Dentures in The Hague
When teeth can no longer be saved and implants, crowns or bridges are not an option, a removable denture offers a solution. We make framework, partial and full dentures that fit well and look natural.
What does dentures involve?
After impressions and a try-in, the denture is custom-made. After placement we check the fit and adjust where needed.
When do you need dentures?
If you are missing several teeth, or if your current denture no longer fits well or causes sore spots.
When missing several or all teeth.
If your current denture is loose or causes sore spots.
With a denture older than five to seven years.
If chewing or speaking becomes harder.
With a broken or worn denture.
If you want more stability with an implant-supported denture.
How do we approach dentures?
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Step 1
Examination and advice
We look at your mouth and jaw and discuss which denture suits you best.
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Step 2
Impressions
Accurate impressions are the basis for a good fit.
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Step 3
Bite and appearance
Together we determine the bite, shape and shade of the teeth.
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Step 4
Try-in
You try a trial setup so you can see and feel what it will be like.
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Step 5
Placement
The final denture is placed and adjusted where needed.
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Step 6
Follow-up
After a few days we check for sore spots and make adjustments.
Types of dentures
A well-fitting denture restores your confidence when eating, speaking and smiling.
Full denture
Replaces all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
Partial denture
Fills in missing teeth and clasps onto your own teeth.
Implant-supported denture
A denture that clicks onto implants, for much more stability.
What does dentures cost?
Dental fees in the Netherlands are set by the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa). You receive an explanation of the costs before any treatment, and a quote for larger treatments. What your health insurer covers depends on your policy.
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