Why replace missing teeth
The everyday problems dentures solve
Gaps in your smile are more than a cosmetic worry. With several teeth gone, chewing becomes slow and tiring, so many people quietly drop meat, salads and crusty bread from their diet. Some sounds are harder to say clearly. Over time the cheeks and lips lose support and can look sunken, and the teeth you still have tend to drift and tip into the empty spaces, which changes your bite.
A denture puts teeth back where they belong. It supports the face, spreads chewing forces more evenly and stops neighbouring teeth from wandering. It also does all of this without surgery, which matters for people who cannot, or would rather not, have implants.
