[ Crowns, bridges and dentures ]

Complete and partial removable dentures

Replacing teeth with a removable appliance, complete or partial, designed and made in our workshop.

When to consult

Several teeth are missing and chewing is affected.
Your denture hurts, no longer holds, or has fractured.
Your denture is several years old and the face or the gum underneath have changed.
You want to know the difference between a removable denture and a fixed solution.

A removable denture takes time to get used to, and needs adjustments in the first weeks. That is normal and planned for.

Examination of the remaining teeth, the gums and the supporting bone.
Impressions and recording of the bite.
A wax try-in: we validate the shape, the shade and the appearance together before final fabrication.
Fabrication in the workshop, then delivery and adjustment.
Close follow-up adjustments, then upkeep at the regular visits.

How many appointments does it take?

Usually four or five over a few weeks: impressions, bite recording, try-in, delivery, then adjustments.

Will I be able to eat normally?

Adaptation is gradual. You start with softer textures, and the appliance is adjusted over the follow-up visits.

The information on this page is general. Only an examination can tell what suits your situation.