Dentures can generally be divided into partial dentures for patients who are missing some teeth and complete dentures for patients who have lost all teeth in an upper or lower arch.

Implant-supported options, such as Locator / Overdentures, may also be considered when additional denture stability is desired. Your dentist will evaluate your remaining teeth, gums, bone condition and bite before recommending an appropriate option.

At Dental Art Elite, removable dentures range from THB 2,000–24,900, depending on the type of denture, number of missing teeth, materials and individual treatment requirements.

For patients seeking greater denture stability, implant-supported denture options are also available following a clinical assessment.

Schedule a denture consultation for an individualized treatment plan and cost estimate.

There is no single type of denture that is suitable for everyone.

The appropriate option depends on the number and location of missing teeth, condition of the remaining teeth and gums, bone support, bite, treatment expectations and budget.

Following an examination, your dentist may recommend a removable partial denture, metal-framework denture, complete denture or an implant-supported solution.

Acrylic dentures can be used for a variety of tooth-replacement situations and may allow modifications or the addition of teeth in certain cases.

Metal-framework dentures use a stronger framework and can often be designed with thinner sections. However, they are not suitable for every patient. The remaining supporting teeth, bite and overall oral condition need to be evaluated before selecting the appropriate design.

Complete dentures are an option for patients who have lost all of their teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both arches.

Treatment planning considers gum and bone support, bite, tooth position, facial appearance, function and the individual needs of each patient.

The treatment time varies depending on the type of denture and the patient’s oral condition.

Several appointments may be required for examination, impressions or digital records, bite registration, tooth try-in, fitting and adjustments.

If extractions or other dental treatment are required before making the denture, the overall treatment time may be longer.

In selected cases, a denture can be planned to replace teeth during the initial period following extraction.

However, the gums and underlying bone naturally change during healing. As a result, the denture may require adjustment, relining or replacement later.

If you would like replacement teeth soon after extraction, discuss this with your dentist before the teeth are removed so the treatment can be planned appropriately.

Yes, but the cause of the looseness should first be evaluated.

Loose dentures may result from changes in the gums or jawbone, changes in the bite, an ill-fitting denture base or long-term wear.

Depending on the condition, treatment may include adjustment, relining, replacement of the denture or consideration of dental implants to provide additional support.

Yes, but the cause of the looseness should first be evaluated.

Loose dentures may result from changes in the gums or jawbone, changes in the bite, an ill-fitting denture base or long-term wear.

Depending on the condition, treatment may include adjustment, relining, replacement of the denture or consideration of dental implants to provide additional support.

Dentures are designed to restore missing teeth and improve chewing function, but they do not feel or function exactly like natural teeth.

New denture wearers may need some time to adapt. If the denture causes pressure spots, discomfort, movement or bite problems, a dental adjustment may be necessary.

Both dentures and dental implants can replace missing teeth, but they differ in treatment approach, cost, treatment time and clinical requirements.

Removable dentures can be taken out for cleaning and do not require implant surgery. Dental implants can replace individual teeth or provide support for dentures and fixed full-arch restorations.

The most appropriate option depends on your oral health, available bone, remaining teeth, general health and treatment goals.

In selected cases, dental implants can be used to improve the retention and stability of removable dentures.

One option is a Locator / Overdenture, in which dental implants provide additional anchorage while the denture remains removable for cleaning.

Dental Art Elite offers an implant-retained overdenture option using two dental implants. A clinical and bone assessment is required before treatment planning.

Learn More About Implant-Supported Dentures

Conventional complete dentures are removable and rely partly on the gums and underlying ridge for support.

All-on-4, in contrast, uses four dental implants to support a fixed full-arch set of teeth. It is therefore a different treatment approach from conventional removable dentures and requires an assessment of bone condition, oral health and individual suitability.

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