Complete & Partial Dentures
Restore functionality and confidence—custom dentures that feel like natural teeth.
Trusted care by Dr. Radhika, Prosthodontist & Oral Implantologist
Understanding Dentures
Dentures are removable prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth and surrounding tissues. Complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch, while partial dentures fill the gaps between remaining healthy teeth—helping you chew, speak clearly and maintain facial structure.
Types of Dentures
Complete Dentures: Conventional full dentures made of acrylic; placed after remaining teeth are removed and tissues have healed. Immediate dentures are placed the same day as tooth extraction.
Partial Dentures: Made of acrylic or lightweight metal frameworks with gum-colored bases and artificial teeth, these fill in spaces left by missing teeth. They can be removable or attached via precision clips.
Our Approach
Our inlay and onlay process combines precision, comfort, and expertise. The procedure typically involves two appointments: first for preparation and impressions, then for final placement. Each step is carefully executed with your comfort and optimal results in mind.
Personalised Assessment
We begin with a detailed oral exam and 3D imaging to assess bone structure, bite balance and your denture goals.
Treatment Planning
We help you choose the best denture type—conventional, partial, or implant-supported—and plan the timeline to match your needs.
Tooth Extractions & Healing
If needed, we extract remaining teeth gently and allow healing time—immediate dentures can be placed same-day if preferred.
Impressions & Fabrication
We take impressions or digital scans, then craft custom dentures in collaboration with skilled technicians for precise fit and comfort.
Fitting & Adjustments
We ensure your new dentures fit perfectly—adjusting for shape, bite alignment and comfort to restore function and aesthetic.
Aftercare & Follow-up
After delivery, we monitor fit and comfort, make necessary adjustments, and guide you on adaptation and upkeep.
Why Choose Us for Inlays and Onlays?
Specialist-Led Care
Advanced Technology
Conservative Approach
Aesthetic Excellence
After-Care & Recovery Tips
Avoid hard or sticky foods, take pain medication as prescribed, and use ice packs if needed to reduce swelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
With good care, conventional dentures last 5–7 years; relining may be needed as your jawbone changes—implant-supported dentures can last much longer with proper maintenance.
Ready to Explore Denture Options?
Let's create a solution tailored just for you—contact us to schedule your denture consultation. We accept most dental insurance plans and offer flexible payment options.
More Treatments
Dental Implants
Secure, permanent solutions for missing teeth with lasting stability.
Soft Liners
Cushioned liners for improved denture comfort and a gentle fit.
Routine Check-ups
Ensure continued comfort and fit with regular denture maintenance visits.
Advanced Dental Repair
Fix chips or cracks promptly—fast, effective denture repair.
