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Treatments · Dentures

Natural-looking dentures.

Say “dentures” and most people picture their grandmother’s — too white, too uniform, and swimming in a glass. Forget all of it. A well-made modern denture is designed like a portrait: matched to your face, age and character, with teeth that look convincingly lived-in.

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  • Partial & full

    On our price list

    Partial and full both listed

  • Premium

    Chrome & premium

    Priced separately on our list

  • Visits

    4–5

    Try-in before anything's final

  • Repairs

    Usually quick

    Repairs and relines on our price list

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Is it right for you?

If any of these sound familiar…

Dentures suit a wide range of situations — and modern design (and the implant upgrade) has moved them a long way. These are the common ones.

  • Several missing teeth where implants or bridges aren’t right (or not yet)
  • An old denture that’s loose, worn flat, or aged beyond its welcome
  • A partial denture that feels bulky — lightweight chrome may transform it
  • A lower denture that wanders — implant retention can anchor it (see below)

Why our dentures

Designed like a portrait.

A denture done well is matched to your face and approved by you at a try-in before anything is finished — with chrome and implant-retained options for a slimmer, firmer fit.

  • Designed for your face

    Tooth shade, shape, arrangement — even deliberate little irregularities that read as natural. You approve the look at a try-in before anything is finished.

  • Eating returns to normal(ish)

    A well-fitted denture restores real chewing function; premium and chrome options fit slimmer and firmer still.

  • Chrome: the connoisseur's partial

    Cast metal frameworks are thinner, stronger and cooler in the mouth than acrylic, gripping teeth with precision clasps.

  • The implant upgrade

    Two to four implants can turn a wandering lower denture into something that clips solidly into place. For long-term denture wearers, it’s genuinely life-changing.

Your journey

Designed, tried, fitted.

The try-in stage is where good dentures are really made — you judge the look before anything is set.

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    The design consultation

    We look at your face, your old photos if you have them, and your priorities — natural or noticeably perfect, your call.

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    Records

    Precise impressions and bite measurements — the unglamorous step where good dentures are actually made.

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    The try-in

    Your denture in wax: see it, wear it, judge it in the mirror. Changes cost nothing at this stage — speak freely.

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    The fit & fine-tuning

    Delivery day, then a review to smooth any pressure spots as you break it in.

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A member of the dental team with a patient
A dental nurse smiling in the waiting room
Gloved hands, over the shoulder

The honest picture

Straight answers, before you decide.

Dentures ask for a little patience and honesty about what they can and can’t do — especially the lower one.

  • There's a settling-in period

    Days to weeks of adaptation, practice and small adjustments (included) come with every new denture.

  • Lower fulls are the honest challenge

    Less ridge to grip means less stability. If that’s your situation, implant retention is the transformation worth discussing.

  • They age as your mouth changes

    Expect relines every few years and remakes roughly every 5–10 as the shape of your mouth changes.

Your clinician

Paul Flint

Restorative-trained Co-Principal

GDC No. 83634

  • BDS
  • MSc Restorative Dentistry — UCL Eastman (distinction)
  • Co-Principal

Dentures at Diamond Court are overseen by co-principal Paul Flint, who earned accolades for his postgraduate work on partial denture design at UCL’s Eastman Dental Institute — chrome partials are a particular interest of his.

That expertise shows in the details: a denture matched to your face, tried in wax before anything is finished, and engineered to fit slimmer and firmer than most people expect.

  • UCL Eastman

    Partial denture design

  • Co-Principal

    Restorative dentistry lead

Making it last

Look after it, and it looks after you.

A denture keeps its fit and finish with a simple daily routine — and regular check-ups even if you have no natural teeth left.

  1. Out at night

    Gums need the rest, and it halves fungal problems.

  2. Clean over water

    Brush over a towel or basin — dropped dentures are our most common repair.

  3. Brush gums and teeth too

    Not just the denture — the mouth beneath it matters.

  4. Keep your check-ups

    We check the health of your mouth, not just the fit of the plate.

Good to know

Common questions

Not if we’ve done our job. The try-in stage exists so you control exactly how natural or perfected the result looks.

With practice, most things. Start soft, cut small, chew on both sides. Implant-retained dentures raise the ceiling dramatically — apples and all.

Possibly for a few days — read aloud at home and it settles fast.

Usually, and quickly — repairs and relines are both on our price list. Don’t reach for the superglue; it ruins the repair we could have done.

Take the first step

A denture designed for you.

Book a design consultation and see your denture in wax before anything is final — natural or noticeably perfect, your call. Curious about the implant-retained upgrade? We’ll cover it. Or start with a free e-consultation.

Partial and full dentures · fees on our price list.

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