Our own laboratory
The work is made in-house, not sent out and waited on. When something needs changing, it goes back to the bench that made it — and the dentist who fitted it can say exactly what to change.
Emmanuel Dental Center
Eat, speak and smile without thinking about it
Dentures made for your mouth, fitted by our own dentists, and adjusted until they sit right — not handed over and hoped about.
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Fitted until it is right
A denture that hurts is a denture nobody wears. We fit, you tell us where it presses, we adjust — as many times as it takes before we call it finished.
One dentist, start to finish
The dentist who takes your impressions is the one who fits your denture and sees you afterwards. Nothing gets lost in a handover.
Told the price before we start
You will know what your treatment costs, and what it includes, before anything begins. If a payment arrangement would help, ask at the consultation.
What happens, visit by visit
How many visits you need depends on your mouth — your dentist will tell you at the first one.
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1. Consultation
We look at what is there, talk about what you want back, and tell you which options suit you and what each costs. Nothing is decided for you.
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2. Impressions
We take the moulds your denture is built on. This is the visit that decides the fit, so it is not rushed.
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3. Trial fitting
You try the denture before it is finished, and we check the bite, the look and the comfort. Anything wrong is changed while it can still be changed easily.
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4. Fitting and follow-up
You go home with your denture, and you come back so we can adjust it once your mouth has settled. Sore spots are normal at first and are what the follow-up is for.
What we make
Which one suits you depends on how many teeth are missing and on the condition of the ones that remain. Your dentist will go through this at the consultation.
Complete dentures
For a jaw with no remaining teeth — a full upper, a full lower, or both.
Partial dentures
For gaps where healthy teeth remain. Made to fit around what you still have, so the rest of your teeth are kept, not removed.
Flexible dentures
A softer base that flexes with the gum. Often chosen for comfort and for the absence of metal clasps at the front.
Immediate dentures
Fitted at the same appointment as an extraction, so you are not without teeth while the gum heals. They need adjusting as the gum settles.
The questions we are asked most
- Will it hurt?
- Having the denture fitted does not. The first days of wearing a new one usually bring sore spots as the gum learns a new shape — that is ordinary, and it is exactly what the follow-up visit is for. Come back and we will ease the spot rather than leaving you to endure it.
- How long before I can eat normally?
- Most people start with soft food and are eating normally within a few weeks. Speaking takes a little practice too. Your dentist will tell you what to expect for your own case.
- How long will they last?
- Years, with care — but a mouth changes shape over time, so a denture that fitted perfectly will eventually need relining or replacing. We would rather see you for an adjustment than have you struggle with a loose one.
- Can I have them if I still have some teeth?
- Yes. A partial denture is made to fit around the teeth you still have, and keeping them is usually the better outcome.
- What will it cost?
- It depends on which type you need and how much work the mouth needs first. You will be given the full figure at the consultation, before anything is started.
- Do I need an appointment?
- It is better to have one, so a dentist has time set aside for you. Use the form below and we will confirm the time with you.
Come and be told what your options actually are
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. You will leave knowing what can be done, how long it takes and what it costs.
Request a consultation
Choose the clinic and a time that suits you. We will confirm it with you by call or text.