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Dentures are like artificial teeth that can be taken out. They are custom made to fit your mouth if you are missing some or all of your natural teeth. Dentures help you eat and talk normally, and they're removable, so you can clean them easily.
Types of Denture
Acrylic Denture
Acrylic Denture
Traditional dentureBudget friendlySuitable for almost all casesAcceptable strengthRigid
Flexible Denture
Flexible Denture
Can flex with fingersMinimal gum coverageSmall piece, great comfort
in single missing toothNo wire needed
in single missing toothNo wire needed
Metal Denture
Metal Denture
Able to taste betterCan feel food temperature betterStrong baseNot prone to breakage of baseMaximum comfortMinimal gum coverage
(do not feel bulky in mouth)
(do not feel bulky in mouth)
Unsure which is the best for you?Talk to your dentist to know which type of denture is the most suitable for you.
Suction Denture
A loose denture is uncomfortable for wearers. It can be socially embarrassing if the denture pops out during smiling, talking or eating.
We are here to assist you to determine if a suction denture is suitable for you. We enhances our stability of denture with precision impression and correct measurement, ensuring comfort while eating. Additionally we provide follow-up care to eliminate pain and soreness caused by the denture.
We are here to assist you to determine if a suction denture is suitable for you. We enhances our stability of denture with precision impression and correct measurement, ensuring comfort while eating. Additionally we provide follow-up care to eliminate pain and soreness caused by the denture.
When should I change my denture?Gum and bone continue to change and shrink with time. Most denture will need to be replaced in 5 - 7 years.
However, you may change your denture if
However, you may change your denture if
- There is wear on your denture
- The denture becomes loose and ill-fitted
- The denture has been heavily repaired
Can I wear the denture all the time?No. Dentures have to be removed and cleaned after meals and before sleep. Wearing them all the time can cause cavities in natural teeth as food debris might get stuck in between. Additionally, wearing dentures all the time increases the chance of gum soreness and infection. It is not recommended to sleep with dentures.
Can I clean denture with toothpaste?No, it is not recommended to clean dentures with toothpaste. Instead, use a cleaning solution without abrasive particles and gently brush the denture to remove trapped food debris. Denture cleansing product also suitable for cleaning.
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