Dentures in London
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Dentures are one of the most popular and oldest options for replacing missing teeth. They are also known as removable prostheses or false teeth. While dental implants are gradually replacing the use of dentures, many people still prefer them, or require them due to specific clinical conditions.
What type of dentures should I get?
Different types of dentures are available in modern dentistry, classified into the following categories for ease of identification.
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All plastic (full acrylic) dentures
Acrylic is one of the most common types of materials used to make dentures. They have been tested and proven to be of high quality. Acrylic dentures are suitable for use as full dentures and replacing missing teeth.
- It is easy to repair
- It is affordable
- Its weight is relatively light
- It is thick and can feel bulky
- It can only be supported by the gum
- It easily breaks when dropped on hard surfaces
Combination of metal and plastic dentures
These dentures are very comfortable and easily tolerated. They are strong because of the metal skeleton made from cobalt and chrome with the plastic teeth and gum on the metal substructure. They are mostly used for making partial dentures.
- They are easier to tolerate
- They have better retention and stability
- They have better function and are aesthetic
- They support both tooth and gum
- The ones made of acrylic can be repaired
- They can only be used when there are teeth in the mouth
- They are more expensive
- If the shape of the teeth changes, the metal skeleton would no longer fit
- Part of the metal is visible
Flexi dentures or aesthetic dentures
Flexible acrylic is used to make this type of denture, and they are suitable for replacing a few missing teeth, especially in the front of the mouth. They are very flexible, comfortable, and have clasps made with plastic-like materials for better retention.
- They are made of flexible material
- They do have metal clasps, so they have better retention
- These dentures are the most aesthetic among others
- They are light
- They are easier to tolerate
- They are not good for replacing many teeth
- They are more expensive than acrylic dentures
- The plastic is easily stained compared to acrylic
What is the cost?
The cost depends on the type, material, and clinical requirements. Most dentists have a price range for fitting dentures.
We always have monthly offers on dentures. Please call the clinic to ask our friendly receptionist.
General Cost Estimates
- Partial Acrylicfrom £795
- Full Acrylicfrom £1,095
- Metal & Plasticfrom £1,395
- Flexible Denturesfrom £895
Can everyone tolerate dentures?
Nobody can easily stand having a foreign object in their mouth. Statistics show that there is a 50% chance that someone who has never had a denture would not tolerate it initially. However, the tolerance rate differs for every individual.
With an experienced dentist, fitting your dentures would be less uncomfortable.
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