Clinical Dental Technology. Bespoke Dentures.

No, not always. If you have no teeth at all, and require a complete set of top and bottom dentures then you can come straight to us!If you need your denture repairing, denture care advice or a sports guard, then there is no need to see a dentist.If you have remaining teeth, it is important to get a dentist to see you first to ensure you are dentally fit to have dentures made. But once your dentist has sent us a referral, we can begin your new dentures!

A tough question to answer, each patient has a different journey. On average you can expect roughly six appointments, though it is often more. An approximate layout of what your appointments may look like can be seen here:Appointment 1: Examination and primary impressionsAppointment 2: Secondary ImpressionsAppointment 3: Bite RegistrationAppointment 4: Wax try-inAppointment 5: Denture fitAppointment 6: ReviewIt is important to know, stages may require repeating to ensure the dentures we make are as top quality as we can guarantee, this is why this is a rough guide. Impressions may need retaking, retries, remakes and several review appointments to ensure you are comfortable with your new teeth.

Clinical Dental Technicians, or prior to qualifying, dental technicians, are the ones who make dentures in labs then send them out to dentists to fit.A Clinical Dental Technician, merges the bridge between dentist and technician. This means that when you see me, you'll be being treated by the same person that will be hand making your dentures, perfectly tailored and customised to you.The work I see in the clinic, I take with me into the laboratory where the dentures are manufactured. No communication errors, one man making and fitting your appliances, seeing every stage through from start to finish,