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Several missing teeth
A partial denture can replace teeth in different places.
HAYAT DENTAL · BROADWAY, SYDNEY
Explore removable options for one, several or all missing teeth. We discuss comfort, appearance, cleaning and the adjustments needed as your mouth changes.
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ASSESSMENT · OPTIONS · CARE
Dentures replace missing teeth with a removable appliance. A partial denture works alongside remaining teeth; a full denture replaces teeth in an upper or lower arch. The right plan starts with an assessment of your mouth and the teeth you still have.
IS A DENTURE RIGHT FOR YOU?
Dentures replace missing teeth with a removable plate. Your dentist checks your gums and any remaining teeth first.
DENTURES MAY SUIT
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A partial denture can replace teeth in different places.
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A full denture replaces a whole arch.
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A review can show whether a reline or new denture is needed.
CONSIDER INSTEAD
Your dentist will explain which treatment suits the problem.
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
Your remaining teeth, gums, bite and preferences guide the design. We explain the practical differences before arranging the next steps.
An entire arch
A removable set of teeth for the upper or lower jaw when all teeth in that arch are missing.
Some missing teeth
A removable appliance that fills gaps while keeping suitable natural teeth.
Implant-retained dentures are another option for some people. They attach to implants but can still be removable. Suitability depends on your health, bone and treatment goals; surgery and additional maintenance are involved.
LOOSE OR SORE DENTURES?
We review the fit, your gums and any remaining teeth, then explain the options.
HOW DENTURES ARE MADE
Dentures are made for your mouth over several visits so the fit and bite can be checked.
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Moulds or scans record your gums and any remaining teeth.
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A trial denture lets you check the look and bite before it is finished.
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The finished denture is fitted and adjusted at follow-up visits.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Understand the proposed treatment before you decide. Your visit is planned around the findings of your assessment.
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Assess gums, remaining teeth and your current denture if you have one. Discuss what you want to improve.
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Compare suitable options, appearance, likely visits and fees. Any necessary dental treatment is planned first.
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Impressions or scans and bite records help make the denture. Trial stages may be used to review the teeth and fit.
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Check comfort and your bite, demonstrate cleaning and arrange follow-up adjustments as needed.
AFTER YOUR VISIT
Your dentist’s personalised advice takes priority.
BEFORE REMOVAL
Immediate dentures are prepared before planned tooth extractions so they can be fitted on the day teeth are removed.
DURING HEALING
Gums and bone change as the mouth heals. Adjustments, relining or a replacement denture may be needed.
AFTER FITTING
Speech and chewing can take practice. Start with manageable soft foods and follow the personalised wearing instructions.
Same-day fitting is not the same as making a new denture at a first visit. Immediate dentures require advance planning and are not suitable for every person. Call for advice if a denture causes persistent soreness; do not adjust it yourself.
PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
Fees depend on the type of denture, materials, number of teeth and any extractions or implant treatment. Ask what fitting appointments, adjustments and later relining are included.
Discuss your options with our teamA GOOD PLACE TO START
Bring your current denture if you have one. We’ll check the fit and talk through the choices.
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A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Clean them daily using the method recommended by your dentist. A soft brush with mild soap or a suitable denture cleanser can be used; ordinary toothpaste may scratch the surface. Clean your gums and any remaining teeth too.
Dentures are usually removed at night to let the mouth rest, unless your dentist has given different instructions, such as immediately after extractions.
Your mouth changes over time. A loose or sore denture should be checked; relining, adjustment or replacement may be needed. Do not use adhesive to ignore a poor fit.
A denture can be removed for cleaning. A bridge is fixed in place and has different support and cleaning requirements. Suitability depends on the gap and surrounding teeth.
EXPLORE RELATED CARE
Compare dentures with fixed and implant-based options.
Dental bridgesA fixed replacement for one or more missing teeth.Learn about dental bridges
Dental implantsImplant-supported replacement teeth.Learn about dental implants
All-on-4 implantsA full arch of teeth supported by implants.Learn about all-on-4 implants
Tooth extractionPlanned removal before an immediate denture.Learn about tooth extraction
BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT
Send an appointment request. Your appointment is confirmed only after our team contacts you. For urgent availability, please call the clinic.