Dentistry service
Removable full or partial replacements for missing teeth.
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Dentures is usually provided within Prosthodontics, typically by prosthodontists. Providers list the services they offer themselves; HealthNaro shows prices, hours and other details only when the provider has supplied them.
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. Complete dentures replace all teeth in a jaw, while partial dentures fill gaps and clip around remaining teeth. They are made from acrylic, sometimes with a metal framework, and are made to fit the shape of your mouth from impressions.
Dentures are for people who have lost several or all of their teeth and want help with chewing, speaking and appearance. Some people choose implant-supported dentures for extra stability. A dentist will explain the options and what suits your mouth.
Making dentures usually takes several appointments over a few weeks, covering impressions, trial fittings, the final fit and adjustments.
You can expect impressions, a check of how your bite fits together, a try-in of the teeth in wax and then the finished denture. New dentures may feel bulky and affect speech and eating at first. The dentist can adjust them if they rub.
Clean dentures daily as advised, remove them overnight if your dentist recommends it, and keep your gums and any remaining teeth clean. Attend regular check-ups, as the fit can change over time. Contact the dentist if the denture is loose, causes sore spots or breaks.
See a dentist if you have lost teeth, if your denture no longer fits, or if you notice sore patches in your mouth that do not heal within a couple of weeks.
Cost depends on whether dentures are complete or partial, the materials, whether implants are involved, the number of visits and the practice. HealthNaro shows a price only where a clinic has supplied a figure with a source and date.
Read more in our guide: Dentures: types, the fitting process and getting used to them.
This page is general information and not medical advice. In an emergency, contact your local emergency number.
Sources: NHS; American Dental Association (MouthHealthy).
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Dental Clinic
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Dental Clinic
Nairobi, Kenya
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