Full/Complete Dentures

If you’re missing all of your natural teeth in either your upper (maxillary) or lower (mandibular) jaw, then you’ll need a full denture solution.

Complete Dentures are for those who are missing all of their teeth in either the upper or lower jaw.

A full denture is made by bonding high strength acrylic teeth to an acrylic base plate. It’s held in place by suction or with metal clasps if there are still some natural teeth remaining.

Our dentures are designed to suit your individual needs and are available in a varying range of tooth style, shape and colour. We employ the most advanced manufacturing techniques available so we can match the denture base to your gums as closely as possible and ensure a comfortable fit.

A full denture is sometimes used as an immediate denture inserted immediately after having teeth extracted. Usually a stop-gap solution, it’s worn until your gums have healed, and a more permanent denture can be fitted.

Everything made in house with the highest quality materials

Our unique point of difference is not only that we have the most experienced dental prosthetists in the greater Penrith and Western Sydney area, but we also make our high quality, custom dentures right here in our clinic.

We take great pride in our craft and are absolutely confident that you will love the result, giving you back your smile, comfort and confidence.

Useful Info about Complete Dentures

What are complete dentures?

A complete denture set replaces all of your natural teeth on both the upper and lower jaws. It’s a full-arch restoration made from durable materials—most commonly high-quality acrylic—designed to look and feel as natural as possible.

The base of the denture is carefully crafted to resemble the contours of your gums, helping create a lifelike appearance and a comfortable fit. Complete dentures don’t just restore your smile—they can make a real difference to everyday life by improving speech clarity, chewing function, and facial structure. Because your teeth help support the muscles around your cheeks and jaw, replacing missing teeth helps prevent sagging or facial collapse that can lead to a prematurely aged look.

If you’re missing several or all of your teeth, your dentist may suggest extractions followed by a full denture set. While dental implants offer a similar end result, dentures are often a more budget-friendly solution for restoring both function and confidence.

Over time, dentures can loosen as your mouth naturally changes shape. While denture adhesive can provide short-term stability, it’s best to see your dentist promptly to have your dentures adjusted or relined for an ideal fit.

How long do complete dentures usually last?

It’s generally recommended to schedule a dental check-up and clean every six months. Regular visits allow your dentist to catch any potential issues early and help keep your teeth and gums in their best shape.

Feel free to book in your next checkup with our onsite dental team right here.

That said, don’t wait for your next routine appointment if something doesn’t feel right. If you notice persistent bad breath, bleeding gums, tooth sensitivity, discolouration, chips or cracks, or any pain in your teeth or jaw, it’s best to book a visit as soon as possible. Addressing these concerns early can prevent more serious problems down the track.

How much do complete dentures generally cost?

Please speak to our friendly staff today for more info. We also offer payment plans via AfterPay and ZIP Pay to ease any financial burden.