Advances in technology and materials means that dentures are no longer limited to the use of traditional plastic or acrylic. Innovations in areas like implants have also improved the way we can help dentures stay in.
They can be made to mimic the appearance of your natural teeth, both the ones you have and the ones you lost – we can introduce gaps and minor discrepancies if you wish to make them look as natural and characteristic as you like.
They can also help support the soft tissues of the face, and restore your appearance when the natural facial volume has been lost due to missing teeth.
A well-designed denture should not fall out of your mouth. However, they do rely on support from structures in your mouth, and if there is inadequate support, then it may be necessary to support them with implants, upon which they can clip.
Not if you don’t tell them! We can make them look as natural as you like, from the way the teeth are set-up, to their colour and shape.
Its best to discuss your options with your dentist. We can identify the reason you are uncomfortable with your denture and offer you a treatment solution that will help overcome that discomfort. It could be an alternative gap replacement solution like a bridge or an implant, or it could be placing implants to help attach your denture to, to make it more stable.
This patient came in with a missing lower central tooth. They had generalized gum recession and spacing which posed a challenge when considering how to close the gap.
Dr. Kish placed a single-tooth denture and matched it in terms of aesthetics to the adjacent teeth do it was impossible to tell it was there.
This patient came in with a missing upper tooth. The challenge lay in making a denture that fitted in with the adjacent teeth, all displaying signs of wear and discolouration.
Dr. Kish worked with an expert technician to make the tooth on the denture look like every other tooth in the arch so it blended in very well.
This patient came in with several loose teeth and spaces in his top arch. They all needed removal.
Dr. Kish made this patient an immediate denture which he placed when the teeth were removed – not only did he get the patient smiling, but save him the embarrassment of missing teeth
The fees for dentures are listed below. Note that prices will vary based on the material you have them constructed from, as well as the expertise of the dentist performing the procedure. You may also need additional procedures like implants, to help hold the denture in, which your dentist will advise you off.
We do offer interest-free finance options for our patients to help spread the cost of treatment, and you can speak to any one of our team about that when you come in.
Book an appointment at our clinic in Cambridge.
Phone: 01223 461 381
Email: reception@cambridge.dental