Removable partial denture

Removable partial denture

A removable partial denture is a dental appliance designed to replace one or more missing teeth when implants aren’t possible or aren’t your preferred option.

There are severaltypesof partial dentures

  • Cast metal partials have a metal framework covered with acrylic resin; they are strong and durable.
  • All-acrylic dentures are simpler, but less durable than metal-based dentures.
  • A temporary denture replaces missing teeth while you wait for your permanent denture.
  • These dentures are often chosen because they cost less than other options and are easy to get used to.

Clean your denture every day with a denture brush, then rinse it thoroughly with water to keep it clean.

Here are thestepsof getting a partial denture

  1. Dental exam

    Your dentist examines your mouth and teeth to determine whether a removable partial denture is the best way to replace your missing teeth.

  2. Impressions and fabrication

    Impressions of your mouth are taken to create a plaster model of your teeth. The denture is then made from acrylic resin or metal.

  3. Fitting and try-in

    You try on the denture, and it is adjusted to make sure it fits your mouth properly and is comfortable to wear.

Caring for yourremovabledenture

Wear your denture during the day and take it out before bed to give your gums a rest. See your dentist regularly to check its condition and adjust it if needed.

Ourfees

Removable partial denture
Between 550.- and 2900.-
Complete removable denture
Between 2200.- and 2900.-
Implant-retained complete denture
Upon quote

Frequently askedquestions

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Why choose a removable denture?

It is often chosen because it costs less than other options and is easy to get used to, especially when implants aren’t an option.

Does a removable denture affect speech?

You may notice a slight change in your speech at first, but it improves over time as you get used to your denture.

How does the denture stay in place in my mouth?

It is designed to fit your mouth precisely and can be held in place with clasps or other retention mechanisms.

Should I take my denture out at night?

Yes, that’s recommended: it gives your gums a chance to rest and makes daily cleaning of the denture easier.

Take care of the healthof yourteeth

We are committed to making sure no one has to give up on dental care, convinced that, in today’s world, everyone should be able to look after their health and feel good about their appearance, especially their smile. Our fees are designed to be not only competitive, but also, and above all, affordable. That said, they never compromise the quality of our service, which we want to be impeccable.

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