Dentures and denture repairs in Rothesay.

Complete dentures replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw. The shape, appearance and fit are tailored to your mouth, with guidance as you get used to eating and speaking with them.

Removable partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth. Designs can use acrylic, metal or a combination of materials, with a treatment plan based on the teeth you still have.

Digital records of your mouth support computer-aided denture design and fabrication. Keeping those records can also help with replacement dentures if a set is lost or damaged.

Prepared before extractions, immediate dentures can be placed when your teeth are removed. Your dentist and denturist coordinate the plan, including follow-up care as your mouth heals and changes.

These dentures connect to implants for added stability and can be taken out for cleaning. A consultation helps establish whether this approach suits your mouth, preferences and budget.

Fixed dentures attach to dental implants and are not removed by the wearer. Your dentist and denturist assess suitability and plan implant placement, healing, the final restoration and ongoing care.

A cracked base, damaged tooth or other break needs an assessment. Ask about same-day repair availability; the work and timing depend on the nature of the damage.

Changes in your mouth can leave a denture feeling loose or uncomfortable. Hard and soft relines adapt its fitting surface, while repairs address damage. An assessment helps determine the right approach.

Denture surfaces can collect plaque, tartar and staining. Professional cleaning and advice on suitable at-home products help you care for your dentures between appointments.

Ask about a tray made to fit your mouth and whether whitening is suitable for your teeth and restorations. The clinic can explain appropriate products and how to use them.

A night guard provides a protective barrier when you clench or grind your teeth. Discuss your symptoms and have the fit and condition of an existing guard checked.

Custom sports guards are made for your mouth and help protect teeth during contact sports. Ask about fit, care and when a worn or damaged guard should be replaced.