Why Choose Us?

1 5 star dentistry ★★★★★
2 A professional and relaxed environment where our entire team are trained to ensure they are listening to patients and providing them with the best experience.
3 State of the art equipment, surgeries and materials.
4 A range of treatment options all under one roof including general dentistry, implants, orthodontics, smile design and hygiene services.
5 Dedicated patient coordinators who aim to ensure every patient has the best possible patient experience. Our patient coordinators also offer free consultations.

Denture Stabilisation

Are your dentures loose? Do they often fall out when you are eating or talking? The good news is that you don’t need to be in this situation and treatments exist which aim to stabilise dentures to make them stay where they are supposed to!

Denture stabilisation is a process undertaken to improve the stability, comfort and effectiveness of dentures. There are various methods of stabilising dentures but the most effective is using dental implants to anchor the denture. Implants are beneficial for denture wearers because they provide unrivalled levels of support and anchorage. Patients with dentures may worry that their dentures will come loose at times – but this won’t happen with dental implants.

We’ve tried to answer the most commonly asked questions here, but if there’s anything else you’d like to know, please speak to a member of the team.

Who is denture stabilisation for?

Those who wear dentures but have the normal problems associated with dentures, such as affected speech, bite strength and function, irritation and being unable to eat certain foods, will benefit from dental implants. Irritation and inflammation is a big issue with denture wearers but implants can solve all these issues.

Does the procedure hurt?

The procedure is painless and normally only requires mild local anaesthetic. There may be some slight discomfort after the procedure, but this will soon get better and the mouth will return to normal.

Advantages of denture stabilisation

Denture stabilisation is designed to address many of the problems experienced by denture wearers, with implants having a range of benefits for the patient:

Improved speech
Improved ability to chew
Peace of mind
Enhanced aesthetics
Enhanced comfort
Reduced risk of irritation
Prevents bone degeneration
Prevents the need for new dentures

Disadvantages of denture stabilisation

Dental implants take some getting used to and in the first few days patients may find that they have problems with eating, speaking and may have some facial pain due to the procedure. After a few days this should all settle down and the benefits of denture stabilisation will become apparent.

Patient Journey

Whether you have been referred for specialist treatment by your dentist or because you want the very best for yourself, you're in safe hands with us. We believe that excellent dental work improves people's lives without pain and fear. Our team of specialists are trusted by patients across the North East to carry out a range of advanced treatments.