Full & Partial Dentures In The Southern Suburbs Of Adelaide

Dentures

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Full & Partial Dentures

South of Adelaide

What are dentures?

A denture is a removable dental appliance that replaces missing teeth.

They are made to closely resemble natural teeth and may even enhance your smile.

They allow you to go about your day-to-day routine without anyone even knowing.

Denture types

There are two types of dentures – complete and partial dentures.

Complete dentures are used when all of the teeth are missing, while partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain.

Dentures are very durable appliances but may need to be remade, repaired, or relined in the years to come.

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Joshua Nitschke

06/05/2022

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10/02/2022

I can highly recommend Dr Joey. Very easy to speak with and her manner puts you completely at ease. And besides all that she does an excellent job with efficiency and attention to detail...

Arthur Bailey

27/06/2021

Yep they are Verry good I have been going there for the past over 30 years and they have only got even better. Fantastic service.

Joe South

03/12/2020

Dr Joey was fantastic, had a lot of work done but it was painless and very well priced. Highly recommend

arjun tokhi

22/11/2020

Thank you again for making my dental appointment stress free. Very friendly staff, on time which is a nice change to previous dental experiences. If your looking for a dental clinic down south try OHdental

Joanna Pessios

22/11/2020

Friendly staff, easy parking, great dentist. Highly recommend them.

Andrew Kampes

05/11/2018

Had a fall and had serious damage to upper jaw and front teeth Dr Evan Jones is a magician and the cost was incredibly reasonable. Cannot recommend this dentist enough they made it almost a pleasure having most of my front teeth broken. Thank you DR. Jones

Greg L

19/07/2018

I am so grateful for the caring, friendly service provided by all of the staff at this clinic. I have previously recommended them to friends/family and will continue to do so.

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Frequently asked questions about dentures in Adelaide

What are the different types of dentures?

There are two types of dentures.

The first is known as ‘complete dentures ‘or ‘full dentures’ and is used in cases where all teeth need replacing. As the name suggests, the prosthetic is for the entire set of teeth.
The other is ‘partial dentures’ where only some of the teeth need replacing.

How do I clean my dentures?

Cleaning your dentures is important.

You should clean your dentures every day to mitigate plaque build-up.

Simply use a soft toothbrush with water and soap – or denture paste – over a sink to clean it.

On top of this, you should give them a deep rinse using effervescent tablets every now and then as well.

Don’t forget to brush your tongue, palate and gums morning and night as well before you put your dentures back in.

If there is a major build-up of plaque, then you should dip your dentures into a glass full of water with a small amount of vinegar.

You should avoid using regular toothpaste on your dentures as the chemicals contained within them are not meant to be used on such prosthetics.

As a result, this can damage the dentures. If your dentures are damaged or break, then do not attempt to repair them yourself give your local dentist a call asap.

Am I able to sleep with my dentures?

Yes, you are able to sleep with your dentures in.

However, all dentists will recommend that you take them out while you sleep to give your jaw a chance to relax.

During this time you can store them in a glass of water, or use this chance to clean them using effervescent tablets.

What are some initial feelings that may come with new dentures?

Increased saliva production is one thing that you will notice as well as altered speech.

It will take some time to get used to having prosthetic teeth so you’ll have to be patient as initial pains and sores will arise.

Try to stay away from overly-solid and hot foods, as your tissue heals and becomes acquainted with your dentures.

A good way to tackle new dentures is to cut your food into smaller pieces making them easier to chew and consume.

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