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So, you’ve decided to invest in new dentures — the next step is choosing the treatment option that best suits your needs, lifestyle, and expectations.
We offer four complete denture ranges, each designed to provide different benefits in comfort, appearance, fit, and stability. Explore our Cosmetic Denture Range, Flexible Dentures, Premium Quality Dentures, and our advanced Lower Suction Denture Range to find the solution that’s right for you.
There are a few basic questions you should ask yourself before deciding:
One of the most frustrating aspects of wearing dentures is the lower denture lifting or moving when you talk and eat. At the Cosmetic Denture Clinic we are trained in the Dr Abe suction-effect lower denture. This technique was specifically formulated to tackle the slack “lifting and shifting” lower denture.
The technique is named after Dr Jiro Abe of Japan , who in 1998 put together 10 years worth of clinical results and started to publish his results in dental journals. After extensive training we are now delivering this treatment and many patients are benefiting from a more secure stable lower denture.
Dr Abe Dentures start from full set £2995.
Superior Suction Dentures from Dr Abe Mandibular creates the most stable and secure lower denture.
Our new suction effect lower denture results in the most stable and secure fitting denture and gives fantastic results.
A common complaint for a lot of patients is the lower denture lifting and moving around. After extensive research by Dr Abe a new solution has been created in which we have had extensive training. We are now able to create a lower denture which will have more suction and stability. Ask for more details or call our clinic.
For a demo or for more information contact us or call 0141 647 8889.
The solution is called the “Suction effect mandibular denture”, following a strict set of guidelines and dependent on the anatomy of the patient, suction on the lower denture can be achieved.
The experience for the patient is not dissimilar to the construction of a regular denture. However, there is more time spent with the Clinical Dental Technician plus more technical work is required to achieve the desired outcome, during the impression phase we will ask you to do specific mouth movements whilst using very accurate , slow setting impressions materials which all helps us to achieve the best outcome.
The initial consultation is used to assess your mouth where we analyse your anatomy. We will then rate your prognosis on a good, fair or poor outcome spectrum. Even with a poor outcome, following this protocol will result in a better fitting denture.
