All about metal dentures

A metal denture usually combines a metal framework with acrylic and replacement teeth. Its suitability depends on the condition of your mouth and the design needed to replace your missing teeth.

A metal denture usually combines a metal framework with acrylic and replacement teeth. Its suitability depends on the condition of your mouth and the design needed to replace your missing teeth.

A lost or broken denture can disrupt eating, speaking and everyday plans. A suitable spare may help while a repair or replacement is arranged, especially when you are travelling or away from your usual clinic.

Your denture is made for your mouth and plays a part in eating, speaking and smiling. A consistent care routine helps keep it clean and gives you a chance to notice problems early.

Your dentures spend hours in your mouth each day. A regular cleaning routine helps remove food, plaque and deposits, while protecting comfort and oral health. The right method depends on the materials in your denture.

Dentures replace missing teeth and can help with eating, speaking and appearance. How they stay in place depends on the type of denture and the shape and condition of your mouth. Here is what to expect from full and partial dentures.

A broken denture can interrupt meals, speech and your routine. Keep the pieces, avoid a home repair and contact a professional. The aim is to restore the denture safely and understand why it broke, especially if it has happened before.

Your dog may see a denture left on a table as something interesting to chew. The result can be anything from small bite marks to a broken appliance. A simple storage routine helps protect your denture and your pet.