Dentures · Speciality
Eat, speak and smile — comfortably again.
A denture replaces missing teeth with a removable set made to fit your mouth alone. Done patiently, over a few unhurried visits, it gives you back the everyday things: meals, conversation, photographs.
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In Plain Words
Complete, or partial — the two kinds
A complete denture replaces all the teeth of the upper or lower jaw. A partial denture fills only the gaps, holding on gently around the teeth you still have. Both are made from impressions of your own mouth, so the fit is yours and no one else’s.
And if an old denture has begun to rock or rub, it does not always need replacing — sometimes a reline or an adjustment is enough. You will be told which, honestly.
Who It Is For
Worth asking about if…
- Several teeth are missing, on one or both jaws
- Eating has become a short list of soft foods
- Missing teeth have changed how you speak or smile
- Your present denture slips, rubs or feels loose
The right kind for you is decided at the examination, looking at the teeth and gums you have.
How It Works
A few visits, each one checked
Examination & impressions
Your mouth is examined and measured, and impressions are taken — the denture begins from your exact shape.
Trial fitting
A trial version is checked in your mouth for fit, bite and look — changes are made now, not later.
The finished denture
Your denture is fitted, and you are shown how to wear, remove and care for it, in plain steps.
Settling-in visits
New dentures need small adjustments as you get used to them — these visits are part of the treatment, not an extra.
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Cost, Honestly
What a denture costs depends on…
Whether it is complete or partial, how many teeth it replaces, and the material chosen for it. A figure quoted without seeing your mouth would be a guess — at your first visit you receive the complete cost, every visit included, before anything is made.
Denture Questions
Before you decide
A few weeks for most people — eating and speaking feel different at first, then ordinary. The settling-in visits exist precisely for this period: small sore spots and fit issues are adjusted as they appear.
Not always. Gums change shape slowly over the years, and sometimes a reline — refitting the inner surface — restores the fit. Whether yours needs a reline or a replacement is decided by examining it and your gums.
A denture is removable and needs no surgery; implants are fixed and feel closest to natural teeth. Both are honest options — your jaw, your health and your budget decide. The implants guide lays the other side out plainly too.
You will be shown the daily routine at your fitting visit — how to clean it, how to store it, and what to avoid — in plain steps, with time for questions.
Book a first visit on this page or call +91 94282 03930 during clinic hours, Monday to Saturday. The examination comes before any decision.