1. Complete: Complete dentures replace all the teeth. They are placed on top of the gums, as opposed to dental bridges that are anchored to existing teeth. Complete dentures are typically placed within 6 weeks – 2 months after the teeth have been extracted
2. Partical Dentures: Partial dentures are for replacement of few teeth, which means if a patient still has some of the natural teeth. The partial denture here  helps in supporting the existing teeth to be strong. There is a pink-colored base that is attached to a metal piece. and these two pieces hold the denture in the mouth. They are removable, which means you can take them out everytime you need to.
3. Fixed Dentures: The one is basically drilled and fixed into your gums and acts as if it were a regular tooth. These ones are ideal dentures as you need not remove them and most of them prefer these dentures instead of complete dentures. These are comparatively more expensive than all other dentures.

Our Procedure

1. At first, the impressions of your jaws and gums are taken for the measurements to build dentures that fit in your mouth.

2. Then, a model is made. You will have to try it on several times until you find the right fit.

3. The model is then sent to labs for the preparation of your actual dentures with the choice of your materials and colour.

4. During the final appointment, you will be made to try on the actual dentures and slight adjustments if any are made to it.

   However, in case of Immediate Dentures, it is planned such that the measurements of your jaws and gums are taken a month before the tooth extraction appointment. So, the dentures will be installed on the same day as that of tooth extraction.