Dentures and Implant-Supported Dentures
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60–120 minutes
from £850
3–7 days
Dentures and Implant-Supported Dentures
How we can help you?
Having teeth missing from your smile can have a big impact on your self-confidence, as well as cause issues with eating, drinking, and speaking normally. At KClinics we provide dentures and implant-supported dentures are among the many dental prosthesis fabrication and installation services. Our experienced dentists use the latest technology and high-quality materials to ensure maximum comfort, functionality, and a natural appearance for your teeth. Our skilled technician creates dentures using the most natural looking materials, so no one will even realise your teeth aren’t real. We are waiting for you at our London clinic.
Dentures: What Are They?
Dental prostheses are either fixed or detachable structures that are used to replace lost teeth and improve oral function. They make better communication, chewing and the appearance of your smile. Dentures can be either full or partial depending on how many teeth are missing. Partial dentures, which are affixed to the remaining natural teeth or implants, fill up the space left by some lost teeth. Complete dentures replace every tooth in the upper or lower jaw.
Implant-Supported Dentures: What are they?
Implant-supported denture is a contemporary form of prosthesis that fastens to specific dental implants. Patients can eat and speak with confidence due to the increased stability and convenience of these dentures. The denture has a solid foundation thanks to the implants’ integration with the jawbone.
Dental Prosthesis Types We Provide
Used when all teeth in the upper or lower jaw need to be replaced.
Used when only some teeth need to be replaced.
Secured on implants, providing maximum stability and comfort.
The Cost of Dentures and Implant-Supported Dentures
At our clinic, the cost of a consultation is £50, which is taken as a deposit. This deposit can be fully used towards any future treatments you decide to proceed with.
Dentures
from £850
£100
Implant-supported dentures
from £2000
How is the Placement of Traditional Dentures Performed?
Consultation and Preparation
Dentist examining the oral cavity, taking impressions of the teeth to make bespoke dentures and talking with the patient about the best prosthetic options.
Denture
fabrication
Using impressions of your jaw, the lab creates individual dentures that are identical in shape and colour to natural teeth
Fitting
and Adjustment
To guarantee comfortable wear, the denture is fitted to the patient and adjusted if it’s needed.
Final
Placement
After final modifications, the denture is either fixed or provided as a removable prosthesis for regular use.
Consultation and Preparation
Dentist examining the oral cavity, taking impressions of the teeth to make bespoke dentures and talking with the patient about the best prosthetic options.
Denture
fabrication
Using impressions of your jaw, the lab creates individual dentures that are identical in shape and colour to natural teeth.
Fitting
and Adjustment
To guarantee comfortable wear, the denture is fitted to the patient and adjusted if it’s needed.
Final
Placement
After final modifications, the denture is either fixed or provided as a removable prosthesis for regular use.
Advantages of Traditional Dentures
1. Affordability: A cheaper option in comparison to alternative tooth replacement techniques.
2. Quick fabrication: After taking impressions, faster production.
3. Removability: Easy to maintain as they can be easily removed.
4. Versatility: Appropriate for a range of situations, from complete arch repair to a single tooth replacement.
5. Improved appearance: Restore your smile’s beauty. 6. Functionality: Restores the ability to chew and speak normally.
How is the Placement of Implant-Supported Dentures Performed?
Consultation and Planning
Considering each patient’s unique needs, the dentist does an examination, performs diagnostics and designs the treatments plan.
Placement of Implants
Under anaesthesia, implants are placed into the mandible and left for a few months to integrate with the bone.
Denture Placement
After the implants have integrated the denture is affixed, to ensure dependable and stable attachment.
Consultation and Planning
Considering each patient’s unique needs, the dentist does an examination, performs diagnostics and designs the treatments plan.
Placement of Implants
Under anaesthesia, implants are placed into the mandible and left for a few months to integrate with the bone.
Denture Placement
After the implants have integrated the denture is affixed, to ensure dependable and stable attachment.
Advantages of Implant-Supported Dentures
- Increased Stability: Implant-supported dentures, in contrast to conventional dentures, are firmly fixed, avoiding movement when speaking or eating.
- Longevity: Implant-supported dentures is an enduring and dependable tooth replacement option that can endure for decades with the right maintenance.
- Better Chewing Function: Patients with implant-supported dentures can chew more easily and comfortably because of their secure fixation, which promotes better digestion and general health.
- Support for Facial Structure: By preserving the face’s natural contour, implants assist avoid sagging face that can happen when teeth or bone are lost.
- No Dietary Restrictions: With implant-supported dentures you can eat a wide range of foods without worrying about their shifting or some causing discomfort.
Personalised Approach
We develop treatment plans that are tailored to each patient’s needs.
Comfort and Safety
To reduce discomfort during the treatment, we employ innovative sedation and anaesthetic techniques, depending on the complexity of the treatment.
Advanced Technology
To get the best outcomes, our clinic uses the newest technologies, such as digital modelling and 3D scanning.
High Hygiene Standards
We adhere to strict sterilisation and safety protocols to protect our patients’ health.
Detailed Care for Dental Prostheses and Implant-Supported Dentures
- Daily Cleaning: Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and a non-abrasive denture cleaning to brush your dentures at least twice a day. By doing this, food particles are eliminated and plaque accumulation is avoided.
- Storage Guidelines: When you don’t use denture, removable should be kept in a container with clean water or a denture cleaning solution. By doing this, the material is kept from drying out and becoming deformed.
- Interdental Cleaning: To maintain oral hygiene and avoid gum disease, clean well beneath the prosthesis and in between your natural teeth with dental floss or specialised interdental brushes.
- Rinse After Eating: Use water to rinse your mouth and dentures after every meal to remove food debris and reduce the risk of bacterial growth.
- Avoid harsh chemicals: Bleach or abrasive toothpaste may harm the dentures’ surface.
- Frequent Dental Visits: Arrange for routine check-ups with your dentist to keep an eye on the state of your dentures and make sure that they fit correctly. Additionally, your dentist can make any necessary changes and provide expert hygiene.
- Look for Wear Indications: Pay attention to any indications of wear, cracks or discomfort with dentures. To prevent any difficulties, discuss these concerns with your dentist as soon as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Conventional dentures can be removed and they are affixed to the gums. While implant-supported dentures offer increased comfort and stability due to the implants.
The patient doesn’t experience any pain because the implantation process is carried out under local anaesthesia. But after that, there might be some minor discomfort, which normally goes away after a few days.
In order to give the gums time to relax and maintain good denture cleanliness, it is advised to take off dentures at night.
Implant-supported dentures have a far longer lifespan than conventional removable dentures—up to decades, when they are properly maintained.
Yes, dentures anchored by implants provide excellent stability, so you can consume a wide range of foods without worrying about them moving.
Although allergic responses to denture materials are uncommon, let your dentist know about any known allergies before the therapy.
The dentist evaluates each patient’s oral condition individually to choose the best denture option.
Depending on the patient’s needs and the condition of the dentures, removable dentures are usually updated every 5-7 years. But with good care they can last longer.
Because implant-supported dentures are firmly fixed to implants, there is very little chance that they will fall out or damage.
Depending on how well the implants integrate to the bone, the denture fixation and implant insertion process might take anywhere from a few months to half a year.
Over time, modifications or replacements can be required to preserve comfort and functionality, depending on the state of the oral cavity.
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