Restorative
Dentures
Dentures made of a thin material; colour matched to your gums, so they fit your mouth perfectly.
Dentures benefits
Custom-made
Custom-made to fill gaps in missing teeth, create beautiful smiles, and improve confidence.
Restored function
Dentures improve your ability to eat effectively and speak clearly.
Easy maintenance
Dentures prevent dental issues, maintaining alignment, and protecting gums and teeth.
What are Dentures?
How it works
A word from our patients
We always want to make sure our patients have an exceptional experience and leave our practices with happy smiles. Here are some of our most recent success stories.
The service I received at Rodericks Dental Partners was amazing. They were there for me every step of the way and eased my worries.
FAQs
What is the difference between full and partial dentures?
A partial denture fills the gap left behind by one or more missing teeth, and clips to your existing teeth. It can be easily unclipped and removed for cleaning. A full or complete denture is used when all the upper or lower teeth are missing, and fits snugly over your gums. It must be removed daily for cleaning.
Are dentures difficult to get used to?
Dentures can feel strange to begin with but most patients grow accustomed to them very quickly. As well as getting used to wearing them, you’ll also need to start a strict routine for cleaning them every morning and night; neglected dentures can cause a number of dental problems, from bad breath and oral thrush to gum disease and tooth decay.
How do I look after my dentures?
Clean them as you would your normal teeth – once in the morning and once at night. The routine requires you to brush them with toothpaste or soapy water, soak them with soluble denture-cleaning tablets to remove stains and bacteria, then brush again. If you’re taking your dentures out to sleep, keep them moist to stop them from drying out and changing shape. You’ll need to visit the dentist regularly to make sure your dentures are fitting and functioning correctly.