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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Dentures and Partials

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At Peak Dental Care, one of our guiding principles is collaborating with you to provide the dental care you need most. Towards that end, we always discuss your treatment concerns and never hesitate to answer questions about our clinic, treatments and procedures.

We've compiled common questions with their answers in this area to help achieve this end. We've organized them by service to make the answers easier to discover. If you have a question you don't see here, we encourage you to contact our Blacktown clinic so we can include your question and the appropriate answer.

Dentures and Partials

Dentures are removable, mouthpiece-like prosthetic devices designed to replace the missing teeth and surrounding tissue of patients who, whether due to decay, accident, disease or age, have lost some or all of their teeth. Each set of dentures is custom-made, typically of natural-looking porcelain, acrylic resin, or an acrylic resin-metal combination.

various types of denturesDifferent Types of Dentures

Most sets of dentures fall into one of three categories:

  • Complete – When all of the teeth from the upper or lower jaw, or both, are missing, a complete denture may be required. Complete dentures are designed to fit snugly over the gums and jawbone.
  • Partial – In cases in which a few teeth are missing, a partial denture may be recommended. Partial dentures are designed to attach to remaining teeth via clasps or other attachments, filling in gaps between natural teeth and restoring the form and function of the mouth.
  • Implant-supported – Removable dentures that attach to dental implants in the jawbone, for which they receive support and stability. Implant-supported dentures are known for providing a particularly secure and comfortable fit.

Dentures in Blacktown, NSW

If you’re in the Blacktown area and would like to learn more about dentures as a tooth replacement option, dentist Dr Victor Hanna and the team at Peak Dental Care are available for a consultation appointment.

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