No. 1 choice for bespoke, high-quality dentures
- Pioneering 3D printed dentures in Ireland
- Non-invasive
- Pain-free
- Ready in as little as 3 visits — no surgery, no waiting months to heal
We also offer Denture repair and implant supported dentures
📍 Dublin (Terenure & Swords) · Wexford · Waterford
Getting New Dentures in 3 Simple Steps
01
Scan
We take a precise digital scan of your mouth and jaw — a fast, comfortable capture that forms the exact blueprint for your new dentures.
02
Try In
We design your dentures and 3D print them so you can try a preview in your mouth, then adjust fit, look and bite together.
03
Fit
Your final denture is fitted and carefully balanced, with clear guidance on wearing, cleaning and aftercare.
Materials Available
Mario Viveros
Almost never break: built on a strong metal framework, rarely fractured even after decades of use.
Chrome Cobalt (Metal) Dentures
- Ultra Slim
- Ultra-strong metal framework
- Less coverage of the palate, better taste and speech, more natural feel.
Mario Viveros
Best if you lose dentures regularly: digitally stored records mean we can re-print in just 24–48 hours.
Acrylic Dentures
- Comfortable, easy to adjust
- Simple to add extra teeth to if you lose more
- The most cost-effective option.
Other materials we use
Resin Dentures
Nylon Dentures
What Our Patients Say
Award-winning dental & denture care in Ireland
Homecare Provider of the Year Finalist 2026
Best Mobile Dental & Denture Services Provider 2026
Irish Enterprise Awards 2026
Business All-Star 8 Years
Best In Class Denture & Dental Care 2023
Irish Dentistry Awards 2020
All-Ireland Business Awards 2019
Inspiring Awards
Business All-Star 2018
Business All Stars 2018
Irish Dentistry Awards 2016
Best Dental Laboratory 2012
ActionCOACH Award 2012
ActionCOACH Award 2010
CX Awards 2026 Finalist – Best CX in Healthcare
Homecare Provider of the Year Finalist 2026
Best Mobile Dental & Denture Services Provider 2026
Irish Enterprise Awards 2026
Business All-Star 8 Years
Best In Class Denture & Dental Care 2023
Irish Dentistry Awards 2020
All-Ireland Business Awards 2019
Inspiring Awards
Business All-Star 2018
Business All Stars 2018
Irish Dentistry Awards 2016
Best Dental Laboratory 2012
ActionCOACH Award 2012
ActionCOACH Award 2010
CX Awards 2026 Finalist – Best CX in Healthcare
Homecare Provider of the Year Finalist 2026
Best Mobile Dental & Denture Services Provider 2026
Irish Enterprise Awards 2026
Business All-Star 8 Years
Best In Class Denture & Dental Care 2023
Irish Dentistry Awards 2020
All-Ireland Business Awards 2019
Inspiring Awards
Business All-Star 2018
Business All Stars 2018
Irish Dentistry Awards 2016
Best Dental Laboratory 2012
ActionCOACH Award 2012
ActionCOACH Award 2010
CX Awards 2026 Finalist – Best CX in Healthcare
Before & After — Dentures
We make dental care affordable
We accept PRSI for Oral Exam and Scale & Polish
We don’t accept Medical Cards
Klarna, Humm & Revolut
Available at Our Clinics
Dublin North — Swords
Wexford
Waterford
OUR DENTURE CLINIC
Meet Mario — Our Denture Clinic
Mario is one of Ireland’s most experienced Clinical Dental Technicians, with over three decades of dedicated practice in denture fabrication, personally restoring the smiles of thousands of patients across Dublin, Wexford and Waterford.
A registered member of the Irish Dental Council, Mario was among the first clinicians in Ireland to adopt and pioneer 3D printed denture technology for everyday patient care.
From our in-house Irish denture laboratory, Mario designs acrylic, chrome cobalt, flexible and 3D printed dentures on-site — meaning faster turnaround, same-day repairs and full control over every detail of your final result.
Every patient who walks through our door deserves a smile that gives them their confidence back. Whether it’s a chrome cobalt partial or a precision 3D printed denture, we treat every case with the same care and attention to detail.” — Mario
- Clinical Dental Technician (CDT) — Irish Dental Council registered
- DD (Hons) George Brown College, Toronto, Canada
- CDT Royal College of Surgeons of England
- Member of the International Federation of Denturism
- Pioneer of 3D Printed Dentures in Ireland
- Languages: English, Fluent Spanish
- General Dental Council of England, registered
- Faculty of General Dentistry, UK
- Member of the College General Dentistry, UK
- Our Denture Clinic — DentalTech Group
- Decades of experience across Dublin, Wexford & Waterford
Types of Dentures Available
Full Dentures
Partial Dentures
Implant Supported Dentures
Permanent (Fixed) Dentures
Flexible Dentures
Immediate Dentures
Temporary Dentures
Broken denture? Here’s what to do next.
Do NOT try to repair the denture yourself
One-day service
Repair + reline
Free consultation
Why is my denture breaking?
Age of the denture
As a denture gets older the fit loosens as your mouth changes, causing rocking while worn. Repetitive flexing weakens the plastic and can loosen the teeth embedded in the base. Relining when it gets loose — or replacing after 5 years — prevents this.
Dropping or banging
The most common cause. Dropping in the sink or knocking the tap during cleaning weakens a spot which can break anything up to 6 months later, even if the denture looks intact at the time.
Heavy bite, grinding or clenching
Dentures in conflict with opposing natural teeth, or worn by patients who grind/clench, can fracture. We recommend leaving dentures out at night if you grind — or upgrading to a high-impact acrylic with a chrome cobalt frame.
Poor fit
When dentures rock in the mouth, each chew creates a levering force that is unevenly spread across the base. Over time you may spot a fine line — often between the two front teeth or beside a remaining natural tooth — which spreads to a full crack.
Nearing 5 years old
Denture acrylic is a man-made material that deteriorates over time. 5 years is considered the working life of a denture — after that the material weakens and the mouth has usually changed shape too.
Individual or isolated teeth
An isolated tooth on a denture takes concentrated bite force and can snap off. A chrome cobalt denture, bridge or implant may be a stronger long-term solution if this keeps happening.
Broken clasps
Stainless steel or gold clasps hold partial dentures around your natural teeth. They are not designed to be bent — always insert and remove with your fingers, never bite the denture into place. Persistent clasp breakage may indicate a chrome cobalt denture is the better option.
How is my denture repaired?
Things to remember
• A repaired denture will not fit better than before it broke — the underlying cause needs addressing.
• Most breakages start with a drop in the sink or a knock on the tap.
• Always keep a spare denture — even an old one is useful in an emergency.
• After a repair the denture may feel strange for around an hour as tissue re-adapts.
• If the denture broke due to poor fit, relining at the same time prevents it happening again.
Our Denture Services
Straight to Fitting Acrylic Dentures
3+ Teeth Acrylic — 1 Arch (Top OR Bottom)
3+ Teeth Acrylic — 2 Arches (Top AND Bottom)
Chrome Cobalt — 1 Arch
Chrome Cobalt — 2 Arches
Spare Dentures
Denture Repair
Denture Additions
Denture Reline (Standard)
Soft Denture Reline
Immediate Denture Reline Charge
Acrylic Full Lower Denture with Soft Line
Professional Denture Cleaning
Implant Housing on Denture
Home & Nursing Home Denture Care
Home Denture Visits
Nursing Home & Residential Care
Denture Pricing & Payment Plans
Straight-to-Fitting Acrylic Dentures
€790
€263.33
€68
3+ Teeth Acrylic — 1 Arch (Top OR Bottom)
€1,395
€465
€119
3+ Teeth Acrylic — 2 Arches (Top AND Bottom)
€2,790
€930
€241
Chrome Cobalt — 1 Arch (Top or Bottom)
€1,985
€661.67
€170
Chrome Cobalt — 2 Arches (Top AND Bottom)
€3,970
€1,323.33
€185
Denture Aftercare & FAQs
What does my aftercare service cover?
How long will it take to get used to my new dentures?
Is it normal for my new dentures to feel tight?
Can I sleep with my dentures in?
What if my dentures hurt or feel sore?
The Do’s & Don’ts of Denture Care
Do
✓ Use a large, flat-based plastic tub and a denture brush.
✓ Disinfect twice a week using Nitradine tablets or similar.
✓ Leave dentures out overnight in clean water so gums can rest.
Don’t
✕ Don’t wash directly in the sink — drops are the most common cause of breakage.
✕ Don’t use toothpaste — too abrasive, can dull the surface.
✕ Don’t soak overnight in anything other than fresh water.
Dentures vs Dental Implants — Which Is Right for You?
Considered Dental Implants? Dentures May Be the Better Choice.
More Affordable Than You Think
Non-Invasive & Completely Pain-Free
Your New Smile in as Little as 3 Visits
No Surgery. No Months of Healing.
Snap-In Dentures & Implant-Supported Dentures
✓ No messy adhesives needed
✓ Removes easily for cleaning
✓ Preserves jawbone and prevents premature facial ageing
✓ Far less invasive than full implant treatment — typically only 2–4 implants required
Snap-In Dentures Cost Ireland
1
Free Consultation & Assessment
2
Implant Placement
3
Healing & Denture Fabrication
4
Snap & Smile
Our Bespoke Denture Service — Built Around You
Fit
Function
Aesthetics
Everything You Need to Know About Dentures
Denture Repair
3D Printed Dentures
The Simple Denture Process
Care & Aftercare Guide
Find Us
Our Clinic Locations
Terenure, Dublin
Mon-Fri: 8:30am-5:30pm
Saturday Appointments Available
Swords, Dublin
Mon-Fri: 8:30am-5:30pm
Wexford
Mon-Fri: 8:30am-5:30pm
Waterford
Mon-Fri: 8:30am-5:30pm
Frequently Asked Questions About Dentures
How long does it take to get new dentures?
At DentalTech, the process takes anywhere from 1 to 4 weeks depending on the type of denture. Emergency dentures can be made in as little as 1–2 days if needed. With our 3D printed dentures, the process can be as fast as 14 days. Your timeline will be confirmed at your free consultation.
How much do dentures cost in Ireland?
Denture costs vary depending on the type and complexity of the case. Acrylic dentures are the most affordable option. Chrome cobalt dentures are our premium option. 3D printed dentures offer excellent value — you can restore your full smile for approximately the same cost as a single dental implant for one tooth. We provide a full transparent cost breakdown at your free consultation with no hidden fees. We also offer flexible payment options.
What are snap-in dentures and what do they cost in Ireland?
Snap-in dentures (also known as implant-retained dentures) are dentures that clip onto a small number of dental implants for a secure fit. They stay firmly in place during eating and speaking but can be removed for cleaning. Snap-in dentures cost in Ireland starts from approximately €2,795 per arch, depending on the number of implants required. A free consultation at our denture clinic will determine your suitability and provide an exact quote.
Are cheap dentures in Dublin worth it?
At DentalTech, “affordable” doesn’t mean cutting corners. We have been restoring smiles for over 50 years, and our affordable acrylic and 3D printed dentures are made in our own Irish dental laboratory by skilled technicians. Cheap dentures Dublin at DentalTech means fair, transparent pricing — not cheap materials or rushed treatment.
How often should I replace my dentures?
The recommended lifespan of a denture is approximately 3 years. Over time, your jaw shape changes and the denture material deteriorates. However, some patients wear their dentures for much longer with regular adjustments and relines. We include a 6-month aftercare service with all new dentures, covering any adjustments needed during that settling-in period.
Can dentures be repaired the same day?
Yes. Our laboratory provides a one-day repair service in most cases. Depending on your location, you can often collect your repaired denture the same day or within 48 hours.
Who will make my dentures at DentalTech?
At DentalTech Group, you will be seen by a Clinical Dental Technician (CDT) or Dentist — both registered with the Irish Dental Council. We also have our own in-house manufacturing laboratory staffed by experienced dental technicians, ensuring complete quality control over every denture we make.
Is there a warranty on new dentures?
Yes. We offer a 3-month aftercare service on all new dentures as standard, covering any number of reviews, eases, adjustments, and repairs needed during that period. Extended aftercare packages are also available — ask our team for details.
How long will it take to get used to my new dentures?
It generally takes 6–8 weeks for new dentures to fully bed in. We recommend wearing your denture every day and only removing it at night. If you leave dentures out for more than 8 hours, the bedding-in process resets. It is completely normal for your new dentures to feel tight or unusual in the first few weeks.
Can I sleep with my dentures in?
We strongly advise removing dentures at night. Your gums and oral tissue need to breathe. Wearing dentures around the clock long-term causes gum problems. Nighttime removal is also safest — anything in the mouth during sleep is a potential choking hazard. Remove them at night, soak in cold water, and reinsert fresh in the morning.
What should I do if I get a blister or soreness?
Your Denture Aftercare — What to Expect After Your Fitting
What does my aftercare service cover?
Our patient aftercare service covers any number of reviews, eases, and adjustments that may be required for 3 months after the fitting of your denture — ensuring you get the best possible quality of fit and function. The aftercare service also covers any repairs needed during those 3 months following your fit. Want a longer warranty and aftercare period? Ask a member of our team for details.
Is it normal for my new dentures to feel tight?
Yes — this is actually a good sign. We aim to have your new dentures fitting you really well, which may make them feel tighter than your old ones. Your new denture is made to fit your current mouth exactly. However, if they feel too tight and are causing discomfort, please call us to book a review appointment.
Is it normal for my new dentures to feel unusual?
Completely. Feeling odd and unusual in the first couple of weeks is entirely normal while the denture is settling. However — putting up with pain or real discomfort is not something we promote at all. Your aftercare service covers any adjustments you might need. Call us, don’t suffer in silence.
What if I get a blister?
You should not develop a blister if you follow the aftercare steps, but if it does happen: 1) Remove your dentures immediately. 2) Call us to book an easing appointment. 3) If you cannot reach us within a few days, apply Anbesol gel to relieve the soreness. 4) Keep the dentures out for a period to allow the gums to heal.
Can I sleep with my new dentures in my mouth?
We strongly advise against sleeping with your dentures in. Your mouth, gums, and tissue need to breathe to stay healthy. Remove at nighttime, soak in cold water, and reinsert clean in the morning. Anything in the mouth during sleep is also a potential choking hazard.