Transform Your Oral Health and Appearance With Our Dentures in Perth

Here are some ways you can take care of your dentures:

• Brush them every day with a soft-bristled toothbrush.
• Soak them overnight in a cleaning solution or warm water.
• Rinse off any food particles that may be stuck to the dentures before soaking them again.
• Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and adjustments if necessary.

Yes, you can still eat your favourite foods with dentures. Dentures are designed to look and feel like natural teeth, making eating normally easier. However, some adjustments may need to be made while eating. Start with softer foods and gradually work up to chewier foods as you adjust.

In addition, there are some food restrictions that you may need to follow to avoid damaging or dislodging your dentures. Hard, sticky, or chewy foods such as nuts, popcorn, gum, and caramel should be avoided, as they can cause your dentures to loosen or break. It’s also important to cut your food into smaller pieces and chew them slowly and evenly on both sides of your mouth to prevent your dentures from slipping out of place. Hot or cold foods should also be eaten with caution, as they can cause discomfort or sensitivity.

The cost of dentures in Perth can vary depending on several factors, including the type of dentures, the materials used, and the dentist’s skills. Some common types of dentures include:

• Complete dentures replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Conventional full dentures (both upper and lower) start at $2,500 to $7,000. Just an upper denture will cost around $1,700 to $3,500.
  
  
• Partial dentures replace only some missing teeth. The cost of partial dentures can vary depending on the number and location of the teeth that need to be replaced and the type of materials used. Acrylic partial dentures can start at around $900 to $1,500, while cobalt-chrome dentures cost around $1,500 to $3,000.
  
  
• Implant-supported dentures are supported by dental implants rather than resting on the gums. This type of denture is more expensive, with costs ranging from $21,000 to $35,000 or more, but it offers greater stability and chewing ability than traditional dentures.

These estimates are provided as a guide only. We recommend discussing your needs with our team of professionals at VDentist Perth to get an accurate quote for replacement teeth in Perth. We have a wide range of dental services for our patients looking for dental care or a replacement for their current dentures.

At VDentist Perth, we are committed to providing a personalised and caring approach to denture services. The process of getting dentures usually takes several visits. Our experienced team will help you through every stage of the process.

• First visit:
  We’ll discuss your needs and expectations during your initial consultation. We’ll review your dental history, assess the condition of your teeth and gums, and take detailed impressions. The impressions will be used to create a design that will fit your mouth precisely and make it look natural and aesthetically pleasing.
  
  
• Second visit:
  A wax bite will be created to determine the proper bite and positioning of the teeth. The dentist will also select the shade, shape, and size of the teeth.
  
  
• Third visit:
  Your trial denture will be fitted, and we will make any necessary adjustments to make the denture comfortable and properly fitted.
  
  
• Fourth visit:
  Once the denture is ready, we’ll have you come in for a fitting so we can check if the fit is comfortable and secure. We’ll then provide you with all the care instructions and information you need to get the most out of your new dentures.

We understand that getting replacement teeth in Perth can be difficult, so we are dedicated to helping our patients through every step.

It is generally not advised to sleep with your dentures. Wearing dentures for an extended period and while sleeping can cause several issues, including:

• Gum irritation:
  When you wear dentures for an extended period, they can cause friction on your gums, leading to soreness and irritation.
  
  
• Jawbone resorption:
  Wearing dentures for an extended period can cause your jawbone to resorb, which means it can change shape, leading to ill-fitting dentures.
  
  
• Bacterial growth:
  When you wear dentures overnight, you are at a higher risk of developing bacterial growth and infections.
  
  
• Denture damage:
  Sleeping with dentures can cause them to rub against your teeth or gums, leading to damage or breakage.

We recommend removing your replacement teeth in Perth at night for cleaning and soaking. This helps keep your mouth healthy and free of bacteria.

Yes, with today’s dental technology and material advancements, false teeth in Perth can look very natural. It provides aesthetic benefits to patients.

While dentures are often considered an affordable treatment option for missing teeth, they can also be a great alternative to other dental restorations. Our highly experienced dental team has the skills to craft dentures in Perth that look just like your natural teeth. We also consider your facial features and how your jaw and mouth move when speaking and eating.