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Your Local Dental Prosthesis In Wagga Wagga
- General Info
Smile again with Terry and the team.
Wagga Denture Clinic is committed to providing premium standards in treatment and product, through our modern facilities, techniques and materials. Our Dental Prosthetist is registered with the Dental Board of Australia.
Wagga Denture Clinic is committed to maintaining premium standards in treatment and products, through our modern facilities, techniques, and materials. We assure warm and friendly customer service and our highly experienced prosthetist, Terry, is the number one advocate for our patients.Every patient is different, and we understand the importance of having a tailor-made service where our patients can experience every nuance that Terry’s high-quality care provides. Since 1975, Wagga Denture Clinic has provided a service to the community. Our commitment to deliver premium dental services has been unwavering, staunchly following Terry Cominos' primary philosophy; We treat individuals, we don’t just make dentures.
- Accreditations
HICAPS
- Email Business
- Established
- 1975
- ABN
- 74 000 853 805
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
- Service Notes
- Open Monday to Thursday
- Free Estimates
- Yes
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- Category
- Keywords
- Claims, Clasps, Cleaning, Customising, Discounts, Implant, Mouthguards, Pensioner, Replacements, Senior
What is a Dental Prosthetist?
A dental prosthetist is an oral healthcare professional who as a qualified dental technician completed further extensive training and is registered to consult patients directly. A dental prosthetist is an independent practitioner registered (with the Dental Board of Australia) to undertake treatment for manufacture, repair and maintenance of complete dentures, partial dentures, and mouthguards. A dental prosthetist may also be known as an advanced/clinical dental technician or denturist.
What is a denture?
A denture is a prosthetic device which acts as an artificial substitute for missing natural teeth and adjacent tissue, usually made from an acrylic resin with a possible combination involving other bio-compatible materials such as Chrome Cobalt. They are generally a removable appliance which may be categorised as either a full or partial denture.
Do I need a referral to see a Dental Prosthetist?
No, a referral is not necessary to see a dental prosthetist. In some circumstances general practitioners or dentists may refer patients for treatment.


