Dentures in Perth

Quality dentures at Maylands Dental Centre look like your natural teeth. A natural appearance and a beautiful smile at an affordable price.

Get Your Confidence Back With Our Natural-Looking Dentures

Denture treatment is a great option for replacing missing teeth. However, many people are afraid of conventional dentures because they think that all dentures look unnatural and feel uncomfortable to wear.

Dentures, also referred to as false teeth, are artificial teeth used to replace missing natural teeth. They are artificial replacement teeth that look and function like natural teeth and fit snugly over the gum line. A removable denture is easy to remove and clean, whereas a fixed denture is anchored to the gums with screws. Despite not being as natural as real teeth, quality dentures are comfortable, custom-made, and natural-looking.

Modern dental technology has rendered custom-made dentures at Maylands Dental Centre more realistic than traditional denture options, allowing you to feel comfortable and smile with confidence while wearing them.

Types of Dentures

Partial Denture: Partial dentures at Maylands Dental Centre are custom-made to blend with your other teeth and fit your smile and mouth. They can help improve your aesthetic and chewing function.
Full Denture: If you're missing all your teeth, full dentures are the best option to restore the function of your teeth. Get the appearance of natural teeth with complete dentures from Maylands Dental Centre.
Implant-supported Dentures: These are permanent tooth replacement for patients who have lost all of their upper or lower teeth. Implants are surgically inserted into the jawbone and the dentures are then attached to it. They are comfortable to wear and enable you to eat foods all types of food.

Why Us

Why Choose
Maylands Dental Centre

Comfortable Clinic Setting with Cutting-edge Technology

Maylands Dental Centre offers a range of services, from general dentistry to cosmetic procedures, using state-of-the-art technology. Plus, our dental team is friendly and welcoming so that you can have a comfortable dental experience during your visit!

Experienced Dentists

Our highly experienced team of dentists will ensure you receive high-quality dental care that exceeds expectations. We will take great care of you during every visit, whether it’s your first or your hundredth!

Accepts All Health Funds

Maylands Dental Centre accepts all dental health funds and is a preferred provider for HBF, HCF, NIB, smile.com.au, and CBHS. The facility uses HICAPS, which enables convenient and efficient on-site claim processing of dental insurance.

We accept all health
funds, and are
preferred providers.

We’re committed to providing the best possible care for all of our patients no matter their health insurance provider. We accept all healthfund providers and are a preferred provider for HBF, HCF, NIB, and CBHS. We also have a HICAPS machine for easy and fast claims.

FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the common problems that dentures can fix?

Dentures replace missing teeth and eliminate problems caused by gaps. If you are missing teeth, dentures may make eating and speaking easier. You may also feel more confident with an amazing smile.

How much are dentures in Perth?

There are a number of factors that affect denture cost here in WA: the type of denture, the number of teeth that need replacing, and the denture material used. A standard upper and lower denture can cost around $4,000. Each upper denture or lower denture can cost up to $2,200. The cost of a full arch of implant-supported dentures will range between $15,000 and $23,000.

How long do dentures last?

Dentures are not permanent because the shape of the bone in your mouth changes over time. Your false teeth will loosen due to these changes, irritating your gum tissue and making chewing and speaking difficult. Removable dentures can last for 5-8 years with proper care and oral hygiene. Normal wear will require denture relining, remaking, or rebasing. Dentures that are chipped or broken can be repaired. However, you need to get your dentures replaced or relined if they break, fall out, or change colour.

How would I know if my dentures fit right?

It may take some time for you to become used to the way dentures fit and feel. Your jaw and gums may feel sore at first if you’re wearing dentures for the first time, but they should acclimate to the new dentures with time. After a few weeks, they should be back to normal. Your upper dentures should suction against your gums smoothly. Although your lower dentures float over your gums, they should fit comfortably in your mouth. Partial dentures should fit snugly over your natural teeth without moving much. The following symptoms, however, indicate that you have loose dentures:

The denture is slipping around, making it difficult for you to eat and chew properly.
For more than a few months after getting dentures, your mouth and gums feel swollen, red, and painful.

There is denture movement in your mouth, causing you to gag or feel like gagging.
If you suspect that you have ill-fitting dentures, see your dentist. Please do not try to adjust them yourself, as this can cause irreparable damage.

How should I store my dentures?

Keep your dentures from drying out. If they are not being worn, soak them in a denture cleanser soaking solution or plain water. Do not put them in hot water as it can cause them to warp.

How should I clean my dentures?

Ensure that your dentures are clean by brushing them daily to remove plaque and food deposits. At night, remove and soak them in a gentle denture cleaning solution. Brush away any loose debris the following day and thoroughly rinse the prosthesis. Before you put your dentures in, brush your gums, tongue, and palate with a soft-bristled brush.

It would help if you stood over a folded towel or basin of water when cleaning your dentures. Dropping them may damage them.

What does it mean if I have mouth ulcers under my dentures?

Mouth ulcers are painful, yellow or red sores that develop on the gums, tongue, inner cheeks, lips, or palate. This could mean you have ill-fitting dentures.

How often should I visit my dentist if I have dentures?

We recommend that you see your dentist at least twice a year after you have adjusted to your new dentures, just as you would if you did not have dentures.