Dentures at Kanwal
Restore the function of your jaw and improve the appearance of your smile.

At our Central Coast dental practice, we are able to fit dentures tailored to your mouth type. Our dentures are extremely natural in appearance, so you can smile with complete confidence.
They are also easy to clean on an ongoing basis. In addition to having cosmetic value, dentures help to keep other oral health problems at bay.
What are dentures?
Dentures, also known as false teeth, are used to fill in the gaps created by missing teeth. They restore your smile, as well as your bite, and will also maintain your facial structure, as missing teeth can cause facial muscles to sag over time.

Missing teeth render your gums more prone to disease. However, having dentures in place will restore the natural function of your teeth, and thus reduce the chance of infection.
Both full and partial dentures are provided at our Central Coast dental practice. We use acrylic and metal to ensure the dentures are resilient as well as comfortable and visually appealing. Our team will conduct a thorough assessment of your unique dental structure before creating the optimal solution.
To find out more about our denture services, or book an appointment, don’t hesitate to contact us today. We also offer dental implants, whitening services, extractions and a host of other services.
Advantages of dentures
Dentures are a popular option for those needing teeth replacement, as they offer several fantastic advantages:
- Restore your smile: Dentures completely restore your smile with natural-looking teeth, for total confidence in your appearance.
- Full functionality: Dentures work exactly like natural teeth. You’ll be able to eat, drink, and talk like normal.
- Maintain facial structure: Losing teeth can cause the facial muscles to sag noticeably over time. By getting dentures, they will keep those muscles in place and maintain your appearance.

Type of dentures at Dental at Kanwal
Conventional dentures are custom-made after the teeth have been removed to ensure the perfect fit. They are typically placed 8-12 weeks after the teeth have been removed, with the benefit of them fitting well straight away.
Immediate dentures are made and placed immediately after your teeth are removed. The benefit here is that you don’t spend any time without teeth, however, the downside is that they will need to be adjusted and refitted regularly as your gums heal and change shape in the months following your teeth removal.
Full Denture Solutions
Conventional full dentures are fitted once all natural teeth have been removed and the gums have sufficiently healed. This process typically takes several months to complete.

In certain cases, it can be more advantageous to opt for immediate full dentures. As the name suggests, these dentures are fitted immediately after teeth are removed – so you don’t need to worry about being without teeth for an extended period. However, because the bone that surrounds your teeth reshapes during the healing process, it’s important to reline immediate dentures several months after they have been inserted.
Typically, immediate dentures are implemented as a temporary solution. They enable wearers to have effective use of teeth before the more long-lasting full dentures can be fitted.
Partial Denture Solutions
Combining acrylic with a metal framework, partial dentures attach to natural teeth. They blend seamlessly with natural teeth and are ideal for increasing confidence when eating and speaking. Additionally, partial dentures can help protect oral tissues and gums.
In certain circumstances, crowns can be placed on natural teeth to serve as anchors for the dentures. They can also serve as a removable alternative to bridges. After assessing your teeth, our staff will recommend the optimal partial solution. Your long-term dental health is our top priority.

To find out more about partial dentures, or book an appointment, get in touch with us today.
What to expect from your dentures appointment




Frequently asked questions
The cost of dentures depends on several factors. Apart from insurance coverage and the level of customisation, this price varies greatly depending on how it's made.
Give our friendly team a call today for more information.
Yes, absolutely! Partial dentures will restore full functionality to your mouth, so you will be able to eat and drink normally. There will be an adjustment period where you get used to your dentures, but they will soon become the norm.
The best dentures to get depend on your specific situation. If you have lost all of your teeth, you will likely be best getting a full set of dentures, and your dentist may recommend having an immediate set placed, followed by a conventional set.
If you have lost several teeth but still have some healthy teeth, your dentist may recommend a partial set of dentures. However if you have lost your teeth to periodontal disease or another issue that may affect the rest of your teeth, your dentist may suggest extracting your remaining teeth that are unlikely to last, and getting a full set of dentures.
It all depends on your current and likely future oral health, so your dentist will be the best person to guide you through the options.
Yes, it is possible to get immediate dentures in one day. However, immediate dentures are not custom-made for your mouth, which means that they won’t typically fit as well and will need multiple adjustments.
Immediate dentures are typically used as a short-term solution while you wait to get conventional dentures, which are custom-made for your mouth.
Partial dentures typically last between 10 and 15 years with good care. This means cleaning them, looking after your gums, eating a healthy diet, and attending regular dental visits.
However over time, dentures can wear down, and the shape of your mouth and gums can change enough that you will need to have your partial denture replaced.
Regular appointments with your dentist will help you keep an eye on the situation and keep you informed about how well the denture is lasting.
Ready to explore your denture options?
Whether you're considering dentures for the first time or looking to replace an existing set, our Kanwal team is here to help.
Book a consultation and we'll assess your needs, walk you through your options, and find the right solution for you.


