Complete (Full) Dentures Full dentures are recommended when all of the natural teeth in the upper or lower jaw — or both — are missing. They rest on the gum tissue and are designed to closely replicate the appearance of natural teeth and gums, restoring a full, balanced smile and supporting the natural shape of your face.

Partial Dentures Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth still remain. They fill in the gaps left by missing teeth while preserving your existing healthy teeth and preventing neighbouring teeth from gradually shifting out of alignment. Partial dentures can be made from acrylic, cobalt chrome metal, or flexible materials depending on your clinical needs and preferences.

Chrome Cobalt Dentures Chrome cobalt dentures are a premium alternative to standard acrylic dentures. Made from a medically approved metal alloy combined with acrylic, they are thinner, stronger, and more hygienic than their acrylic counterparts — often covering less of the palate for a more comfortable, natural feel during eating and speaking.

Flexible Dentures (Valplast) Flexible dentures, such as Valplast, are made from a lightweight, pliable nylon-based material that adapts gently to the contours of your mouth. They are less bulky than traditional acrylic dentures, more comfortable to wear, and virtually invisible — making them a popular choice for patients seeking a discreet and comfortable partial denture solution.

Implant-Retained Dentures For patients who find that conventional dentures move or feel unstable — particularly lower dentures — implant-retained dentures offer a significantly more secure solution. Two or more dental implants are placed into the jawbone, providing anchor points onto which the denture clips or locks firmly in place. This greatly reduces movement during eating and speaking, improves confidence, and helps preserve the underlying jawbone over time.