
We Are Proud Of The Work We Do & Ensure Customer Satisfaction


We Are Proud Of The Work We Do & Ensure Customer Satisfaction

Full and partial dentures, mouthguard relines, repairs while you wait. no referral necessary call now to book a free consultation.
With over 20 years of experience, Bankstown Denture Clinic provides expert care in full and partial dentures, denture repairs, relines, flexible dentures, and mouthguards. Our services include same-day repairs and relines, no referral required, and free consultations to meet your unique needs. We focus on offering honest advice, tailored solutions, and exceptional results in a wheelchair-accessible environment. Conveniently serving Bankstown and surrounding areas, we’re here to help restore your smile and confidence. Call now to book your free consultation!
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Mortlake, Mt Lewis, Newington, Padstow, Panania, Picnic Point, Potts Hill, Punchbowl, Regents Park, Revesby, Rhodes, Rookwood, Roselands, Sefton, Strathfield, Undercliffe, Wentworth Point, Wiley Park, Yagoona
How often should I have my dentures checked?
A review of your overall situation will determine if any treatment is required. Your dental prosthetist will advise you on how often you should have your denture checked.
What is the best way to clean my dentures?
Daily cleaning with a non-abrasive cleaner and a soft bristled brush will help to minimise the build up of plaque and stains on your dentures. Abrasives in toothpaste can cause microscopic scratches that allow bacteria and stains to attach to the denture more readily. Your dental prosthetist can also clean your dentures in an ultra-sonic cleaner and restore your dentures to their original as new state.
How will dentures affect the way I eat?
Eating with dentures for the first time will require patience but with time you will be able to bite and chew more naturally. Your dental prosthetist will provide tips to help you adjust.
Is it true, that if my dentures are loose, sore spots and infection may result?
It's difficult enough to have to learn how to properly use and wear the new dental appliance. It's even more difficult when the dental appliance is old and now fitting poorly which, in due course creates tremendous strain, stress, friction and pain on the gums due to an improper fit. Bad fitting dental appliances can lead to all sort of oral issues. The most common issue includes tender spots, which, if not treated quickly can lead to serious painful infections.
How long will my dentures last?
The tissue and underlying bone in the mouth are continually changing. Over time your dentures will need to be adjusted, relined or replaced to maintain a good fit. Your dental prosthetist will advise when this is necessary.
How much do they cost?
There are many different treatment options available for denture wearers. A consultation is required so the dental prosthetist can discuss with you the best treatment plan for your individual situation.
Should I take my dentures out at night?
This depends on your individual situation and should be discussed with your dental prosthetist.
Will I look different?
With the advent of modern technologies dentures can be personalised to suit you and give you a natural appearance. Each patient's individual requirements are catered for to ensure that they will be happy with the appearance of their new dentures.
Is it true, that my dentures can change shape and colour over a period of time?
Yes, this is true. One of the main reasons why dental appliances change in colour and shape is normally due to the lack of care towards the dentures. It is imperative that when you remove the dental appliance for temporary storage, that you place the dental appliance in a plastic denture box that contains water. This ensures that the dental appliances remain safe and wet, ultimately preventing decolourisation, shape change and breakage.
Will they affect my speech?
You may notice some differences in your speech at first but with time your tongue, lips and cheeks will become accustomed to the contours of your dentures.