures are made from high-quality materials so they look and feel natural when you wear them. They are designed to support the structure of your face and jaw. You will also be able to chew and speak with confidence.
At Grosvenor Dental Practice, our patients can benefit from specialist Stuart Gibson, who owns Gibson’s Dental Laboratory here in Stoke on Trent. Stuart has dedicated his dental career to helping people rediscover their smile with the best modern false teeth and denture repair service. Through our partnership with Gibson’s Dental Laboratory, we can provide you with a complete service. Including tooth coloured clasps, full and partial acrylic, colour toning for labial surfaces and much more.
Benefits Of Wearing Dentures
When it comes to oral health, dentures are a great option that can offer several benefits. They are removable, artificial replacements for missing teeth designed to look and feel just like natural teeth. They can help restore your confidence, improve your bite, and improve your appearance. Here are a few of the benefits:
Improved Chewing Function: They allow you to chew food more effectively, enhancing your ability to enjoy a variety of foods.
Enhanced Appearance: They can improve your smile and overall facial appearance, boosting your confidence.
Improved Speech Function: Missing teeth can affect speech clarity, and dentures help address this issue.
Better Nutrition: By facilitating proper chewing, they contribute to better nutrition and overall health.
Replacing Decayed Teeth: Dentures replace missing teeth, restoring function and aesthetics.
Preventing Facial Collapse: They help maintain jawbone structure, preventing sagging of facial skin due to missing teeth.
Maintaining Head and Neck Biomechanics: Properly fitted dentures support the natural alignment of your head and neck.
How Will False Teeth Help Me?
Losing teeth due to gum disease, accidents, or aging can significantly impact your well-being. Dentures offer a solution to maintain a good quality of life. Whether you need a complete denture or a partial one, they provide essential support for your cheeks and lips. Without false teeth, sagging facial muscles can prematurely age your appearance and affect your ability to eat and speak.
Flexible dentures come in various forms, including complete, partial, and temporary options. At Grosvenor Dental Practice, we ensure you choose the right denture for your needs. While adjusting to dentures takes time, many wearers report feeling a full mouth sensation, while others mention changes in taste when eating.
Your Custom Denture Journey with Grosvenor Dental Practice
Here’s everything you might need to know about starting and completing your journey to restoring your smile with specialist dentures from expert private dentists in Stoke-on-Trent. If you’re ready to schedule your free consultation or simply want more information, don’t hesitate to get in contact now!
| Treatment duration | Several appointments will be scheduled over a few weeks, each lasting anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes in order to examine and prep your dentures. |
| Material used | Our dentures, like most, are made primarily from an acrylic resin material. However, we are unique in that we offer tooth coloured clasps and toning services. |
| Initial consulation | During your free initial consultation, our specialist technician will examine your mouth, take impressions and then discuss treatment options. |
| Patient comfort | Your false teeth should fit comfortably in your mouth, however some soreness or discomfort is completely normal. |
| Longevity | Depending on how often you wear your dentures, combined with proper care, you should expect a lifespan of up to 10 years - potentially longer. |
| Post-treatment care | We recommend regular checkups with us to maintain regular fit and function. In terms of cleaning your dentures, use a soft brush and soak overnight. You can eat after you get your false teeth, but you may need some time to adjust. |
| Cost of treatment | From £400 - Free consultation with our specialist denture technician is included |
Book Appointment
Of course their life expectancy depends on a number of factors (location in the mouth, general health of your teeth, etc) but they can give you much more of a natural look. For more details call 01782 848708 today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Patients have numerous questions when it comes to our dentures. Put your mind at ease with the answers to the most frequently asked questions..
How do you keep your dentures clean?
To keep your dentures clean, brush them daily with a soft-bristled brush and non-abrasive denture cleaner. Rinse them after meals and soak them in a denture solution overnight to keep them fresh and free from bacteria.
Should you wash and soak your dentures at night?
You should remove, rinse and soak your dentures overnight. This helps to maintain their shape, prevent drying out and gives your gums a chance to rest.
Can you get dentures free on the NHS?
Dentures are available on the NHS, either fully or partially covered depending on your individual circumstances and eligibility.
Can you eat while wearing dentures?
Once you’ve adjusted, you’ll be able to eat most foods comfortably. Start with soft foods and chew slowly to get used to the feel of your dentures.
Can you tighten loose dentures at home?
You should never try to adjust dentures yourself. Loose dentures can be caused by changes in your mouth and need to be assessed and adjusted professionally to avoid further irritation or damage.
Can you sleep while wearing dentures?
It’s recommended to remove your dentures at night. This allows your gums to rest and reduces the risk of infections or irritation from constant wear.
How long will it take before you get used to your dentures?
Most people adjust within a few weeks, though it can take up to a couple of months. Some initial discomfort or changes in speech and taste are normal during this period.
How do you remove stains from dentures?
Brush your dentures daily and soak them in a denture-cleaning solution. Avoid using bleach or harsh cleaners, as these can damage the material. If staining persists, speak to your dentist for a professional clean.
What should you do if your dentures make your gums sore?
If your dentures are causing soreness, book an appointment. Ill-fitting dentures can cause irritation, and an adjustment or reline might be needed for a better fit.
Can dentures be fitted in your mouth permanently?
Traditional dentures are removable, but there are permanent options like implant-retained dentures. These are fixed more securely in the mouth and may be worth discussing with your dentist if you’re looking for a long-term solution.