Denture Additions

Seamless Denture Additions in Alice Springs

The Easy Choice For Denture Replacement

Losing a tooth can be unsettling, especially when you’re already wearing dentures. At Alice Denture Clinic in Alice Springs, we offer denture additions that seamlessly replace missing teeth, restoring both function and appearance. Our in-house laboratory enables us to add one or more teeth to your existing denture in a timely manner, often completing the process within hours. This quick turnaround means minimal time spent without your denture, allowing you to get back to your day-to-day life comfortably.

Each tooth replacement is designed to match your existing denture’s shade and structure, ensuring a natural look and feel. Our team is here to help if you have any questions about denture additions. Call Alice Denture Clinic on 0439 804 267 to arrange a consultation or learn more about this convenient service. Serving the entire Northern Territory, our Dental Prosthetist offers mobile services for clients with mobility limitations.

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Customised Additions to Fit Your Needs

At Alice Denture Clinic, we understand that each person’s needs are different when it comes to denture additions. That’s why we offer a range of custom solutions, including clasps and extensions that secure your denture and enhance its stability. Our team works with precision, tailoring each addition to match your existing teeth and denture base for a cohesive, natural look.

With the right materials and a customised fit, denture additions can feel just like your original teeth, allowing you to smile, chew and speak comfortably. Whether you need a single tooth replacement or multiple additions, our in-house laboratory allows us to control every aspect of the process, from crafting to fitting, ensuring you receive high-quality care. Contact us to explore your options and see how denture additions could work for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do denture additions work?

Denture additions involve adding new teeth to an existing denture to replace those that have been recently lost. The process begins with taking measurements and matching the new teeth to your denture’s colour and shape.

In many cases, clasps or extensions are added to the denture base to secure the new teeth and provide additional stability. Our in-house laboratory can complete these additions quickly, making the process convenient and straightforward. Reach out to let us know how we can help.
Can you add teeth to partial dentures?

Of course! Most dentures can be added to if further teeth are lost. The new teeth are carefully matched in shade and shape to the existing denture to maintain a natural appearance.

Additions to partial dentures also help prevent shifting of other teeth, keeping them in proper alignment. An experienced dental prosthetist will assess the structure of your current denture and determine the best way to integrate the new teeth securely and comfortably.
How long do denture additions last?

The lifespan of denture additions largely depends on the quality of materials used and the care provided to maintain the denture. Additions are typically made from the same highly durable materials your denture is made of. Which are designed to handle the same daily wear and tear as the original denture, making them resilient to routine activities like chewing and speaking. However, even the most robust additions can experience natural wear over time.

Regular check-ups with your Dental Prosthetist play a crucial role in identifying any early signs of wear or fit issues, allowing for timely adjustments or repairs that can significantly extend the life of your denture additions. Following a good oral hygiene routine, including proper cleaning of both your mouth and denture, further enhances longevity by preventing build-up or stains that accumulate and effect the fit of your denture. By combining diligent care with periodic professional maintenance, you can ensure your denture and any additions remain functional, comfortable, and durable for as long as possible.