Restorative dentistry · Digital dentures in Truro
Dentures, reimagined.
Custom-designed denture care using digital scanning where suitable, precision planning and expert laboratory finishing—carefully fitted around you.
Modern denture care
Digital precision. Personal care.
Digital scanning and computer-aided design can improve records and laboratory communication. Careful assessment, a try-in and fitting still matter.
We provide complete, partial, copy and immediate dentures in Truro, with options explained around your mouth, priorities and budget.
Your digital denture pathway
Often just three appointments.
For complete, partial, copy and immediate dentures—after your examination confirms this route is suitable.
Scan
We capture your mouth, bite and useful details from your existing teeth or denture.
Try-in
You preview the replacement teeth while we check appearance, speech and bite.
Fit
We fit the finished denture, check comfort and function, then refine where needed.
Some cases need extra records, a conventional impression or another try-in.
A real fully digital case
Precision, from scan to fit.
This cobalt-chrome partial denture was refined using a digital scan, bite record and try-in, then completed with our UK laboratory partner, Corus Byrnes.
Personalised denture options
Which denture might suit you?
Suitability depends on your remaining teeth, gums, bite, dexterity and priorities. We will explain the reasonable choices after assessment.
Complete dentures
Replace all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both, with appearance and function planned around you.
Partial dentures
Replace selected missing teeth using acrylic, metal or another suitable framework shaped around your natural teeth.
Copy dentures
Useful features from an existing denture can sometimes inform a new digital design.
Immediate dentures
Prepared before planned extractions, with later adjustment expected as the mouth heals.
Implant-retained dentures
A removable denture secured by dental implants for greater stability in suitable patients.
Acrylic or chrome?
More adaptable
Lighter feel
Acrylic partial denture
From £945Plan from £850.50
- Usually the lower-cost option
- May be easier to add teeth to or alter
- Broader palatal coverage can add support
- Uses more acrylic and can feel bulkier
Chrome partial denture
From £1,550Plan from £1,395
- Thin, strong cobalt-chrome framework
- Less coverage across the palate
- Can feel lighter and more natural for some patients
- Needs suitable healthy teeth for support
Neither material is automatically better. We will recommend a design only after examining your teeth, gums and bite.
Complete dentureWhen all teeth need replacing
Complete dentures, with options for extra stability
Complete dentures replace all the teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both. Their shape, tooth position, bite and appearance are planned around you, with careful checks before the final denture is fitted.
Implants are not needed for every complete denture. Suitability depends on your mouth, bone, general health and preferences, and requires a separate clinical assessment.
Explore dental implantsIndicative denture fees
Clear starting prices
Complete digital dentures and other designs are individually quoted because materials, laboratory stages and complexity vary. You will receive a written estimate after assessment. View our full fee guide.
Digital denture questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I have digital dentures without traditional moulds?
Many patients can be scanned digitally, avoiding trays of putty impression material. Some mouths or treatment stages still need a conventional impression to record the tissues or borders accurately. We will explain which method is most suitable and why.
Are digital dentures more accurate?
Digital scanning and design can provide highly detailed, transferable records and precise laboratory communication. Accuracy still depends on the clinical situation, the quality of every record and careful checking of the bite, appearance and fit.
Will they look like false teeth?
Our aim is a natural result appropriate for you. Tooth shape, position, shade and gum characterisation can be personalised, but the achievable result depends on the space, bite and type of denture.
Can the digital workflow be used for partial dentures?
Yes. A digital partial denture can replace selected missing teeth while working around your remaining natural teeth. Suitability depends on the health and position of those teeth, your bite and the support available; some cases still benefit from a conventional impression.
Is a chrome denture better than an acrylic denture?
Not necessarily. A chrome denture uses a thin, strong framework and can leave more of the palate uncovered, so it may feel lighter, less bulky and more natural for some patients. It needs suitable support from healthy teeth and is more complex to modify. Acrylic is usually more economical and may be easier to add to or alter. We recommend the material after examining your teeth, gums and bite.
How many appointments will I need?
Many straightforward cases may need an assessment followed by digital records, a try-in and a fit. Some cases need additional appointments, conventional impressions, jaw records or a second try-in. We will not rush the checks that support comfort, speech and function.
Will I need adjustments after fitting?
Possibly. New dentures and the mouth both need time to adapt, and tissues change after extractions. Review and adjustment are a normal part of responsible denture care.
Start with a conversation
Ready to explore digital dentures?
Book a consultation online, or ask our team which appointment is right for you.