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Premium Private Dentures

Upper & Lower Acrylic Dentures£1100
Upper or Lower Acrylic Dentures£800
Chrome Palate£150
Partial Chrome Framework£200 per unit
Lower Chrome Insert£150
Additions per tooth (on ref from dentist)£80 (£25 per additional tooth)
Relines£110
Soft Relines£130
Repair with Impression£70
Consultation and examination£35
Clean dentures£15 per item
Gold tooth added to denture£150
Mouthguard (ref from dentist)£80
Bleaching Tray (ref from dentist)£80
Gum characterisation£75 per unit
Adjustment/fitting of existing denture£40
Implant retention components plus fitting£100 per unit

Private Dentures

Upper & Lower Acrylic Dentures£800
Upper or Lower Acrylic Dentures£500
Chrome Palate£150
Partial Chrome Framework£200 per unit
Lower Chrome Insert£150
Additions per tooth (on ref from dentist)£80 (£25 per additional tooth)
Relines£110
Soft Relines£130
Repair with Impression£70
Consultation and examination£35
Clean dentures£15 per item
Gold tooth added to denture£150
Mouthguard (ref from dentist)£80
Bleaching Tray (ref from dentist)£80
Gum characterisation£75 per unit
Adjustment/fitting of existing denture£40
Implant retention components plus fitting£100 per unit

Other Items

Initial Consultation and a full oral health examination and screening£35
Examination with full oral health examination and screening£25
Additions per tooth (on referral from dentist)£100
Relines£100
Soft Relines£100
Mouthguard (on referral from dentist)£60
Bleaching Tray (on referral from dentist)£60
Adjustment/fitting of existing denture£40
Clean Denture per item£15
Gum Staining per unit£75
Gold tooth added to denture£145

Popular questions

Dentures are a removable appliance that replaces missing teeth. Dentures can take some getting used to and will never feel the same as your natural teeth. With the number of materials available today dentures are much more natural looking and comfortable.

Your clinician Lee can provide Full and Partial dentures at our clinic. You simply need to make an appointment for a consultation where Lee will discuss the options available to you. For partial denture wearers a referral letter will be required from your Dentist to enable Lee to carry out any necessary denture work for you. Referral letter templates are available from our clinic upon request, making the referral process more straightforward. If you have any queries please feel free to contact us.

If you have lost all of your natural teeth, then a conventional full denture is used to replace them. If you have recently had any remaining teeth removed it can take your soft tissues several months to heal. A full denture can be placed during this period but due to gum shrinkage your denture will become loose which will mean you either need a reline of your denture or a new denture.

If you still have some of your own natural teeth left but need something to replace your missing teeth then a partial denture can be used. Partial dentures offer a removable alternative to bridges. These can only be provided by us with a referral letter from your dentist. Referral letters for your dentist to complete are available upon request.

New dentures will feel strange and may feel uncomfortable for the first few weeks, this is quite normal. Eating and speaking with dentures might take a little practice. If you experience any discomfort after your dentures have been fitted then you must contact us so we can make you an appointment with the clinician. He will have a look and make any necessary adjustments.

Over a period of time, your denture may need to be relined or remade. As you age, your mouth naturally changes. These changes cause your dentures to loosen, making chewing difficult and irritate your gums. At a minimum, you should have an oral health check annually. Lee is able to do this at our clinic if you have a full denture and no natural teeth.

Please click this patient referral letter to download a blank referral letter.

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