Dentures in Monmouth
Restore your smile with dentures at Monmouth Dental Practice. Our private dental team provides personalised advice on replacing missing teeth, helping you find a solution that suits your mouth and everyday needs.
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Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth, designed to fit your mouth. Full dentures replace all the teeth in your upper or lower jaw, while partial dentures fill gaps alongside your remaining natural teeth.
At Monmouth Dental Practice in Monmouth, Wales, we assess your oral health and discuss suitable tooth replacement options. If dentures are recommended, measurements and impressions of your mouth help create a personalised fit, with appointments to check their appearance, bite and comfort.
When might you consider dentures?
Find the right option for your smile
Whether you are considering your first dentures or need advice about an existing set, contact Monmouth Dental Practice. Our private dental team in Monmouth will discuss your concerns and help you understand the options available.
What is the difference between full and partial dentures?
Full dentures replace all the teeth in your upper or lower jaw. Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth when some natural teeth remain. Your dentist will explain which option suits your mouth.
How long does it take to get used to dentures?
It can take a few weeks to adjust. Your dentures may initially feel unfamiliar, and eating and speaking can take practice. Start with softer foods and contact your dentist if you experience persistent soreness or problems with the fit.
How should I clean and care for my dentures?
Clean your dentures daily using the method recommended by your dental team. Avoid ordinary toothpaste, which can damage the surface, and continue cleaning your gums and remaining teeth. Usually, dentures should be removed at night unless your dentist advises otherwise.
How long do dentures last?
Dentures can last several years, but their fit may change as your mouth changes over time. Regular dental appointments help check their condition. If they become loose, worn, damaged or uncomfortable, your dentist can advise whether adjustment, repair or replacement is needed.
