At Optima Dental Care in Maidenhead, we provide dentures that are carefully designed to fit well, feel secure, and look natural.
Dentures are designed to replace missing teeth in a way that restores both function and appearance. They can be used to replace:
Each denture is custom-made to fit your mouth, helping you eat, speak, and feel more comfortable day to day.
Dentures are often suitable for patients who:
Denture treatment usually takes place over several appointments.
Step 1: Assessment and planning
We assess your mouth and discuss the most suitable type of denture for you.
Step 2: Impressions
Detailed impressions are taken to ensure your denture fits comfortably and securely.
Step 3: Fitting
Your denture is fitted and adjusted to improve comfort, function, and appearance.
Step 4: Follow-up adjustments
It’s normal to need small adjustments as your mouth adapts. We’ll support you through this process.
A well-made denture should feel stable and allow you to speak and eat with confidence. We take care to ensure:
Over time, your mouth can change shape, so occasional adjustments or relines may be needed.
Dentures are often a starting point. Some patients later choose to:
We’ll always explain your options clearly so you can make a decision that works for you now and in the future.
If you’re considering dentures or have been advised you may need them, a simple check-up is the best place to begin.
We offer private examinations from £30, which may include X-rays where clinically needed, giving you a clear understanding of:
Dr Mohan Chawla leads Optima Dental Care, with experience across both NHS and private dentistry. His approach to denture treatment focuses on:
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Dentures can:
For some patients, dentures are the most practical option. For others, we may also discuss alternatives such as dental implants in Maidenhead, which offer a more fixed solution.
There are several types of dentures, depending on your needs:
Acrylic dentures
A common and cost-effective option, often used for full dentures or temporary solutions.
Metal (cobalt chrome) dentures
Stronger and thinner than acrylic, these sit more precisely in the mouth but require healthy teeth for support.
Flexible (Valplast) dentures
Made from a flexible material, these can be more comfortable and discreet in some cases.
We’ll help you decide which is most suitable based on your oral health and preferences.
It’s normal for dentures to feel unfamiliar at first. Most patients adjust over a few weeks as their mouth adapts.
Modern dentures are designed to fit securely, but they are still removable. For increased stability, some patients consider implant-retained options.
In some cases, yes. If teeth need to be removed before dentures are fitted, we’ll guide you through the tooth extraction process carefully.
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