Restore broken, heavily decayed or root-treated teeth with a crown, and replace missing teeth with a bridge or dentures, so you can eat and smile with confidence again.
A crown is a cap that covers the whole tooth, restoring a broken, heavily decayed or root-treated tooth so it is stronger and looks better.
A bridge replaces 1–2 missing teeth by attaching to the teeth on either side. Dentures can be removable or supported by dental implants, for people who have lost several or all of their teeth.
Your dentist recommends the best option after an examination, considering your teeth, gums, bone and budget.
Your dentist recommends the right option for the number of missing teeth, the condition of the neighbouring teeth and your budget.
Clinic photoA removable denture that replaces some missing teeth, made with either an acrylic base (light and easy to adjust) or a metal base (thin, snug and strong), held by clasps on your natural teeth.
Suits: several missing teeth, some natural teeth remaining
Clinic photoA removable acrylic-base denture for people who have lost all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw, helping with eating, speaking and smiling.
Suits: no teeth in an arch
Clinic photoReplaces 1–2 missing teeth with a pontic attached to crowns on the neighbouring teeth. Fixed in place, no need to remove it.
Suits: 1–2 missing teeth with healthy neighbours
Clinic photoCovers the whole tooth in all-ceramic material (such as zirconia) or porcelain fused to metal, colour-matched to your other teeth.
Suits: broken, heavily decayed or root-treated teeth
Clinic photoDentures or bridges fixed onto dental implants, so they don’t slip and you can chew more securely. See dental implants →
Suits: loose dentures, or wanting fixed teeth
Usually about 1–2 weeks. Your dentist confirms the number of visits and cost after the examination.
We check your teeth and gums and take X-rays to choose the right option.
Teeth are shaped for a crown or bridge, or teeth and gums are treated first before making dentures.
Impressions or a scan are taken and a shade chosen to match your natural teeth.
A temporary crown protects the tooth while you wait, or you try in the denture to check fit and bite.
About 1–2 weeks for the final workThe crown or bridge is cemented, or the denture is fitted, and your bite is adjusted.
Check-ups and adjustments when needed, with care advice.
Tell your dentist before the extraction so a temporary denture can be planned for you. After an extraction, or when your braces come off, you can leave with teeth straight away and keep smiling with confidence.
“Because your smile is our masterpiece.”
Your dentist will assess whether an immediate temporary denture suits your case.
Replaces missing or damaged teeth so you can bite and chew again.
Shape and shade matched to your neighbouring teeth.
A crown helps reduce the chance of a root-treated or heavily decayed tooth breaking.
Filling the gap helps stop nearby and opposing teeth drifting.
A complete set of teeth helps you pronounce words more clearly.
Complete dentures help prevent the sunken look that comes with tooth loss.
Results depend on each person’s mouth, bite and care.
Yes. The tooth is shaped all round to make space for the crown. How much depends on the material and the tooth, and your dentist explains this before starting.
Usually about 1–2 weeks, with at least 2 visits: one to prepare the tooth and take impressions, and one to fit the final crown or bridge.
It depends on the material, your bite and how well you look after it. Brush, floss and have a check-up every 6 months.
A bridge is attached to the neighbouring teeth, which need to be trimmed. An implant is placed in the bone without trimming neighbouring teeth. Your dentist will recommend the option that suits you.
At first they may feel strange, speaking and chewing may feel awkward, and there may be sore spots. Come back for adjustments. Most people get used to them within a few weeks.
Removable dentures should be taken out at night to let your gums rest, and kept in clean water or a denture solution as your dentist advises.
Take them out and brush them daily with a denture brush, rinse after meals, avoid very hot water, and come in for regular check-ups and adjustments.
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