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How much do dentures cost
If you’re about to start your denture journey, the cost of dentures is undoubtedly on your mind. Before we make a purchase, we all want to know how much it will cost us.
However when people who are thinking about getting dentures try to find out how much they cost, they can be frustrated by the fact that they can’t find clear pricing online or even over the phone.
There are many factors responsible for this, and it isn’t because denture clinics are purposely trying to confuse people.
There are numerous different varieties of dentures, and each one must be custom-made to fit certain clinical scenarios. As a result, it can be difficult to provide an exact pricing without knowing your dental information and what is actually required.
To get an accurate estimate for your new denture, schedule a free consultation today or click the button below to see the denture price range.
Types of Dentures and Which One is Best for You
1. Complete full dentures
Complete dentures are for people who have no natural teeth left. They are created with high precision and designed to look as natural as the patient desires.
They are made of acrylic, a strong material that can be coloured and sculpted to look like the natural gums and muscles of the mouth, resulting in a very natural appearance.
2. Partial dentures
Partial dentures are the most straightforward choice and work best while you still have some healthy teeth. They are clipped around the remaining healthy teeth and are easily removed.
You may be concerned about the clips being seen, but technology has improved significantly in dentistry, and you can now have them in tooth-colored material, letting them to blend in with your other teeth.
Partial dentures are composed of acrylic or a combination of different biocompatible materials, and they help prevent the other teeth from moving.
3. Immedaite dentures
Immediate dentures are worn immediately following the extraction of your natural teeth and are usually inserted on the same day.
Although they are possible choices, they are not suitable for all patients. As a result, it’s always a good idea to see your Dentist/Clinical Dental Technician (CDT) before weighing your options.
4. Implant supported dentures
Do you have trouble with loose dentures? If this is the case, implant-supported dentures are an excellent choice. Implants are utilised to keep the denture in place. The denture snaps onto the implant component, ensuring a secure fit.
Similar to immediate dentures, implants are not an option for everyone; therefore, you should visit your dentist for an individual evaluation.
Confidentures Denture Clinics provides all patients with a free consultation. If you are unclear about your options or simply want to learn more about the various types of dentures available, please schedule a consultation.
5. Digital dentures
The term “digital dentures” refers to the workflow involved in the manufacturing of a CAM or CAD milled complete denture. It is a new method of making removable dentures. Digital dentures are more effective than the conventional dentures and provide a superior fit and ultimate comfort.
6. BPS dentures
BPS is an acronym for Bio-functional Prosthetic System, and BPS dentures are distinguished from regular dentures by their exclusive use of Ivoclar Vivodent brand materials. These include, but are not limited to, materials and equipment used for primary and secondary imprints of the mouth, tooth composition and arrangement, and injection-type acrylic.
7. Lower suction dentures
As their title indicates, these innovative dentures are kept in position by suction. They are held in place without the use of adhesives or expensive dental implants.
Dr. Jiro Abe of Japan developed a unique impression procedure that captures the natural shapes of the oral cavity. As a result, there is a strong seal around the full periphery of the denture, as well as suction to keep dentures firmly in place.
