Dentures AT CAMBERWELL ROAD DENTAL
| Denture Type |
Decription | Stability | Maintenance | Cost | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Dentures | Replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw; removable | Moderate; can slip, especially lower jaw | Daily cleaning; relining/replacement over time | Low–Moderate | Restores appearance, facial support; non-surgical; custom-made | Can feel loose; adhesive may be needed; chewing efficiency reduced; bone loss over time |
| Partial Dentures | Replace some missing teeth; removable | Moderate; depends on remaining teeth | Daily cleaning; may need adjustments | Low–Moderate | Preserves remaining teeth; improves appearance and chewing; non-surgical | Clasps may be visible; stress on remaining teeth; can feel bulky; bone loss continues |
| Locator Dentures | Removable denture snapped onto implants | High; secure snap-in fit | Remove for cleaning; attachment replacement every few years | Moderate–High | Very stable; improved chewing; no adhesives; preserves jawbone | Requires implants (surgery); higher cost; not suitable for everyone; attachments need maintenance |
| Fully Fixed Dentures | Permanent teeth attached to implants; non-removable | Very high; fixed in place | Daily cleaning like natural teeth; regular check-ups | High | Feels and functions like natural teeth; preserves jawbone; highly aesthetic; long-term solution | Requires surgery; higher cost; longer treatment time; excellent oral hygiene required |
