We do three different types of dentures:
Partial Acrylic Dentures
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Full Acrylic Dentures
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Cobalt Chrome Metal Dentures
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If you’re considering dentures, your dentist will guide you through the best options for your specific needs, budget, and long-term comfort.
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Partial acrylic dentures are a removable dental appliance used to replace one or more missing teeth. They’re made from a gum-coloured acrylic base that supports artificial teeth, and they sit comfortably in the mouth by resting on the natural gums and teeth. Often, small metal clasps help hold them in place.
Partial acrylic dentures are a great solution when you are missing a few teeth but still have some healthy ones remaining. They help restore your smile, improve chewing and speaking, and prevent your remaining teeth from shifting out of place over time.
Full acrylic dentures — also known as complete dentures — are removable dental appliances used to replace all the teeth in either the upper or lower jaw (or both). They are made entirely from high-quality acrylic, including a gum-coloured base that holds a full set of natural-looking artificial teeth.
Full dentures are typically recommended when a patient has lost all their natural teeth due to decay, gum disease, or injury. They restore function (so you can eat and speak more comfortably) and appearance, helping to support the facial muscles and bring back a confident smile.
Cobalt chrome dentures are removable partial dentures built around a precisely made metal framework. Natural-looking replacement teeth and gum-coloured acrylic are added to the framework to restore the areas where teeth are missing.
The framework can use your remaining natural teeth for additional support and retention. This often allows the denture to feel more secure and stable while using considerably less material than a conventional acrylic denture.
One of the biggest advantages of cobalt chrome is its strength-to-size ratio. Because the metal framework is extremely strong, it can be made much thinner than an acrylic denture without sacrificing stability. This can offer several benefits:
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A short, relaxed consultation is the easiest way to explore your denture options, discuss your goals, and find the most comfortable, natural-looking solution for your smile.
Partial Acrylic Denture – One Jaw
€800
Full Acrylic Denture – One Jaw
€1000
Denture Metal (CoCr) – One Jaw
€1800
| Partial Acrylic Denture | Full Acrylic Denture | |
|---|---|---|
| Replaces | Some teeth | All teeth |
| Material | All acrylic | All acrylic |
| Comfort | Moderate | Moderate |
| Durability | Moderate | Moderate |
| Appearance | Natural look | Natural look |
| Best for | Short- to medium term | Full tooth loss |
It depends on the case, generally speaking you will need to come back 3-5 times before the final fit is done.
Approx 3-5 weeks
Yes! Modern dentures are designed to look as natural as possible. The shape, colour, and fit are all tailored to match your face and preferences.
With proper care, dentures can last 5 to 10 years or longer. However, your mouth changes over time, so they may need to be adjusted, relined, or replaced to maintain a proper fit.
There is usually an adjustment period, but most people get used to them within a few weeks. With a good fit and proper follow-up care, dentures should feel comfortable and secure.
Yes, although it may take a little time to adjust. Start with soft foods and gradually return to your regular diet. Over time, most patients eat comfortably with dentures.
It’s generally recommended to take your dentures out at night to give your gums a rest and allow for proper cleaning.
Rinse and brush them daily with a soft denture brush and mild cleanser (not regular toothpaste). Always store them in water or denture solution when not in use.
You might notice slight changes at first, but most people adjust quickly. Reading aloud and practicing tricky words can help you get used to them faster.
Yes — dental implants or implant-supported dentures are a more permanent option for some patients. Your dentist can help you decide what’s best for your needs and lifestyle.
Absolutely! Regular check-ups help ensure your dentures fit well and allow your dentist to monitor your oral health, including your gums and any remaining teeth.