Versatile Partial Dentures in Alice Springs

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Restore Your Smile with Partial Dentures

At Alice Denture Clinic, we offer a range of partial denture options to Alice Springs locals and to the wider Northern Territory designed to replace missing teeth and restore both function and appearance. Whether you’ve lost one tooth or several, partial dentures fill the gaps in your smile by anchoring to your remaining teeth and using your gums for support.


With a variety of materials available, including cobalt chrome, valplast and acrylic, our custom-made dentures ensure a precise fit tailored to your needs. A variety of available materials helps to ensure that your partial denture will be made from the material that best suits your needs. Our in-house laboratory allows us to maintain strict quality control, ensuring your partial denture is crafted with care from the highest quality TGA approved materials.


To discuss your options and find the best solution for your needs, book a consultation with Alice Denture Clinic. Call us today at 0439 804 267 to get started. Our Dental Prosthetist is available to visit clients across the Northern Territory who may have restricted mobility, ensuring everyone has access to denture care.

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Personalised Denture Solutions for Every Patient

Each patient has their own unique needs when it comes to partial dentures, and at Alice Denture Clinic, we focus on providing personalised care. Our Dental Prosthetist works closely with you to determine the best material and design for your partial denture.


Cobalt chrome is a popular choice for its durability, precision and comfort. While Valplast is a popular flexible denture alternative. Acrylic options are quickest to manufacture and suit patients looking for a temporary solution. Whatever material you choose, partial dentures are designed to fit snugly into the vacant space, giving you a natural appearance while improving chewing function.


In addition to providing support for surrounding teeth, partial dentures help maintain the structure of your jaw, preventing further shifting of your remaining teeth. We recommend booking a consultation to review your needs and discuss which material and design are right for you. By considering your lifestyle, oral health and aesthetic preferences, our team ensures your denture is both functional and comfortable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long does it take to get used to partial dentures?

    Adjusting to partial dentures can take a few weeks as your mouth adapts to the new appliance. During this time, it’s common to experience slight discomfort, increased saliva production or changes in speech. Eating softer foods and practicing speaking aloud can help speed up the adjustment process. 


    Over time, most people find that their partial dentures feel natural and comfortable, allowing them to enjoy normal activities like eating and speaking without difficulty. Regular follow-ups with your dental professional help ensure that the fit remains comfortable during this transition period. We are here to help with any issues you may have adjusting to your new dentures.

  • How are partial dentures different from full dentures?

    Partial dentures are designed to replace one or more missing teeth while leaving your remaining natural teeth intact. They use your existing teeth and gums as support, whereas full dentures replace all teeth in either the upper or lower jaw. 


    Partial dentures typically have metal or acrylic clasps that help secure them to your natural teeth, providing stability. This type of denture helps maintain your remaining teeth by preventing them from shifting out of place, which can occur when gaps are left untreated.

  • What is the best material for partial dentures?

    The best material for partial dentures depends on your specific needs and preferences. Cobalt chrome is strong and durable, making it a long-lasting choice for those seeking stability and strength. Valplast is flexible and may be preferred by patients who want a more flexible option, while acrylic is often used for temporary or immediate dentures due to its affordability and ease of adjustment. 


    Your Dental Prosthetist will help you choose the material that best suits your oral health, lifestyle and budget, ensuring that you get a solution that meets your expectations. Contact us to explore your options and find out what's best for you.

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