Full & Partial Dentures in Newcastle
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Choosing the Right Denture
Smiles on Hudson is a denture clinic located in Hamilton, providing full and partial dentures to patients across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Port Stephens. This service is designed for people who have lost some or all of their natural teeth. Full dentures replace an entire set of teeth, while partial dentures are designed to fill gaps where some natural teeth remain. Treatment involves consultation, impressions, and a fitting process carried out in the clinic’s onsite laboratory.
- Full dentures for complete replacement
- Partial dentures for single or multiple gaps
Each option is carefully explained to ensure patients understand how dentures are designed and fitted. Smiles on Hudson manages every stage of the process locally in Hamilton. For more information or to book an appointment, please call
0432 194 603.
Understanding Your Denture Options
Full and partial dentures are created to restore oral function when teeth are missing. Full dentures are constructed to fit over the gums and provide a complete replacement for either the upper or lower arch. Partial dentures, on the other hand, are designed to sit alongside natural teeth and are usually supported by clasps that attach to remaining teeth. Both types of dentures are fabricated from durable materials and adjusted for comfort during fittings at the clinic.
Patients can discuss which type of denture best suits their needs during an initial consultation. To learn more about how dentures are made and maintained, explore the information on this site or get in touch today.
Full Arch Replacement
Onsite Laboratory Work
Licensed Dental Prosthetist
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FAQ
What are Dentures?
A denture is an appliance that replaces teeth. You can remove it to clean it and it may be replacing all the teeth (full denture) or some of them (partial denture). There are some denture types (such as implant retained dentures) that cannot be removed.
What steps are involved in getting a denture?
Before any denture treatment is undertaken, it is recommended that you have a thorough dental check-up. If you are having full dentures, it will involve an examination of the mouth and an assessment of the health of the gums.
If you are having a partial denture, this check-up will include a full examination of your teeth, gums and the other soft tissues of your mouth. At this check-up, radiographs may be taken to ensure the teeth are healthy and strong enough to help support a denture. Remember, the only oral practitioner who has the training and is legally able to undertake such a thorough check-up is your local dentist.
After this, it’s time to return to us to start the process of getting your dentures. 
How often should I have my dentures checked?
If you currently wear removable dentures of any kind, it is recommended that you have these checked regularly. It is advised that if you have any remaining natural teeth you should have these and your dentures reviewed every six months or as directed by your dentist. If you have no natural teeth and wear removable full dentures, your dentures should be reviewed at least every two years.
How long will I have to go without any teeth?
Some removable dentures are made to be inserted immediately after the removal of a tooth or some teeth. These types of removable dentures are commonly termed ‘immediate dentures’. They can be constructed to replace only one tooth or many teeth. Your local dentist can undertake all the required stages involved in immediate dentures. This will mean that one person will oversee the whole treatment.
