Dentures

Say Goodbye to Dental Woes With Customised Dentures from Blacktown Dental Group

Dentures are basically a replacement for missing teeth and are needed when you’ve lost your pearly whites due to various reasons. Causes can include tooth decay, gum disease, injury, or just plain old age. Now, why should you choose Blacktown Dental Group for your denture needs? Well, we have a stellar reputation for our top-notch dental care and specialise in creating customised dentures that fit like a glove.

Our team of experienced professionals takes the time to understand your unique needs and craft dentures that not only restore your smile but also enhance your comfort and confidence. So, if you’re in need of quality dentures that’ll make you grin from ear to ear, look no further than Blacktown Dental Group!

Our Comprehensive Approach

As a comprehensive dental practice, we have a highly experienced Dental Prosthetist with an on-site lab to perform our denture services. Every patient receives the highest quality appliances made from the best materials available.

Our practice opened in 1996 as a comprehensive dental lab before adding an extended clinical team of Dentists and staff. Not only does this provide consistency for our patients, but it also enables us to offer more efficient services.

Dr Naseem (Dentist) and Paul (Dental Prosthetist) work hand in hand to craft personalised treatment plans for our denture patients, and there is no need to send anything to an external lab; it is all done right here!

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Types of Dentures

Dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth and help restore your smile. There are a few different types to choose from:

  • First up, we have complete dentures, which replace all the teeth in your mouth.
  • If you still have some natural teeth left, partial dentures are a great option as they fill in the gaps.
  • Another popular choice is implant-supported dentures, which are anchored to dental implants for added stability.

Blacktown Dental Group is here to help you choose the perfect denture that suits your needs. Our cosmetic dentists consider factors such as your oral health and lifestyle to ensure you receive a denture that fits well and functions effectively. So rest assured, we’ve got everything under control!

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Our Dentures Procedure – This is How We Do It

Want to know what happens at our clinic when you come in for dentures? Here is a step-by-step procedure of what to expect during your denture treatment at Blacktown Dental Group:

  • Consultation – First things first, schedule a consultation with our friendly team. We’ll assess your oral health, discuss your needs and preferences, and determine if dentures are the best solution for you.
  • Impressions – Once we decide on dentures as the way forward, we’ll take impressions of your mouth. These impressions will help us create custom-made dentures that fit perfectly and provide optimal comfort.
  • Denture fabrication – Our skilled dental technicians will use your impressions as a guide to fabricate your dentures. This process may take a few weeks as we strive for precision and quality.
  • Fitting – When your dentures are ready, it’s time for the fitting appointment. We’ll make sure they fit snugly and comfortably in your mouth. Adjustments may be made if necessary to achieve the perfect fit.
  • Post-treatment care – We won’t leave you hanging after getting your new pearly whites! Our team will provide detailed instructions on how to care for and clean your dentures properly. Regular check-ups will also be scheduled to ensure everything is going smoothly.

Trust us to give you back that confident smile in no time. Call us now if you wish to learn more!

What About Adhesives?

Denture adhesives are basically a sticky substance that helps keep your dentures in place. They work by creating a strong bond between your gums and the dentures, giving you extra confidence to eat, speak, and smile without worrying about any embarrassing slips.

Our expert dentists at Blacktown Dental Group understand the importance of comfortable and secure dentures. Using high-quality adhesives, they ensure that your dentures stay firmly in place throughout the day. So say goodbye to any unexpected wiggle or slide – with denture adhesives, you’ll have a reliable grip on your smile!

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Book a Consultation Today

Don’t hesitate to take the first step towards a confident smile. Schedule a consultation with us today and let our experts in Blacktown guide you through the process of getting the ideal dentures. Trust us, it’s easier than you think! Just give us a call or shoot us a message, and we’ll get back to you in no time. Contact us to book an appointment.

Curious as to which types of dentures are available?

Complete Dentures

Are you looking to replace all of your teeth at one time? If yes, then complete dentures-traditional “plates” that cover your entire upper or lower arch-are considered one of the most effective and affordable denture solutions. A complete denture sits on top of the gum tissues. The suction between the plate and your mouth is what holds the denture in place.

Denture Repairs & Relines

If you have a broken or ill-fitting denture, an adjustment, repair or relining could have it fitting better in just one appointment!

Relines of dentures are suitable when they’re not heavily worn. The lifespan of a denture is generally around seven years, and it can be relined twice, then needs to be replaced. The reason dentures loosen is due to gum/bone shrinkage or recent extraction.

The major benefit of a reline is that older appliances fit more comfortably across your gums with a tighter suction for better security. We can do a reline the same day if patients call first, then drop the denture off in the morning, to pick up that afternoon.
Repairs are generally required if there are obvious cracks or breaks, or if you have a loose tooth. These can also be done the same day if patients call first, then drop them off in the morning to collect that afternoon.

Partial Dentures

If you still have some of your teeth and just need to replace those teeth that are missing, getting partial dentures is an excellent solution. This removable denture snaps into place around your existing teeth. Your remaining healthy teeth will be preserved.

Acrylic Partials
Budget-friendly and easy to create, acrylic partial dentures are composed of affordable materials with small metal clasps that allow them to grip onto adjacent teeth.

Cobalt Chrome Metal Partial Dentures
Digitally created metal dentures utilise a particular alloy base that provides a high level of stability that allows you to bite and chew confidently. The cobalt chrome framework sits on your gums with clasps around your remaining teeth for additional support.

Flexible/Flexi denture

Flexible dentures, also known as flexible partial dentures, are a type of removable dental appliance used to replace missing teeth. What sets them apart from traditional dentures is the material used in their construction. While traditional dentures are rigid and often made of acrylic or metal, flexible dentures are crafted from a flexible thermoplastic material, commonly called Valplast.

Denture Repairs & Relines
If you have a broken or ill-fitting denture, an adjustment, repair or relining could have it fitting better in just one appointment!

Relines of dentures are suitable when they’re not heavily worn. The lifespan of a denture is generally around seven years, and it can be relined twice, then needs to be replaced. The reason dentures loosen is due to gum/bone shrinkage or recent extraction.

The major benefit of a reline is that older appliances fit more comfortably across your gums with a tighter suction for better security. We can do a reline the same day if patients call first, then drop the denture off in the morning, to pick up that afternoon.

Repairs are generally required if there are obvious cracks or breaks, or if you have a loose tooth. These can also be done the same day if patients call first, then drop them off in the morning to collect that afternoon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer denture repairs and relines?

Yes! If you have a broken or ill-fitting denture, an adjustment, repair or relining could have it fitting better in just one appointment. With a reline, older appliances fit more comfortably across your gums with a tighter suction for better security. Or if you’ve dropped your denture and it’s cracked, we can help with that too!

How long will my dentures last?

Generally, you can expect your dentures to last between 5 and 7 years. Just as natural teeth do, dentures wear down and stain with age. Your mouth is also constantly changing. To ensure that your dentures fit properly, they will need to be adjusted at various times.

We recommend seeing your dentist once a year for a denture checkup. You should always notify your dentist at the first sign of irritation, regardless of how minor it may seem. Your health and comfort are paramount.

How quickly will I adjust to dentures?

Initially, it may feel strange to wear dentures. They may seem too large, and you may detect an increase in saliva. Rest assured that this is normal. Once your facial muscles and oral tissues adapt, your dentures should feel comfortable. Some people adjust to dentures in a short period such as a few days to a week, while others take a little longer.

How should I clean my dentures?

We suggest cleaning your dentures over a basin of water or a damp towel to avoid breakage in case you drop them. You can brush them using a denture brush and denture cleaner or soap. Only use lukewarm water and avoid abrasive pastes or powders. You should clean your dentures after every meal.

Will dentures affect my eating?

At first, it takes a bit of time to adjust to wearing dentures; it also requires some patience! However, before you know it you’ll get used to your dentures. Our dentists can help you work through any challenges and discuss the best ways to get used to biting and chewing with your new dentures.

Will dentures affect my speech?

Initially, you may notice minor differences in your speech. There’s no reason to be concerned, however. Once your mouth gets used to the change, this should subside. Reading aloud is a great way to restore normal speech quickly.

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  • Monday : 09:00 - 18:00
  • Tuesday : 09:00 - 18:00
  • Thursday : 09:00 - 18:00