Dentures
Restore missing teeth with custom-made complete, partial, or implant-supported dentures designed to improve appearance, speech, and chewing comfort.

Treatment Overview
What is Dentures?
At Dwiti Speciality Dental Clinic, we offer custom-made complete dentures, partial dentures, and flexible dentures to replace missing teeth and restore the smile. Flexible dentures are lightweight and designed to blend naturally with the gums, making them a suitable option for selected patients. Each denture is planned to improve chewing, speech, facial support, comfort, and confidence.
Common Signs & Symptoms
Who Can Benefit?
Treatment Procedure
Simple, clear, and carefully guided
Examination of the mouth, remaining teeth, gums, and bone support
Discussion of complete, partial, immediate, or implant-supported options
Impressions or digital records and bite measurements
Trial appointment to assess appearance, speech, and tooth position
Final fitting followed by adjustment and maintenance visits
Benefits
How this treatment helps
Improves appearance and facial support
Supports clearer speech after adaptation
Improves chewing compared with untreated tooth loss
Offers removable and implant-supported options
Recovery & Aftercare
What to expect after treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Dentures
What is the difference between complete and partial dentures?
Complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch. Partial dentures replace selected missing teeth and use the remaining teeth and oral tissues for support.
How long does it take to get used to new dentures?
Speech, chewing, and comfort usually improve with practice, but timing varies. Adjustment visits can address pressure points or bite concerns during the adaptation period.
Do dentures need replacement?
They require regular review and may eventually need relining, repair, or replacement because wear and natural changes in the gums and jaw can affect fit.
Why Choose Dwiti?
Care designed around your comfort and confidence
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