Dentures

Our Process

Initial Consultation and Examination

The dentist begins with a thorough examination of your gums, any remaining teeth, and the overall structure of your mouth to determine the suitability for dentures.

Tooth Extraction

If extractions are needed, the dentist will perform this procedure. There is a healing period following extractions before dentures can be fitted.

Impressions and Bite Measurements

Accurate impressions of your gums are taken to create a model of your mouth. This model is used to construct the denture.

The dentist takes measurements to determine how your jaws align together and records the color, shape, and size of natural teeth to mimic them in the dentures.

Trial Dentures

Before the final denture is made, a trial denture from wax is created based on the impressions and measurements. This step ensures proper fit, color, shape, and arrangement of teeth.

Fabrication of Final Dentures

Once the trial dentures are approved, the final dentures are fabricated using durable materials designed to replicate natural gum tissue and teeth.

Fitting and Final Adjustments

The dentist fits the final dentures, making any necessary adjustments to ensure comfort and proper bite alignment.

Adjustments and Follow-Up Care

Adjustments are often necessary as you get accustomed to the new dentures. Follow-up appointments are scheduled to refine the fit.

Care Instructions and Maintenance

Instructions on how to care for the dentures, including cleaning, handling, and storing them, are provided. Recommendations for regular dental check-ups are also given to monitor oral health.