Treatments
Dentures in Alsager
If you’ve lost some or all of your teeth, dentures can help you eat and speak more comfortably and restore the look of your smile. We’ll help you choose the type that suits your mouth, your lifestyle and your budget.
There’s no single best denture, because everyone’s mouth is different. The right choice depends on how many teeth you’re replacing, the health of your remaining teeth and gums, and what matters most to you, whether that’s comfort, appearance or cost.
The image shows the four main types we offer. At your consultation, we’ll examine your mouth, talk you through the options and give you an itemised quote before any treatment starts.

Types of denture we offer
Every denture is made to fit you. We’ll talk through which type suits your mouth and your budget.
We can also add to an existing denture from £160, and carry out repairs from £160. See our full fees and finance options.
Spread the cost with finance at 0% APR over 3, 6, 10 or 12 months, subject to status. See the representative example.
What happens during treatment?
The whole process typically takes around 4–6 weeks, with around 1 week between appointments.
Consultation
We examine your mouth and talk through your options.
Impressions and measurements
We record the shape of your mouth and how your teeth meet.
Try-in
You can check the look and fit before your denture is finished.
Fitting
We fit your denture and show you how to look after it.
Review
We check how you’re getting on and make any adjustments.
Getting used to your dentures
New dentures can feel strange at first, and it can take some time to get used to eating and speaking with them. If your denture rubs or feels loose, please contact us so that we can check it.
People often say that dentures are a replacement for no teeth, not necessarily a replacement for teeth. Getting used to them can take a lot of perseverance, and we’re here to help.
Looking after your dentures
- Clean your dentures every day with a soft brush
- Take them out at night to avoid fungal infections
- Keep them moist when you aren’t wearing them
- Keep attending check-ups, as your mouth changes over time and your dentures may need adjusting
Even if you have no teeth, we recommend an annual review, as we also check the soft tissues for any signs of oral cancer or other problems.
Are there alternatives?
Depending on your situation, a bridge or dental implants may be an option. Implants can also be used to help hold a denture in place. Your dentist can explain what’s suitable for you.
Dentures FAQs
Can’t see your question? Give us a call on 01270 876026 and we’ll be happy to help.
How much do dentures cost?
How long does it take to get new dentures?
Can you repair or add to my existing denture?
Can implants hold my denture in place?
Do I still need check-ups if I have no teeth?
Can I spread the cost?
Talk to us about dentures
Call us on 01270 876026 or send us a message and we’ll get back to you.
