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“Dentures for Improved Chewing Function”
Dentures
for a Confident Smile
and Better Chewing Function
A better life with denture
“Dentures for a Confident Smile ”
“Dentures for Improved Chewing Function”
A better life with denture
Removable Dentures
At The Ivory Dental, we offer four types of removable dentures to suit each patient’s oral health needs and individual preferences.
Don’t Let Tooth Loss Diminish Your Enjoyment of Life
Well-fitting dentures do more than restore your smile. They can also make speaking, chewing and everyday activities easier
Speak Clearly
Speak with Confidence
Easy to Remove and Clean
Easy to Maintain Good Oral Hygiene
Chew with Confidence
Enjoy Your Favourite Foods
Restore Your Chewing Function
Distribute chewing forces evenly and reduce strain on the remaining teeth.
Speak Clearly
Speak with Confidence
Easy to Remove and Clean
Easy to Maintain Good Oral Hygiene
Chew with Confidence
Enjoy Your Favourite Foods
Restore Your Chewing Function
Distribute chewing forces evenly and reduce strain on the remaining teeth.
“Let our dentist assess your oral health and recommend the most suitable treatment plan for you.”
Dentures Custom-designed for you
Personalised Denture Solution
Designed to fit each patient’s unique oral anatomy, ensuring optimal functionality, aesthetics and a secure, comfortable fit.
Restore Balanced Chewing
Distribute biting forces evenly and reduce the strain on remaining teeth.
Comfortable and Easy to Wear
Designed for a secure fit to minimise pressure on the gums.
A Natural Appearance
Choose tooth shades and shapes that complement your facial features.
Ongoing Care
Follow-up appointments and adjustments to ensure a comfortable fit after use.
Denture Plan
Find the Right Dentures for You at an Affordable Price
Your dentist will assess your needs and discuss the costs with you before treatment begins.
Acrylic Dentures
For who have lost some of their natural teeth.
Starting from
THB 4,000 per tooth
- Affordable treatment costs
- Relatively lightweight
- Relatively easy to repair or adjust
Flexible Acrylic Dentures
For who have lost some of their natural teeth.
For 1 to 2 teeth, starting from
THB 16,000
- Flexible denture base
- Comfortable to wear
- Easy to remove and clean
Metal-Based Dentures
For who have lost some of their natural teeth.
Starting from
THB 20,000
Additional teeth in adjacent positions: THB 500 per tooth
- Thin and durable denture base
- Durable for everyday use
- Suitable for replacing several missing teeth
Full Removable Dentures
For who have lost all their natural teeth.
Starting from
THB 25,000
Price per arch, upper or lower.
- Replaces all missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw
- Helps support facial contours and the lips
- Removable for easy cleaning
Full mouth dental implants
Patients with complete tooth loss, or those looking to replace removable dentures with fixed teeth.
All-on-4 and All-on-6: Advanced implant technology designed to support full-arch fixed prostheses.
Starting from
290,000 to 520,000 THB
Price per upper or lower jaw
- Full-arch missing tooth replacement
- Helps enhance facial structure and lips
Implant-supported full dentures
Patients who have lost several or all of their teeth, as well as eligible older adults.
Removable dentures secured by dental implants with specialised attachments, offering greater comfort and ease in your daily life.
- Reduces denture movement and prevents slippage during use.
- Removable for easy cleaning
- Implant-retained dentures to secure your smile
Mini implant-retained full dentures
Patients with complete tooth loss or loose, ill-fitting dentures
Uses 4 to 6 mini dental implants per jaw to minimise movement and slipping during use, boosting confidence when speaking and chewing.
- Provides a firmer, more secure hold for dentures
- Uses mini dental implants, suitable for patients with jawbone space limitations in select cases.
- Dentures can be easily removed for cleaning.
*Prices may vary depending on each patient’s oral health and individual treatment plan. Please consult a dentist for an assessment before treatment begins.
Getting Started with Dentures Is Easier Than You Think
Getting Started with Dentures Is Easier Than You Think
1
Consult a Dentist
The dentist will examine your oral health and assess your remaining teeth.
2
Impressions and Denture Design
Plan the tooth shape, shade and bite alignment.
3
Try-In and Adjustments
Check the fit and appearance.
4
Denture Fitting and Collection
With guidance on use and care
5
Follow-Up Care
Follow-up appointments for checks and adjustments as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Common Questions Our Patients Frequently Ask About Dentures
There are several types of dentures, including full acrylic dentures, metal-based dentures and flexible dentures. Each type has its own advantages and limitations. Your dentist will assess your remaining teeth, gum health, bite alignment and personal needs to recommend the most suitable option for you.
There are several types of dentures, including full acrylic dentures, metal-based dentures and flexible dentures. Each type has its own advantages and limitations. Your dentist will assess your remaining teeth, gum health, bite alignment and personal needs to recommend the most suitable option for you.
Dentures can improve your ability to chew compared with having missing teeth, although they may not be as effective as natural teeth. When first wearing dentures, start with soft foods cut into small pieces and gradually practise chewing until you feel comfortable.
Dentures can last for several years, but their lifespan varies from person to person. This is because the gums and jawbone can change over time. If your dentures become loose, cause soreness or make chewing difficult, consult your dentist for an assessment and adjustments.
Removable dentures can be taken out for cleaning, do not require surgery and are generally more affordable in many cases. Dental implants, on the other hand, involve placing an artificial tooth root into the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or denture. They offer greater stability during use, but a dental assessment is required to determine whether they are suitable before treatment.
Not Sure Which Type of Denture Is Right for You?
Let our dentists assess your oral health
and recommend the most suitable treatment plan for you.
