What Type of Dentures Do You Need?

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Anyone looking for a straightforward and transformative solution to missing teeth will likely have considered dentures. With both full and partial options available, dentures tend to be the most efficient choice for replacing all or multiple teeth.

Just like there are many reasons for getting dentures – from lost or damaged teeth to infections requiring tooth extractions – there are various denture options such as fixed, removable, and implant-supported dentures to suit all requirements.

Whether you’re selecting dentures or are simply researching your options for replacing missing teeth, the following guide tells you all you need to know about reliable forms of dentures.

Why consider dentures?

Dentures are ideal for not only replacing teeth aesthetically but also restoring their functionality for daily use, especially for speaking and eating (therefore boosting overall health and nutrition).

Teeth rely on their surrounding structures for support, so avoiding replacing missing teeth risks remaining teeth moving and a change to your jaw/face shape.

As an experienced provider of dentures in Perth, our team at First Impressions Dental can explain in detail the pros and cons of each option, as well as replacing one tooth, a full arch, or all your teeth.

A denture in a glass of water. Dental prosthesis care. Full removable plastic denture of the jaws

Leading denture options

Well-made dentures are not only easy to adapt to but a long-lasting teeth replacement designed to suit your particular needs. Depending on how many teeth need replacing, our expert dentists will help you choose the best denture format typically made from resin, plastic, porcelain, or metal:

Full dentures

Full arch dentures, also known as plates, replace an entire lower or upper row of teeth. Suction between gums and plates is required to hold them in place, supporting your face while restoring functionality to those with a full arch of missing teeth. 

Partial dentures

Those with remaining healthy teeth may consider partial dentures, which clip neatly into available spaces with metal clasps. Offering stability to surrounding teeth while preventing the need for tooth extractions, removable partial dentures improve eating and speaking while restoring that beautiful smile. 

Implant-supported dentures

Also known as overdentures, implant-retained dentures are attached to implants secured to the jawbone. Typically taking a few months to complete, the benefits of these durable, long-lasting dentures include bone loss prevention and a highly secure feel that improves eating and speaking.

Immediate dentures

Should you require tooth extractions, immediate dentures can be provided in the interim while your gums heal, as customised long-term dentures can only be created once the swelling has subsided. Rather than endure uncomfortable temporary fits, custom immediate dentures can be made in advance to wear straight away. 

How long will dentures last?

By working with an experienced clinic like First Impressions Dental, skilled at creating premium dentures in Perth, your full, partial, or implant-supported dentures can last for an impressive 5-15 years. While natural wear-and-tear will inevitably occur, fully natural-looking dentures can withstand years of use with correct care and regular dental check-ups.

Transformative dentures with First Impressions Dental

If you are considering getting reliable dentures in Perth, or want to discuss suitable denture options for your needs, don’t hesitate to book a helpful consultation with the experts at First Impressions Dental. 

Book an initial consultation today and start your new smile journey!

Dr Silas Prashant

Dr. Silas Prashant brings over 20 years of passionate dental care to First Impressions Dental, where he's dedicated to creating confident smiles and comfortable experiences for every patient. Beyond his extensive training in restorative and same-day ceramic dentistry, Dr. Silas balances his commitment to continuous learning with family time, gardening, and fishing adventures—bringing the same warmth and personal touch to your dental care that defines his approach to life.

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