Restore Your Smile With NHS Dentures

NHS Dentures

  • High-quality replacement teeth that stand the test of time
  • Go back to eating the foods you enjoy the most
  • Pain-free treatment

Modern NHS Dentures from O’Farrell & Staunton Dental Centre O’Farrell & Staunton are a comfortable and reliable solution to tooth loss, delivering a natural-looking replacement for your original teeth.  

High-quality materials and sophisticated manufacturing techniques allow our dentures to grant you a radiant smile, a reliable bite and the confidence you deserve.

Don’t just put up with a poor fit if your current dentures slip when eating, or make your gums sore from rubbing. Nor should your dentures interfere with sounds and syllables when you speak. If you experience any of these things, O’Farrell & Staunton Dental Centre can provide you with a superior replacement.

Gain a new lease on life and undo the negative impact of tooth loss with an expertly crafted dental prosthetic. 

If you’re looking for an alternative option, O’Farrell & Staunton Dental Centre offer personalised Private treatments for Dentures. Click Here to find out more information

Break free from the limits of living with tooth loss and take back a more confident smile, call us on XXXX XXX XXXX.

Your Treatment Journey

Step 1

First, your dentist will examine your mouth, gums and any remaining teeth to make sure they are healthy.

Step 2

Once this is done, they will take an impression of the gums and teeth to make sure your dentures are built to be a perfect fit. These impressions will be sent off for your dentures to be designed.

Step 3

Once your dentures are created, you’ll attend a follow-up appointment to have your dentures placed. During this session, your dentist will advise you on aftercare and maintaining your brand-new dentures.

Find out about our personalised Private Denture Treatments 

More about NHS Dental Dentures

Dentures are dental prosthetics designed for patients who are missing teeth. They enable the wearer to feel more carefree when eating and speaking. Dentures can provide a surge in confidence without pain, surgery or recovery times, getting you back out there sooner rather than later.

The replacement teeth are set in a removable base made of durable plastic which bonds perfectly with your mouth thanks to highly accurate, modern impression taking and sophisticated manufacturing techniques.

These teeth are designed around your mouth, your facial structure and your skin tone to ensure a natural look. 

If you feel like full or partial dentures might not be the right solution for your missing teeth and you’d prefer something more permanent, O’Farrell & Staunton Dental Centre is a provider of both NHS and private dental treatments, so you can always mention implants or implant-supported dentures at your consultation to find out if you’re suitable.

Book your FREE online consultation with Caroline our Private Treatment Coordinator and begin your smile makeover today!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need dentures?

If you’re missing several teeth, you may notice it’s difficult to speak clearly, eat the food you want to eat and smile without hesitation.

These are signs that you may need dentures to achieve a better quality of life.

Do I need a denture if I still have some teeth?

A partial denture, a bridge or an implant are a few options to consider if you still have some of your natural teeth remaining.

If you’re only missing one tooth, an implant is most likely – a few missing teeth in a row may require a bridge, and many gaps in different places might benefit from a partial denture. These are some of the things you’ll discuss with your dentist at your consultation.

Will a denture affect my speech?

Some people can experience an adjustment period when speaking with new dentures, especially if they’re used to living with missing teeth.

This adjustment period shouldn’t last long. Dentures are specifically made to be a perfect size and shape for your mouth to make sure it doesn’t take long to get used to them.

How long do dentures last?

Most people tend to need new dentures after 7-10 years so if this applies to you, it might be time to make an appointment and see if you need a new one.

We don’t like to brag, but when people say such nice things...

”Great experience - all the staff were friendly and professional from front desk staff to the dentist and assistant.

N. Matic

”Amazing staff and an amazing practise. I have always been a nervous patient but after coming to O'Farrell & Staunton Dental Centre my nerves were suddenly gone.

T. McManus

”Amazing practice and staff, so honest and friendly. Our dentist always goes above and beyond.

H. Sharaf

”I honestly cant thank them enough! Claire on reception is absolutely lovely

K. Lou

Our Treatments

Our dentists are experts in their field. Each specialising in specific treatments to provide our patients with the best possible results.

Clear Aligners

Veneers

Composite Fillings

Teeth Whitening

Dental Implants

Dental Crowns

Scale & Polish

Emergency Dentistry

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