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Treatment
Modern full and partial removable dentures crafted with advanced materials to restore chewing function, speech clarity, and a natural-looking smile.
About the treatment
Removable dentures are custom-made prosthetic devices designed to replace missing teeth and surrounding gum tissue. Unlike fixed restorations, they can be taken out and put back in by the patient for cleaning and overnight rest. Despite being one of the oldest forms of tooth replacement, modern dentures bear little resemblance to the bulky, artificial-looking appliances of the past. Two main types exist. Complete (full) dentures replace all teeth in an arch and rest directly on the gum ridge. They rely on suction, saliva, and the natural contours of your mouth for retention. Partial dentures replace several missing teeth while your remaining natural teeth stay in place. Partial dentures use clasps, precision attachments, or flexible connectors to anchor to existing teeth for stability. A BestDent-nél, we craft dentures using a range of modern materials selected for each patient's needs. High-impact acrylic provides durability and natural gum colour for complete dentures. Flexible nylon (Valplast or similar) creates clasp-free partial dentures that are lightweight, comfortable, and virtually invisible. Metal-framework (cobalt-chromium) partial dentures offer maximum rigidity and a thinner palate coverage for patients who prefer a less bulky feel. Premium denture teeth from manufacturers like Ivoclar Vivadent provide natural tooth appearance with excellent wear resistance. Digital technology has transformed denture fabrication. A BestDent-nél, intraoral scanning and digital bite registration improve the accuracy of fit compared to traditional impression methods. CAD-designed frameworks ensure consistent quality, and advanced processing techniques minimise the shrinkage that can cause poor fit in conventionally made dentures. For patients who want enhanced stability without full implant treatment, implant-retained overdentures offer an excellent middle ground. Two to four implants with locator or bar attachments can transform a loose-fitting denture into a secure, click-in prosthesis that dramatically improves chewing confidence and comfort.
We can make your smile look great
Modern full and partial removable dentures crafted with advanced materials to restore chewing function, speech clarity, and a natural-looking smile.
Keep your teeth healthy
Your prosthodontist conducts a thorough evaluation of your remaining teeth, gum tissue health, bone ridge condition, and bite relationship. Digital X-rays reveal the underlying bone structure and any potential issues. This assessment determines whether complete or partial dentures are needed and which material will best suit your situation.
The benefits of our dental treatments
- Easily removable for thorough cleaning, promoting better oral and prosthetic hygiene
- Most affordable tooth replacement option, making comprehensive restoration accessible to all patients
- No surgical procedures required, ideal for patients who cannot or prefer not to have surgery
- Modern materials create a natural appearance that closely mimics real teeth and gum tissue
- Lightweight and comfortable with flexible nylon and thin metal-framework options available
- Restores chewing ability for most foods, significantly improving nutrition and digestive health
- Supports facial muscles and lip contours, preventing the sunken appearance from missing teeth
- Easily repairable if fractured, and can be relined or adjusted as the mouth changes over time
- Can be upgraded to implant-retained overdentures later for enhanced stability without starting over
- Quick fabrication timeline of 2-3 weeks, with immediate dentures available on extraction day
Who is it for?
- Patients who have lost all teeth in one or both arches and need a complete tooth replacement
- Those missing several teeth who want a removable option that can be easily cleaned and maintained
- Patients who are not suitable candidates for dental implants due to medical conditions or insufficient bone
- Individuals who prefer a non-surgical approach to tooth replacement
- People seeking a cost-effective solution for restoring chewing function and smile aesthetics
- Elderly patients who need comfortable, lightweight prosthetics for improved quality of life
- Patients who need a temporary tooth replacement while planning future implant treatment
- Those with failing remaining teeth who need a transitional prosthetic as teeth are progressively extracted
- International patients looking for high-quality, affordable denture solutions
- Anyone whose nutrition, speech, or confidence has suffered due to extensive tooth loss
Treatment Process
Átfogó Oral Vizsgálat
Your prosthodontist conducts a thorough evaluation of your remaining teeth, gum tissue health, bone ridge condition, and bite relationship. Digital X-rays reveal the underlying bone structure and any potential issues. This assessment determines whether complete or partial dentures are needed and which material will best suit your situation.
Primary and Final Impressions
A primary impression creates a custom tray that fits your mouth precisely. This custom tray is then used to take highly accurate final impressions that capture every contour of your gum ridge, palate, and remaining teeth. These impressions form the exact blueprint for your denture, and their accuracy directly determines how well the final prosthesis fits.
Bite Registration and Jaw Relationship Recording
Wax rims mounted on baseplates are placed in your mouth to record the precise relationship between your upper and lower jaws. Your prosthodontist determines the correct vertical dimension (how far apart your jaws should be), the midline, and the lip support needed. These measurements are critical for proper function and natural facial appearance.
Tooth Selection and Arrangement Try-In
Teeth are selected for shade, shape, and size that complement your facial features, age, and skin tone. The dental technician arranges the teeth on a wax trial denture, which is tried in your mouth for evaluation. You can see how the denture will look, assess the bite, and request any changes to tooth position, colour, or smile line before final processing.
Laboratórium Gyártás and Processing
The approved wax try-in is invested in a flask and processed using heat-cured acrylic, injection-moulded nylon, or cast metal framework depending on the chosen material. Modern processing techniques minimise warpage and shrinkage for superior fit. Premium denture teeth are bonded to the base, and the entire prosthesis is polished to a smooth, natural finish.
Denture Delivery and Initial Fitting
The completed denture is placed in your mouth and evaluated for fit, retention, stability, and bite accuracy. Pressure points are identified and relieved. Bite adjustments ensure even contact across all teeth. You receive detailed instructions on insertion, removal, cleaning, and the initial adaptation period including a recommended soft-food diet for the first week.
Adjustment Appointments
Follow-up visits within the first 1-2 weeks allow your prosthodontist to address any sore spots, refine the bite, and ensure comfortable adaptation. Most patients need 1-3 adjustment appointments as the gum tissue settles under the new prosthesis. These visits are a normal and important part of achieving optimal denture comfort.
Long-Term Karbantartás and Relining
Over time, the jawbone and gum tissue remodel, and the denture may become loose. Regular six-month check-ups allow your dentist to assess fit and recommend relining (adding material to the inner surface) when needed. BestDent provides nemzetközi páciensek with guidance on maintenance schedules and what to discuss with their local dentist for ongoing care.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to adjust to new dentures?
Most patients adapt to their new dentures within 2-4 weeks. During the initial period, you may experience increased saliva production, minor speech changes, and some gum tenderness. These are all normal and resolve as your muscles and tissues adjust. Starting with soft foods and practising speaking aloud can speed up the adaptation process.
Do I need denture adhesive?
A well-made, properly fitting denture should not require adhesive for adequate retention. However, some patients prefer the extra security adhesive provides, particularly for lower complete dentures where natural retention is more challenging. If your denture requires adhesive to stay in place, it may need relining or replacement for a better fit.
Should I remove my dentures at night?
Yes, removing dentures at night is recommended by dental professionals. This allows your gum tissue and jawbone to rest, promotes healthy blood circulation, and reduces the risk of fungal infections like oral thrush. Clean your dentures and store them in water or denture-cleaning solution overnight to prevent drying and warping.
How long do removable dentures last?
With proper care, a well-made denture typically lasts 5-8 years. However, because the jawbone continues to resorb after tooth loss, the fit gradually changes over time. Relining (resurfacing the inner side) can extend the life of the denture, but eventually a new one will be needed as the mouth changes. Regular check-ups ensure timely intervention.
Can I eat normally with dentures?
Most patients can eat a wide variety of foods with well-fitting dentures. Start with soft foods cut into small pieces and gradually reintroduce firmer items as you gain confidence. Very hard foods (like whole nuts or hard candy) and very sticky foods (like toffee) should be avoided. Chewing on both sides simultaneously helps maintain stability.
What is the difference between partial and complete dentures?
Complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch and rest on the gum ridge. Partial dentures replace some teeth while your remaining healthy natural teeth stay in place, with clasps or attachments anchoring the prosthesis. Partial dentures also help prevent remaining teeth from shifting, providing both functional and protective benefits.
What are flexible dentures?
Flexible dentures are partial dentures made from a nylon-based material (such as Valplast) instead of rigid acrylic or metal. They are lighter, more comfortable, and use tooth-coloured clasps that blend with your gums, making them virtually invisible. They are an excellent option for patients who want aesthetics and comfort without the look of metal clasps.
Can dentures be upgraded to implant-supported later?
Yes, this is a common and practical upgrade path. Two to four dental implants with locator attachments can be placed under an existing or new denture, transforming it into a secure, click-in overdenture. This provides dramatically improved stability and chewing confidence without the cost of a full fixed implant restoration.
How do I clean my removable dentures?
Remove dentures after meals and rinse under running water. Brush daily with a soft denture brush and non-abrasive denture cleaner (never regular toothpaste, which is too abrasive). Soak overnight in water or a denture-cleaning solution. Also brush your gums, tongue, and any remaining teeth before reinserting the dentures each morning.
What are immediate dentures?
Immediate dentures are pre-made and placed on the same day your teeth are extracted, so you never have to be without teeth. They serve as a temporary solution while your gums heal and reshape over 3-6 months. After healing, a permanent denture is made or the immediate denture is relined for a better fit. BestDent offers this option for patients who cannot be without teeth during the healing period.
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This information is for general informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Please consult your dentist for treatment options.
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