Dentures Adelaide

High-Quality Dentures in Adelaide

At Kent Town Dental, we offer A-class dentures for Adelaide patients. As a family-run business, we understand how essential it is to have a healthy set of teeth. Besides, we rely on them for the essential tasks, like eating. Although artificial, our dentures look so natural that you can hardly tell the difference between them and real teeth.

Over the years, dentures have been evolving. Today, there are different types of dentures that you might want to consider. This includes partial, immediate and full dentures. With these, it’s best to reach out to a reliable dentist to ensure you get the appropriate dentures. Luckily, our dentists offer tailored solutions to suit our patient’s unique needs. With over ten years of experience in the industry, we’re renowned for our premium services. This has allowed us to establish the reputation we have today and is the primary reason why we’re the preferred clinic in Adelaide.

Restore Your Lifestyle With Dentures in Adelaide

Dentures in Adelaide are artificial solutions for missing teeth. They are custom-made to make sure they suit the patient who will wear them. Dentures are typically made out of durable and flesh-coloured acrylic, resin, cobalt, chrome, porcelain or metal that can be removed during cleaning. They manufacture it in a laboratory to create impression shots of your mouth. After that, you will receive your new denture. While they may feel awkward when worn in the first days, they can significantly improve your chewing function.

Expect to adjust to the eating and speaking routine, as it may take a little practice. In addition to that, you can also feel a bulky or loose feeling inside your mouth which is perfectly normal. But once you get used to your dentures, they will fit you like a glove. In saying that, if and when experiencing excessive saliva flow or irritation and soreness, you have to see your dentist.

How Long Do My Dentures in Adelaide Last?

Due to normal wear, your dentures in Adelaide may have to be relined, rebased or remade. This is because as we get older, our mouth also naturally changes, causing dentures to loosen. To ensure you maximise the comfort and use of dentures, it’s best to visit a doctor. You can also follow these tips for cleaning your dentures to prolong their use:

Dentures are delicate and require careful handling. Stand over a basin of water and folded towel.
Don’t let your dentures get long exposure to air. They tend to dry out, so place them in a denture cleaning solution. If you don’t have the fluid, you can place them in a denture cleaning soaking.
Brush your dentures daily to prevent moulds and food deposits
Using a soft toothbrush bristle, your gums and your tongue is good for your oral health, as it stimulates tissue circulation and helps in removing plaque.