Whether you’re considering dentures for the first time or seeking to improve your existing dentures, our team at Kedron Family Dental is here to provide personalised care and support every step of the way.
At Kedron Family Dental , our experienced team is ready to assist you with your denture needs, whether it’s your first time considering dentures or you want to enhance your current set, we provide comprehensive care and support throughout the entire process.
Our denture clinic in Brisbane provides custom dentures designed to support fit, function, and an appearance suited to your smile. Our team has you covered. We aim to provide dentures designed to fit comfortably and function appropriately. Our dentures use suitable materials and techniques designed to support a secure fit, function, and appearance. Book a consultation today to find a suitable denture solution for you.
Dentures are removable prosthetics made to replace missing teeth and surrounding tissues. They are custom-made to fit your mouth and can be taken out for cleaning or sleeping. Dentures not only help to restore your smile, but also improve your chewing ability when your natural teeth are missing.
Dentures are another option to replace missing teeth and are constructed over several visits. They are a cost-effective way to replace one or all of your missing teeth and they can be removed from the mouth and are not fixed in place.
There are 2 main types of dentures we offer at Kedron Family Dental .
These are used when all natural teeth in your upper or lower jaw are missing. Our full dentures in Brisbane consist of a flesh-coloured acrylic or plastic base that fits over the gums. This base then supports a complete set of artificial teeth to go on top. Upper dentures cover the roof of your mouth (palate), while lower dentures are shaped like a horseshoe to leave space for your tongue.
You may choose our partial dentures in Brisbane when some of your natural teeth are missing. These dentures consist of replacement teeth attached to a metal or plastic framework. They may have clasps or other attachments that anchor to the remaining natural teeth, providing extra stability and support.
Dentures typically have a lifespan of around 5 to 10 years, depending on factors such as care and material quality. Proper cleaning routines and good oral health practices help maintain the durability of both full dentures and partial dentures.
Quality materials are essential in prolonging the life of dentures, though adjustments or replacements may be necessary over time due to changes in the mouth’s structure. Regular dental check-ups at our denture clinic in Brisbane allow for monitoring and proactive care, addressing any issues early to ensure comfort and effectiveness. For reliable denture care in Brisbane, Kedron Family Dental provides patients with the support needed to keep their dentures in optimal condition.
The process of fitting dentures involves several steps to ensure that the dentures are customised to match and comfortably fit your mouth. Here is an overview:
Our dentist does a clinical examination of your oral health, including examining the condition of your existing teeth and gums. X-rays may also be taken to assess your bone structure and identify any underlying issues.
If tooth extraction is required, this may be done first. Otherwise, impressions are taken of your gums and any remaining natural teeth. These impressions are used to create a mould for making your dentures.
Our dentist checks how your upper and lower jaws fit together to make sure the dentures align correctly. This step helps when creating dentures that allow for a natural and comfortable bite.
Before the final dentures are created, our dentist may provide you with trial dentures made from wax. These trial dentures allow you to see how the dentures will fit and look. Adjustments can be made to the wax models to achieve the desired fit, appearance, and bite.
Based on your feedback from the trial dentures, the final dentures are constructed.
Your dentures consist of a base made from acrylic or other materials that mimics the colour of your gums. We set artificial teeth into the base to mimic the appearance of natural teeth.
Our dentist fits the final dentures in your mouth and makes any adjustments as needed. Adjustments may include refining the fit, adjusting the bite, and making sure that your dentures feel comfortable.
Our dentist provides instructions on how to care for your dentures, including proper cleaning techniques. You are also educated on how to get used to wearing dentures, including how to comfortably speak and eat.
Several options are available for patients seeking tooth replacement alternatives to dentures. These alternatives vary in terms of permanence, cost, and the procedures involved. Some common alternatives include:
Dental implants are a fixed tooth replacement option that may be suitable for some patients. Suitability, appearance, maintenance needs, treatment time and longevity vary. This involves surgically placing artificial tooth roots (implants) into the jawbone, which is later used to attach a dental crown or bridge.
Pros: Dental implants are a fixed tooth-replacement option. Suitability, appearance, maintenance needs, treatment time and longevity vary.
Cons: More costly than dentures, and involves a surgical procedure.
Dental bridges involve artificial teeth (pontics) that are anchored to adjacent natural teeth or dental implants.
Pros: Fixed and stable, no need for removal, and have a natural appearance.
Cons: Needs the support of neighbouring teeth or implants, and may involve some alteration of adjacent teeth.
This combines the stability of dental implants with the convenience of dentures. I mplant-supported dentures are secured to implants in the jawbone, providing enhanced support and stability.
Pros: May provide increased stability for some patients compared with traditional dentures.
Cons: Higher cost than traditional dentures, and involves a surgical procedure.
This is a specific type of fixed implants that uses 4 or 6 implants to support a full arch of teeth.
Pros: Improved stability and chewing function.
Cons: Higher cost and requires a surgical procedure.
Full dentures are ideal if you have lost all your teeth, whereas partial dentures are suitable for replacing a few missing teeth. Our team at Kedron Family Dental assesses your needs and recommends a suitable denture solution for you.
The denture process often takes several weeks and may include consultations, fittings, and adjustments. Treatment time varies based on your oral health and the type of denture required. We discuss denture options based on your clinical needs and treatment goals. Contact our clinic to discuss suitable options for your needs.
Regular cleaning, proper storage, and routine dental check-ups are essential for maintaining dentures. We provide guidance on denture cleaning, storage and routine dental reviews to help maintain your denture over time.
Kedron Family Dental is an experienced denture clinic in Brisbane. We offer custom-made dentures tailored to individual patient requirements. We offer high-quality, uniquely crafted dentures. Our experienced team provides the high standards of care with consideration for fit, function, and appearance.
Please note that coverage from health funds may vary for denture services, as prosthetists may not always be recognised as preferred providers according to certain health insurance policies.
1/138 Gympie Rd, Kedron QLD 4031, Australia
Public Transport The clinic is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Stop 25- Leckie Road on the busy 370 bus route. Free on-site parking available.
1/138 Gympie Rd, Kedron QLD 4031 Tel: (07) 3357 9600 Email: [email protected]
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