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Dentures and our CDT


Restore your smile with confidence

Full and Partial Dentures in Wolverhampton.

Your Guide to Comfortable, Natural-Looking Dentures in Wolverhampton

At Claregate Dental, we understand how missing teeth can affect your everyday life. Whether it’s struggling with eating, speaking clearly, or feeling self-conscious about your smile, the impact of missing teeth can be both physically and emotionally challenging. We want to reassure you that you’re not alone, and there are solutions available that can restore both your confidence and comfort.

Dentures are an excellent and effective option for many people seeking to regain their full smile and function. Custom-designed to fit comfortably and securely, dentures allow you to enjoy a natural-looking smile, speak clearly, and eat with ease again. At Claregate Dental, our Clinical Dental Technician and the team will guide you through every step of the process, ensuring your dentures not only meet your needs but also exceed your expectations.

Your Denture Options in Wolverhampton

Full Dentures (Complete Dentures)
Full dentures are designed to replace all the teeth in a single arch—either the upper or lower set of teeth. They sit securely over the gums, providing a full and natural-looking smile.

When They Are Recommended:
Full dentures are typically recommended for patients who have lost all their natural teeth in an arch, often due to age, injury, or disease.

Benefits:

  • Restored Function: Full dentures allow you to regain the ability to eat comfortably and speak clearly.
  • Aesthetic Improvement: They restore your smile, improving self-confidence.
  • Facial Support: Dentures provide support to your facial structure, preventing the sagging appearance that can occur with tooth loss.

Implant-Retained/Supported Dentures 
Implant-retained dentures, also known as overdentures, are a type of denture anchored by dental implants, offering enhanced stability and support compared to traditional dentures.

When They Are Recommended:
Overdentures are recommended for patients who want additional stability and retention, particularly if traditional dentures have not been comfortable or secure. They are also ideal for those who have lost multiple teeth and want to preserve their jawbone health.

Benefits:

  • Superior Stability: Implants provide superior support, preventing dentures from shifting or becoming loose.
  • Less Bulk: Implant-supported dentures require less material and are generally more comfortable.
  • Preserved Jawbone: Dental implants help prevent the bone loss that can occur with missing teeth.
  • Improved Chewing & Comfort: Implant-retained dentures offer more natural chewing ability, reducing discomfort and improving your overall experience.

The dentures process

The first step on your dentures journey is finding out which dentures are going to suit you best this is where Steve excels and is all part of the consultation process. Steve, our clinical dental technician (CDT) has been creating custom-fit dentures for dental patients for over 20 years.

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He can provide both traditional, BPS removable, and implant-retained dentures. Once you’ve decided your preferred dentures, he will create an impression of your mouth this can be done digitally via scanning or using the latest and accurate impression materials, which will then be the basis for creating your prostheses. The next procedure is to assess and register the jaw relationship and choose a shade of tooth for your new smile. You and Steve will work together to find the colour that is right for you. It is then time to have a trial insertion of the dentures in wax. This is to verify that you are happy with how the dentures look and feel. The W can then be processed and fitted at the final treatment appointment, giving you your function, support, confidence and smile back.

What are the benefits of dentures?

  • Restore your smile confidence
  • Bite and chew with ease again
  • Communicate clearly again
  • Comfort fit with minimal slippage
  • Teeth that look and feel like the real thing

Dentures can transform how you feel about your facial appearance. If you think you might be ready to start your denture journey, why not book a consultation with us in Wolverhampton and find out more?  

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    Frequently asked questions about dentures and our CDT…

    We’ll answer all your denture questions when you come and visit us for your consultation, but in the meantime, here are the answers to the questions we get asked the most.

    1. What is a CDT?

      A CDT (Clinical Dental Technician) is a dental technician who is clinically qualified to treat patients and provide dentures. Steve qualified as a CDT from the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh and as a technician with De Monfort University.

    2. How do dental implant retained dentures work?

      Dental implant retained dentures are secured to the jawbone using dental implants, which are titanium screws that are surgically placed into the jawbone. The dentures are then attached to these implants, providing a secure and stable fit. The implants act as anchors, preventing the dentures from slipping, or moving, while eating or speaking. This allows for improved chewing efficiency and speech, as well as increased confidence and comfort. Dental implant retained dentures also help to preserve the jawbone by providing simulated tooth root stimulation. This prevents the bone loss that can occur with traditional dentures.

    3. What’s the dental implant treatment process?

      Your dental implants will be placed into your jawbone. This is done through a surgical procedure under local anesthetic. After the implant has been placed, a healing period of several months is required for osseointegration to occur. Once the implant has fused with the jawbone, an abutment is attached to it, which connects the implant to the dentures. Finally, custom-made dentures, are placed on to the abutments completing the dental implant treatment process to give you a set of very stable dentures, that look and feel like natural teeth.

    4. How do BPS removable dentures work?

      BPS (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) removable dentures are designed to provide patients with comfortable, natural-looking replacement teeth. These dentures are custom-made, and tailored to fit each individual’s mouth. Once the dentures have been created, they are securely attached to your mouth using a combination of suction and specialised adhesives. This ensures that the dentures stay in place during normal activities such as eating and speaking.

    5. Which dentures are the best option for me?

      Dental implant-retained dentures offer a more permanent and secure solution as they are anchored to dental implants that are surgically placed into the jawbone. Removable dentures are a more affordable and easily removable option. They can be taken out for cleaning and maintenance, which is convenient for some individuals. Come and talk to Steve, who’ll be able to assess your specific situation, and offer you options based on your oral health, budget, and personal preferences.

    6. Do you offer partial dentures?

      Yes we do. Partial dentures work by utilising oral anatomy and remaining natural teeth , providing stability and support. Or they might involve dental implants. They can improve your ability to chew and speak properly, as well as your oral function and overall quality of life. Additionally, partial dentures also help prevent your remaining natural teeth from shifting and becoming misaligned.

    7. Can you fix broken dentures?

      Yes. When you have your appointment, Steve will carefully examine your broken dentures to assess the extent of the damage, before advising you of the repair process, how long it will take, and whether you’ll need any temporary measures in the meantime.

    8. How many dental implants will I need for a full set of implant-retained dentures?

      A minimum of 2 implants is recommended to support a full set of dentures. These implants are strategically placed in the jawbone to provide stability and support for the dentures. However, in some cases, more implants may be needed to ensure optimal function and aesthetics. Factors such as bone density, oral health, and the type of denture being used, can influence the number of implants needed. When you have your consultation with Steve, he’ll be able to advise you on the best treatment plan for you.

    9. Will my new set of dentures look natural?

      Steve will work closely with you to ensure your new set of dentures matches your individual facial features and smile. He’ll take into consideration factors such as tooth shape, size, colour, and alignment to create a set of dentures that is as close to natural as possible.

    Dentures Before & After Gallery

    These real-life transformations showcase the incredible difference dentures can make in restoring your smile, helping you regain your confidence and improve your overall oral health. From partial to full dentures, you'll see how they can enhance both the appearance and functionality of your teeth.

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    What our clients say about us

    We can’t praise this dental practice enough! Mr Gupta is professional, caring and excellent at what he does. In addition all of his team are so friendly and considerate when we’re having various work done. An excellent practice we’re so glad we moved and feel confident we’ve found the perfect dental practice going forward. Well done to all the team at Claregate Dental……amazing team!


    - Rooney, 2024

    *Results may vary and are different for each individual. As such, Claregate Dental cannot guarantee specific results.