Denture FAQ's
Constructing a successful denture requires time, care and the use of high quality materials. This involves a number of stages, those that you are probably aware of in the dental clinic and also those that are undertaken in the dental laboratory.
The dental laboratory is the place where an experienced Dental Technician handcrafts your dentures as truly bespoke items. They are after all an important part of you and much more than just a piece of plastic or metal. A good set of dentures can often transform how you eat, speak and feel about yourself, plus of course how you look.
Steve Morris GDC No.142474 is a highly experienced Dental Technician who has undertaken extensive further training to gain a Clinical Diploma that also allows him to undertake the clinical stages of making dentures. This enables him to use the title Clinical Dental Technician.
You should never seek Denture advice or treatment from someone who is not qualified and registered to practice as a Clinical Dental Technician or Dentist in the United Kingdom.
The important areas of a denture are:
- How they fit to your gums
- How they bite together
- How they harmonise with your lips, cheeks and gums
- How they look
If you are considering a new set of dentures it's worth asking yourself how well your existing dentures score in each of these areas. Just jot down a simple score from 1 to 10 for each and bring it in when you come to see us.
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