What Are Dentures?
Dentures are custom-made, removable dental appliances that replace missing teeth. They can help improve chewing and speech, support facial appearance and restore confidence in your smile.
Depending on your oral health and the number of missing teeth, your dentist may recommend complete or partial dentures, or discuss implant-supported options.
Who May Need Dentures?
A personalised solution for missing teeth and everyday comfort.
Multiple missing teeth
Difficulty chewing due to gaps
Loose or worn existing dentures
Teeth affected by extensive decay
Changes in facial support
Looking for a removable tooth replacement
A clinical examination helps determine which tooth-replacement options are appropriate for your oral health.
Types of Dentures
Explore denture options that may suit your needs and lifestyle.
Complete Dentures
Replace all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both when natural teeth are absent.
Partial Dentures
Replace one or more missing teeth when some natural teeth remain.
Flexible Dentures
Made with a flexible base that may provide a comfortable alternative for selected patients.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Use dental implants to improve denture retention and stability when clinically suitable.
BPS Dentures
Biofunctional Prosthetic System dentures are made using a specialised clinical and laboratory process to help achieve a well-fitted, functional and natural-looking result.
Your Denture Treatment Journey
A step-by-step process with guidance at every stage.
Evaluation & Planning
Assess oral health, discuss your concerns and explore suitable options.
Impressions & Measurements
Record the shape of your mouth to help create a personalised denture.
Try-In & Adjustments
Check appearance, bite and fit, making adjustments where needed.
Final Denture Placement
Fit the denture and receive instructions for comfortable use.
Follow-Up & Fine-Tuning
Review fit and comfort and arrange adjustments if required.
Your dentist will guide you through each stage and help address fit, comfort and adjustment needs.
Why Choose Ranyx?
A personalised approach to restoring comfort, function and confidence.
Natural-Looking Results
Denture appearance planned to complement your smile and facial features.
Comfort-Focused Fit
Attention to fit, stability and comfort, with adjustments when needed.
Options for Different Needs
Explore suitable denture types based on your needs and budget.
Improved Chewing
Replace missing teeth to help restore everyday eating function.
Facial Support
Well-designed dentures may help support the lips and cheeks.
Continued Care
Guidance on denture maintenance, oral hygiene and follow-up visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about dentures.
How long does it take to get dentures?
The timeline varies according to the type of denture, impressions, laboratory work and any required extractions or healing. Your dentist can provide an estimate after examination.
Are dentures comfortable to wear?
New dentures can take time to get used to. Minor sore spots or changes in speech may occur initially, and follow-up adjustments can help improve comfort.
Can I eat normally with dentures?
Start with softer foods, take small bites and chew carefully on both sides. Eating comfort usually improves with practice, though some foods may remain challenging.
How should I clean my dentures?
Clean dentures daily with a denture brush and a product suitable for their material. Remove them as advised, clean your gums and remaining teeth, and follow your dentist's soaking instructions.
What is the difference between complete and partial dentures?
Complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch, while partial dentures replace some missing teeth when other natural teeth remain.
How long do dentures last?
The lifespan depends on the material, wear, fit and changes in your gums and jaw. Periodic reviews help determine when adjustment, relining or replacement may be needed.
Can dentures improve my smile?
Dentures can replace missing teeth and may improve smile appearance, speech and facial support. Results depend on individual anatomy and the fit and design of the denture.
What is the cost of dentures?
Cost depends on the type of denture, materials, laboratory process and additional treatment needed. A dental consultation helps determine suitable options and their costs.