Stunning Looking New Dentures
Trust the skilled professionals at Bexleyheath Dental Centre to create you the perfect set of dentures to suit your mouth and face.
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Your new dentures will help you to eat more comfortably, talk more confidently and support facial muscles.
Creating the perfect set for you
Our Clinical Dental Technician has many years of experience and is highly skilled in creating a set of dentures that will be perfect for your mouth.
In a lot of cases we find that our clients have lost teeth some time ago, so we don't know exactly what their original teeth looked like. However, through our own professional knowledge of the mouth and artistic judgement you can be confident that what is created for your will look completely natural and healthy. Your new dentures will be comfortable and 100% functional. Let us know if you require a home visit to discuss your requirements.
Caring for your dentures
During your free first consultation your clinical dental technician will discuss all possible options with you.
If you already have dentures it is important to look out for the following issues that may arise after time:
- Your dentures become loose
- Your notice any discolouring
- Flattening of the tooth surface
- If you have partial dentures and the base isn't fitting correctly round your natural teeth
- You notice deep lines around your mouth
- Your chin is sticking out, and the corners of your lips are often wet, or developing sores
If you are experiencing any of the above it is important to get in touch with us and we can ensure you have a full or partial set of dentures that fit your mouth correctly.
To maintain the quality of your dentures, remember to:
- Clean your dentures twice a day
- Book in with us every six months so that we can check your dentures and have them re-lined or ultrasonically cleaned if required
- Have a spare set for emergencies
- You should not be experiencing any pain or discomfort
For a perfect set of partial or full new dentures, get in touch with Bexleyheath Dental Centre today:
