Providing Dentures in the Southern Highlands

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Assisting With Total Tooth Replacement

Also known as full dentures, complete dentures are worn by people with no teeth on the top, bottom or both arches of their mouth. Entirely removable, complete dentures replicate teeth and the surrounding gum tissue, helping you enjoy a natural-looking smile. At Highlands Denture Clinic, we offer full dentures in the Southern Highlands.

Our team design, fit and repair complete dentures. By using injection moulded dentures, we help create a seamless, comfortable fit, which leads to less chance of distortion. We are also accredited for implant-retained dentures.

To discuss having complete dentures designed and fitted, call us today. You can reach us at (02) 4871 3526. In addition to full dentures, we provide partial options that help fill gaps in your smile. We also offer denture repairs and relines. Our friendly staff accommodate clients from Mittagong, Bowral, Moss Vale and surrounding regions.

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Full Dentures Tailored to Your Needs

Our Denture Process

To help us create the optimal denture for your unique needs, our dental prosthetists adhere to a rigorous process. It involves the following steps:

Consultation: We begin by discussing your dental history and specific needs to determine the best type of denture for you.
Impressions: Detailed moulds of your mouth are taken to create an accurate model for the dentures.
Bite Registration: We assess how your upper and lower jaws align to ensure proper fit and function.
Try-In: A preliminary version of the dentures is tested to make any necessary adjustments before the final set is made.
Final Fitting: The final dentures are fitted, and any last adjustments are made to ensure comfort and functionality.

We will spare no effort to create the right dentures for your denture structure. Throughout the process, we will readily answer any questions or concerns you may have related to our dentures. If you'd like to find out more, or book a consultation, don't hesitate to reach out to us.

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Potential Benefits of Full Dentures

Full dentures may provide a range of potential benefits for those who have lost all of their natural teeth. They can assist with restoring the ability to chew a variety of foods, which may improve overall nutrition and digestion.

Dentures can also enhance speech by filling gaps, allowing for clearer pronunciation. Aesthetically, full dentures can contribute to a fuller facial appearance, which may help reduce the sunken look that sometimes accompanies tooth loss. They can also offer increased confidence in social situations by giving individuals a more complete and natural-looking smile.

Dentures are removable, which makes them easier to clean and maintain, offering a practical solution for many people with missing teeth. However, permanent solutions are also available.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can affect the lifespan of full dentures?
Several factors can influence how long full dentures last, including daily wear, the care they receive, and changes in the mouth. Dentures usually last between five and ten years before needing replacement. Regular check-ups can ensure they continue to fit well and remain comfortable, preventing the need for premature replacement.
How should full dentures be cleaned?
Full dentures should be cleaned daily by gently brushing them with a soft-bristle brush and a non-abrasive denture cleanser. It’s important to remove food particles and plaque to maintain hygiene and prevent odours. Dentures should also be soaked in a denture cleaning solution when not being worn to help maintain their shape and keep them fresh.
Can I sleep with full dentures in?
While it's possible to sleep with full dentures in, many prosthetists recommend removing them at night. This allows your gums and mouth tissues to rest and promotes better oral health. Taking them out also gives you an opportunity to clean and soak the dentures, which helps keep them in good condition.