We offer a variety of tailored denture options to restore your smile and confidence.
Our experienced dentists offer traditional acrylic and metal-framed dentures, using our modern 3-d scanner impressions for maximum accuracy and optimal fit.
Our implant surgeons can also offer implant-retained dentures, if this is something that may be of interest to you.
There is now a more accurate alternative to putty for taking denture impressions.
If you hate having to bite into ‘putty’ for your impressions, you don’t need to anymore. We have digital 3-d intraoral scanners which makes impressions taking so easy and far more comfortable.
In some instances, depending on your case we may take both putty and 3-d impressions for maximal precision
Our dentists can advise you on what denture options we can offer you, depending on your case and your budget
Removable full or partial dentures made from rigid resin. The most common and cost effective solution. Due to modern technology these have vastly improved in recent years
Removable, hard-wearing partial dentures, less bulky than acrylic dentures. The metal frame supports acrylic teeth and gums. Can be recommended when you have some remaining teeth
Removable dentures that snap onto titanium dental implants that have been placed in the gum. A costlier option bringing greater stability
This lady in her 70s came to us looking for a new denture as her old denture was loose and had gone yellow over the years. Over the course of 4 visits over a period of a month from start to finish, we made her a beautiful lightweight new upper denture that fitted beautifully.
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At Dentistry on the Grove, we provide a wide range of dentures including acrylic, metal and implant-retained dentures & ‘all on 4’ for patients across Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and the surrounding areas.
Address
Dentistry on the Grove
42 Southbourne Grove
Bournemouth, Dorset
BH6 3RT
Patient Car Park Postcode BH6 5AB
Phone number
01202 443882
Email
hello@dentistryonthegrove.uk
We offer both traditional acrylic and metal-frame dentures as well as implant-retained dentures
Dentures should be removed two or three times a day and brushed with a soft bristle brush. In addition you should regularly soak your dentures overnight in a special cleaning solution to remove plaque and staining
It is recommended to take your dentures out overnight to allow your gums to breathe and for overall long-term oral health.
This can vary case by case, but for a full arch acrylic denture, you should allow for approx. one month from start to finish to take impressions, have a trial fit appointment, possibly another trial fit to allow for adjustments and then the final fit.
Implant dentures or implant retained dentures are a more advanced denture solution whereby your denture is anchored to dental implants that have been surgically placed in your jaw. They provide greater stability and day-to-day functionality
Implant retained dentures can last between 10 to 15 years. With proper care and regular hygienist visits they can last beyond 20 years
You are likely to be suitable for implant dentures, provided you have good overall health, good bone density for the titanium implants to be placed in your jaw bone, and are free from gum disease.
