Dentures in Burleigh Heads

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Comfortable Dentures for Everyday Living

At Harvey Smiles Denture Clinic in Burleigh Heads, we know the challenges missing teeth can bring—not just in terms of confidence but also in everyday functionality. Eating, speaking, and even smiling can become difficult, which is why we focus on creating dentures that meet your needs while restoring your comfort and confidence. From full and partial dentures to innovative implant-supported and digital dentures, our solutions are designed to fit securely and look as natural as possible.


Full dentures offer a complete solution for replacing an entire arch of teeth, while partial dentures seamlessly fill gaps, blending with your natural teeth. For those who need immediate options after tooth extraction, our immediate dentures ensure you never go without a smile.


We also provide custom sports mouthguards, perfect for protecting your teeth during sports, ensuring you have solutions for a wide range of dental needs. Every service we offer is designed with your comfort in mind, ensuring functionality and aesthetic appeal.


Take the first step to restoring your smile and confidence today. Call us on 07 5576 5539 to book an appointment or discuss your options with our team.

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Partial Dentures to fill your smile

Partial dentures are designed for individuals missing one or several teeth, offering a practical and removable solution to fill the gaps. These dentures are carefully crafted to blend with your existing teeth, providing a natural appearance while restoring functionality. They are typically secured using discreet clasps that attach to your natural teeth, ensuring a stable and comfortable fit. Partial dentures help improve chewing and speech and prevent remaining teeth from shifting out of place. Customised to fit your mouth, they are a cost-effective way to restore your smile without requiring extensive procedures. Regular cleaning and occasional adjustments can help maintain their effectiveness and comfort over time, ensuring they remain a reliable solution for your dental needs.

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Full Dentures for life

Full dentures are an effective solution for individuals who have lost all their teeth in the upper or lower jaw. Designed to restore both functionality and appearance, these dentures fit securely over the gums, allowing you to eat, speak, and smile with confidence. Each set is customised to match the natural contours of your mouth, providing a snug and comfortable fit. Full dentures not only enhance your ability to chew and communicate but also help support facial muscles, preventing the sunken appearance that can occur with tooth loss. With proper care and occasional adjustments, full dentures can serve as a durable and practical option for tooth replacement, offering a complete solution for maintaining your oral health.

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Immediate Dentures for temporary solutions

Immediate dentures are a temporary solution provided on the same day as tooth extractions, ensuring you’re never without teeth during the healing process. These dentures are pre-fitted and crafted to accommodate changes in your mouth as it heals, offering both functionality and aesthetics while you wait for your permanent dentures. Immediate dentures allow you to maintain your appearance and enjoy daily activities like eating and speaking without interruption. Regular adjustments may be needed during the healing period to ensure continued comfort and fit. Once healing is complete, they can be replaced with a permanent denture solution that provides long-term stability and a natural look.

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implant supported dentures

Implant-supported dentures combine traditional denture designs with the added stability of dental implants, making them an excellent choice for those seeking a secure and long-lasting solution. These dentures are anchored to implants placed in the jawbone, ensuring they stay firmly in place without adhesives. This added stability allows for improved chewing efficiency and a more natural feel, enhancing day-to-day comfort. Implant-supported dentures are custom-made to fit your mouth and can replace either a full arch or partial section of teeth. While they require a surgical procedure for implant placement, the results often provide a durable and reliable solution for those seeking enhanced stability and function.

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Scans for Digital Dentures

Digital dentures utilise advanced technology to create precise, high-quality dental solutions. This process involves digitally scanning the mouth to ensure a perfect fit and efficient production. Unlike traditional methods, digital dentures offer improved accuracy and can be reproduced quickly if replacements are needed. These dentures provide a comfortable fit, natural appearance, and streamlined manufacturing process, making them a modern choice for tooth replacement. The use of digital technology allows for a personalised design that caters to individual preferences, ensuring both functionality and aesthetics. Digital dentures are ideal for those seeking a convenient and innovative approach to denture care, combining cutting-edge technology with tailored solutions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What kinds of dentures are there?

    There are several types of dentures, each designed to meet different needs. Full dentures replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw and rest on the gums. Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth and are typically secured with clasps that attach to surrounding natural teeth. 


    Immediate dentures are temporary solutions provided after tooth extraction to maintain appearance and functionality during the healing process. Implant-supported dentures are secured to dental implants for added stability, while digital dentures are crafted using advanced technology for precise fit and comfort.


    Each option comes with its own benefits and considerations, such as material choice, fit, and cost. Consulting with a qualified dental professional can help you understand which type of denture may be most suitable for your needs.

  • How do you take care of dentures?

    Proper denture care is essential to maintain their appearance and functionality. Dentures should be cleaned daily with a soft-bristle toothbrush or a special denture brush using a non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid using regular toothpaste, as it may scratch the surface of the dentures. Rinse them thoroughly after meals to remove food particles and prevent odours.


    When not in use, dentures should be stored in water or a denture-soaking solution to prevent them from drying out and losing their shape. Regular check-ups with a dentist or dental prosthetist are also recommended to ensure the dentures continue to fit properly and remain in good condition.

  • How long do dentures typically last?

    The lifespan of dentures varies depending on the material used, the level of care provided, and how often they are worn. On average, dentures may last anywhere from five to ten years before they need to be replaced. Over time, natural changes in the structure of the gums and jaw can affect how dentures fit, which may require adjustments or replacements.


    Regular visits to a dental professional can help assess the condition of your dentures and identify any necessary modifications. Proper care, including regular cleaning and avoiding practices that could damage the dentures, can help extend their lifespan.

  • Are dentures uncomfortable to wear?

    Wearing dentures may feel different at first, especially for new users. It often takes time to adjust to the sensation of having dentures in the mouth, particularly when eating and speaking. Properly fitted dentures are designed to be as comfortable as possible, but the fit may change over time as the gums and jawbone naturally shift.


    If discomfort persists, adjustments may be needed to improve the fit and reduce pressure points. Denture adhesives can also be used in some cases to enhance stability. It is important to consult a dental professional if discomfort continues, as they can provide guidance and adjustments to ensure the dentures are functioning as intended.

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