Denture FAQ’s

Prosthodontists are dental specialists with additional training after dental school in the prevention and treatment of tooth loss. Prosthodontists have a highly skilled Understanding of the dynamics of a smile and facial appearance, the preservation of a healthy mouth and the creation of tooth replacements.
Prosthodontists are trained to recognise the changes caused by tooth loss and the landmarks utilised to determine natural tooth position, color and form change. Restoring appropriate facial height with well functioning denture solutions is an integral part of the denture service.

Prosthodontists use a patient-centered, step-by-step approach and special techniques to fabricate both complete dentures and removable partial dentures. This personalised approach requires several appointments and careful follow-up adjustments to ensure optimal comfort and appearance.

Your Prosthodontist should examine your mouth and gums, and inspect and clean your dentures annually. Because your jaws and gums continue to change and shrink after your teeth are removed, your dentures will need to be remade after a period of time. Generally the lifespan of 5 -8 years.

All acrylic or acrylic with a reinforced or cast metal base.