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Dentures In London

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Whites Dental Waterloo

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Whites Dental Marble Arch (W2)

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Why Choose Dentures?

Dentures London - Dr Edina with a dentures patient at our practice in Waterloo

Dentures in London are an effective treatment for missing teeth.

Minimise health risks associated with missing teeth – missing teeth are associated with a number of health issues. For example, missing teeth can cause adjacent teeth to shift, impacting your bite and jaw function over time. It is also associated with jaw bone loss, which together can give you an aged appearance. It also causes gum issues. Dentures minimise the risk of many of these issues.

Eat your favourite foods again – eating food gets more cumbersome with one or more missing teeth. Dentures restore your bite and ability to chew as you usually did, allowing you to enjoy your favourite foods again.

Improve the appearance of your smile – have your confidence return with a full smile again. You no longer need to feel embarrassed due to missing teeth.

If you are looking for new dentures or looking to replace an existing one – we can help. Dr Deepa and Dr Ravinder are very experienced denture dentists with almost 40 years of clinical experience between them. They have made hundreds of dentures for patients in London. Book an appointment with them at one of our two clinics in Central London –

Our Waterloo SE1 dental clinic is a short walk from Elephant and Castle, Southwark and London Bridge. London Eye and Waterloo Station are a stones throw away.

Our Marble Arch W2 dental clinic is off Edgware Road and is walking distance from Paddington, Maida Vale, Bayswater, Notting Hill & Marylebone. Oxford Street is just minutes away on foot.

How Do Dentures Work?

Dentures are a removable clinical device used to replace missing teeth. Dentures in London can either be complete or full dentures when they are used to replace all the teeth on an arch or partial dentures when they are used to replace a few missing teeth (the remaining teeth are still present). They are made from strong, natural looking materials to ensure they seamlessly blend in with your surrounding teeth or tissue.

They fill the space created in your jaw due to missing teeth, mimicking the form and function of the missing teeth. They hold adjacent teeth in place, preventing them from moving from their usual positions. Bite and jaw function are restored as a result. Risk of jaw bone loss reduces as well due to the presence of the denture. The benefits can’t be overstated.

Types Of Dentures

Acrylic Dentures

Acrylic dentures in London

Acrylic dentures are made from hard acrylic material. They are often used when a few natural teeth still remain. They can sometimes be a little uncomfortable to wear. Cost effective option.

Flexible Dentures

Flexible dentures in London

Valplast flexible dentures are made of thinner thermoplastics like nylon. More comfortable to wear. Suited when a few natural teeth still remain. Virtually invisible to the eye – no unsightly metal clasps.

Metal Dentures

Chrome metal dentures in London

Chrome metal dentures have a metal frame within. They are more comfortable and secure to wear than other types. Can be used to replace any number of teeth. They are considered premium quality.

Full & Partial Dentures

Complete or Full Dentures

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If you have lost all of your teeth on your upper or lower arch, complete dentures can replace your full arch. They are custom made to fit snugly on your gum and jaw bone, enabling comfortable use and colour matched to your gums.

Partial Dentures

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If you have lost one or more teeth, partial dentures can replace your missing teeth. Partial dentures in London are specifically designed to fit gaps created by your missing teeth, to seamlessly blend in with your remaining teeth.

If you are unsure whether you need full or partial dentures – which ones are right for you – book an appointment with our team.

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Dentures Process - Step By Step

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Initial Assessment

Our dentist will have an initial chat to understand your goals and objectives. They will also assess your oral health alongside and provide you treatment options for your missing teeth.

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Scan & Measurements

We will scan and take measurements of your remaining teeth and gums to create a model / mould for your new denture. We will send it to the laboratory to manufacture the appliance.

Denture try-in for a patient at our practice in London

Try-In & Adjustments

Once the new denture is ready, we will invite you for a try-in appointment to check it for fit, bite & appearance. The dentist will make adjustments to allow for comfort and a good fit.

Denture patient at a post fit care appointment at our London clinic

Post-Fit Care

After the fit, the dentist will invite you for follow up appointments for further adjustments to ensure the new denture has adapted to your mouth and to give you the best possible fit.

If you are interested in having one, but aren’t sure what to expect – here is a step-by-step denture process for more information.

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Getting Used To Your New Denture

A good denture is sturdy, fits well and is comfortable. The fitting process is very important – as most take a bit of time to settle in – they can feel a little strange and uncomfortable at the start. As your gums and jaw get used to the new appliance, and you get used to having the denture in your mouth while talking and eating, it will start to feel more natural and comfortable.

On occasion, the denture will require a bit of adjustment to its lining to improve the fit and an denture adhesive may also be needed to help settle it in. In 2-3 weeks time, your new denture should start to feel more natural and comfortable. Its important to note that at no point should your mouth and gums feel sore or make you experience pain. If you do, then you need to see your dentist again for a refit.

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Dentures Costs

For more details of our various denture costs feel free to give us a call and book an appointment with our dentist in London.

Acrylic

from 450

Flexible

from 550

Metal

from 600

Cost Of Dentures

Dentures Before & After Gallery

Function, comfort and appearance are very important outcomes for every happy denture patient. We have shown some examples of before and after results that can be achieved with dentures in London.

Partial flexible valplast denture before and after
Partial acrylic denture before and after
Partial Dentures London - before and after
Partial chrome metal denture before and after
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Meet Our Dentures Expert

Dr Deepa

Dr Deepa Chopra
  • Principal dentist at Whites Dental
  • 20+ years experience
  • Partial & full dentures expert
  • Hundreds of smile restorations
  • Gentle, caring dentistry

Our Denture Experts In London

At Whites Dental, both Dr Deepa and Dr Ravinder are very experienced dentists. Dr Deepa has been making dentures in London for her patients for over 18 years. And so has Dr Ravinder. They both offer a wide range of appliance options. We only use the highest quality labs in London to manufacture our appliances. Our surgery rooms are state of the art – modern and comfortable. These are only some of the benefits our patient’s can expect to receive while having treatment at Whites Dental.

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Ready For A Denture?

Try a video appointment first

We offer Invisalign in London. Upload photos of your teeth to receive a free quote for Invisalign at our London clinic

Upload Photos Of Your Missing Teeth

Upload photos of your teeth,  showing the teeth that are missing and you want replaced. We have two clinics – one in London Waterloo & the other in Marble Arch.

Assessment for a patient prior to a free Invisalign consultation

Initial Video Consultation

Our team will reply within the day and book you for a video consultation and provide various treatment options. We will then book you for an appointment at our clinics in London.

Invisalign patient attending a free Invisalign consultation at our London clinic

Appointment At Our London Clinics

During your appointment, the dentist will assess your missing teeth and provide you a confirmed treatment plan. Once you are ready, we can get you started with making your appliance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need dentures?

If you have missing teeth, it’s important to replace them – even if just one tooth is missing. Over time, missing teeth can impact teeth either side of the gap, adding additional strain on them. This can have undesirable consequences – your bite can become misaligned, in turn affecting your chewing and speaking. In addition, missing teeth and bone can make your face look older and saggy over time. You could also lose additional teeth. We recommend replacing missing teeth with dentures or implants. For senior citizens, we provide a guide for dentures for seniors – what to expect.

What are the advantages of dentures London?

They offer several benefits to replace missing teeth. These include – the appliance will enable you to eat and speak comfortably. Your smile will look more natural and full. Your face will sag less. They will also give support to your adjacent teeth, reducing risk of further issues. Good quality appliances are durable, last a long time and are comfortable. For more advice on dentures, we recommend a consultation, which is available online.

Who is a suitable candidate?

Patients who have one or more missing teeth, lost possibly due to decay or an accident, and wish to replace them with a removable appliance are good candidates. Also, patients who are wanting to replace all their upper or lower teeth can be good candidate. Healthy gums and a strong jaw bone are required for a good snug fit. Both young and old patients can be suitable. How to know if dentures are right for you – here’s a guide. We recommend regular hygienist London visits to maintain gum health.

What denture is the best?

A good denture is strong and natural looking, yet comfortable to wear and use. It replaces teeth function and appearance of natural teeth –  for either a few teeth or a full arch of teeth. In our opinion, chrome metal dentures are just that. When crafted and fitted well from an experienced dentist, they provide for a strong and sturdy appliance, last long and most importantly – are comfortable to wear. For information on immediate vs conventional appliances, see here.

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Dentures frequently asked questions FAQ - can you eat while wearing your dentures
Dentures frequently asked questions FAQ - how do dentures stay secure in your mouth

Private or NHS dentures?

NHS dentures are designed for functional performance, they may not be very aesthetically pleasing or very comfortable on occasion. Private dentures are stronger, sturdies, more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. Visit our guide on private vs NHS dentures.

How do they stay secure in your mouth?

Dentures fit snugly in the mouth as a result of a precise fit achieved by your dentist and the dental technician during the initial impressions, measurement and planning stage. They have an inner lining that helps achieve this precise fit. They can sometimes also be supported by a dental sealant that’s applied to the gums and grooves of the denture to keep it securely in place. Some have clasps to fit securely.

How long do new dentures usually hurt?

The entire process of getting new appliances takes 7-8 weeks. Once you have them made, for most patients, it takes time to adjust – usually 2-4 weeks. Dentures should not hurt after 2-4 weeks. Discomfort can be minimised if the dentist and dental technician are able to achieve a precise and snug fit. As your mouth and gums get used to the new appliance, the comfort levels improve as well. The dentist will usually advise what aftercare is needed to help the new appliance settle in.

What are the most comfortable dentures to wear?

Chrome metal dentures tend to be the most sturdy, long lasting and achieve the best fit, providing for the most comfortable experience in our opinion – they are considered the best for an active lifestyle. A denture is comfortable to wear when it fits snugly in the mouth. This snug, precise fit is achieved by the dentist and dental technician during the initial stage when the dentist takes measurements and  impressions and then closely coordinates with the dental technician to manufacture to those specifications. They often have an inner lining that helps achieve this precise fit. Some appliances also have clasps. It takes time for your mouth and gums to adjust to wearing the new appliance and as a result to feel comfortable wearing them.

Welcome To Your Guide To Restoring Missing Teeth

Missing teeth can impact more than just your smile—they affect your confidence, oral health, and overall quality of life. This guide is here to help you navigate the journey from understanding the reasons behind tooth loss to exploring the best replacement options – including dental implants, bridges and dentures vs implants. We’ll walk you through the benefits of each solution, what to expect during treatment, and how to prepare for your consultation. If you have had a wisdom tooth removal, you may not need an appliance. Let’s get started on the path to a healthier, more confident you!

To learn more about dentural solutions you can ask our team.

Options for Replacing Missing Teeth

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Finding Our Dental Practices

You can find our two dental practices in Central London in Waterloo and Marble Arch. Booking an appointment is easy – see us online or in person – to get expert advice on dental treatments.

Marble Arch Dental Practice (Address: 52B Kendal St, St George’s Fields, London W2 2BP)

Our Marble Arch clinic is a 10 minute walk from Paddington, Marble Arch, Bayswater & Edgware Road Tube stations.

Waterloo Dental Practice (Address: 172 Blackfriars Rd, London SE1 8ER)

Our Waterloo clinic is just 1 minute walk from Southwark Tube station and 8 minutes walk from Waterloo mainline rail station.

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