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Missing teeth? Don’t let it hold your smile back!
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Alternative to bridges and implants.
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Book My Denture
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Stop watching your parents struggle.
Give them the joy of eating again!
Is your family mealtime shadowed by complaints about food being too hard or too painful to chew?
Stop settling for soft foods and missed nutrients.
Dentures are the affordable, non-surgical path to restoring their full biting and chewing ability. |
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Choosing modern dentures means choosing immediately relief, proven functions and a significant boost to their overall quality of life.
All without the high cost, longer procedures and risks associated with surgery. |
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Who is a good candidate for dentures?
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| *Anyone with missing teeth who wants to restore function and appearance. |
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Why Dentures?
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| Restore Biting & Chewing Functions |
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| Proper chewing grind foods into smaller pieces the strain on the stomach and digestive system. |
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| Non-Surgical & Less Invasive |
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| Dentures are a non-invasive treatment that does not require surgical procedures which is ideal for medically compromised or older patients. |
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| Significant Cost-Effectiveness |
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| Most affordable option for replacing multiple or all missing teeth, making them accessible to a wider range of people. |
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| Restore Clear Speech & Pronounciation |
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| No need to worry about whistling, lisping or muffling their voice. |
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| Provide Facial & Lip Support |
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| Dentures fill the void of missing teeth and supporting the facial structure. |
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| Easy to Maintain & Repair |
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| Most dentures are removable, which allows simple cleaning routine with brush and specialised solution. |
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| Boost Confidence & Aesthetics |
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| Dentures replaces damage or missing teeth with natural looking of prosthetic teeth, smile and interacting without feeling shy. |
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| Prevents Remaining Teeth from Shifting |
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| When a gap is left by a missing tooth, the adjacent teeth to drift and tilt into the space, disrupting the entire dental misalignment. |
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Why Choose E&E Dental Clinic?
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| 25 000+ patients served with 5-star reviews |
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| Committed to the highest sterilization standards |
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| Modern clinic with advanced technology for precise diagnoses and comfortable treatments |
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| Quality dental care tailored to your budget, with 0% installment plans available |
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| Years of dental experiences |
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Types of Dentures available in our clinic?
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Acrylic Denture
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| Acrylic dentures are commonly used for both complete and partial dentures. They are affordable, easy to adjust and ideal for temporary or immediate use. However, they can be bulkier and less durable than metal alternatives, with a higher risk of fracture over time. Despite this, their versatility and ease of repair make them a popular choice. |
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Types of Acrylic Denture
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Acrylic Dentures are:
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| Affordable |
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Budget-Friendly |
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| Convenient |
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Cobalt Chromium Denture
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| Cobalt-chromium dentures are partial dentures with a strong, lightweight metal framework. They are thinner, more durable, and often more comfortable than acrylic options, with better long-term fit and hygiene. However, they are more expensive, harder to modify, and unsuitable for patients with metal sensitivities. |
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Cobalt Chromium Dentures are:
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| Durable & Strong |
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Better fit, Taste & Feel |
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| Corrosion-Resistant |
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Flexible Denture
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| Made from flexible, nylon-based material, these dentures gently adapt to the gums for a secure and comfortable fit. They are an excellent option for replacing single teeth or short spans spaces, especially in patients with metal allergies. |
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Flexible Dentures are:
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Less Likely to Break |
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| Comfortable |
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Suction Denture
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| Suction denture is a removable acrylic denture precisely shaped to the mouth so its edges form a continuous seal against the gums and creates slight negative pressure (vacuum), giving the denture improved retention and stability without adhesives. |
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Suction Dentures are:
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Strong Suction Hold |
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| Comfortable |
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What are the denture’s procedures?
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Consultation, primary impression
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Your dentist assess your oral condition & discuss your concerns.
A primary impression & basic bite record are taken to begin designing your denture. |
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Secondary impression
& bite record |
A more detailed and accurate impression is taken to capture the exact shape f your gums & ridge.
We also refine the bite record to ensure proper alignment & comfort. |
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| Try-in session |
You will try a wax version of your denture so we can check the fit, bite, appearance and speech.
Any adjustments needed for comfort or aesthetics are made before the final fabrication. |
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May I see the denture’s procedures?
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| Absolutely. Our team will walk you through each stage of your denture journey, ensuring comfort, clarity & a smile you can trust. |
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| 4th Appointment |
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| Final denture fit |
Your completed denture is fitted, adjusted and polished for comfort & stability.
We will make sure that you can chew, speak and smile comfortably before you leave. |
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| 5th Appointment |
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| Denture reviews |
Follow-up visits ensure that the denture continues to fit well as your mouth adapts over time.
Minor refinements can be made to improve comfort and long-term function. |
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How long does a full denture actually take?
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| About 4-6 weeks on average. |
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Appointments availability |
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Suction denture testimony
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| Suction Denture: A case with History of Failed Implant-Supported Prosthesis |
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This patient had previously experienced a failed implant-supported prosthesis. The gum ridge was very thin, with little soft tissue and a retracted tongue. All of which made getting good suction quite challenging.
Still, we didn’t give up! After just three visits and teamwork with our amazing dental lab, the final result turned out beautifully.
Can you believe how small the denture is and yet it still achieves great suction?
That’s the magic of suction dentures! Achieving comfort, fit, and confidence, even in challenging cases! |
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Another suction denture testimonies
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Things to know about dentures
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Denture fabrication is a multi-step process and may require several appointments over a few weeks to a month.
During your first visit, the dentist will discuss the different types of dentures available and explain the cost differences, as well as the pros and cons of each option, to help you make the best choice for your needs.
Please note that there will be an adaptation period. It may take some time to get used to your new dentures. Initially, you might experience changes in speaking, chewing and overall comfort.
If the patient has remaining teeth or oral lesions, those must be addressed before starting. Dentures are a replacement, not a perfect substitute for natural teeth. |
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