Treatments

Dentures in Thane

Custom partial and complete dentures in Thane that replace missing teeth and help you eat and speak comfortably. Book a consultation at Dr Rai's Dental Clinic.

Complete and partial dentures shown on a dental model

Dentures are removable teeth that replace missing natural teeth. They restore your ability to chew, support the shape of your face and improve the look of your smile.

At Dr Rai's Dental Clinic in Majiwada, Thane West, every denture is made from accurate impressions of your mouth. We adjust the fit and bite carefully so that you can speak, eat and smile comfortably.

Dentures suit people who are missing a few teeth or all of them. If you prefer a fixed option, we can also explain dental implants so you can compare your choices.

Why Choose Dentures in Thane?

Well-made dentures are designed to fit securely, look natural and be easy to care for.

  • Custom-made: every denture is shaped to your mouth and bite.

  • Natural look: teeth and gum colour are matched to your face and smile.

  • Comfortable fit: we adjust carefully until the denture sits well.

  • Better function: easier chewing and clearer speech.

  • Options explained: we explain every replacement option, not just one.

Types of Dentures in Thane

Complete Dentures

Replace all the teeth in the upper jaw, the lower jaw or both.

Partial Dentures

Fill the gaps when you still have some healthy natural teeth.

Flexible Dentures

Lightweight, flexible partial dentures that sit gently and look natural.

Dentures Procedure: Step by Step

  1. Examination and planning

    We examine your gums and remaining teeth and explain which denture suits your case.

  2. Impressions

    We take accurate impressions of your upper and lower jaws.

  3. Bite and shade recording

    We record how your jaws meet and choose the tooth shade and shape.

  4. Trial fitting

    You try the denture set-up so we can adjust the look and fit before it is finished.

  5. Final fitting

    We fit the finished denture and check comfort, bite and speech.

  6. Review and aftercare

    We adjust any sore spots at follow-up visits and teach you how to clean and care for your dentures.

Dentures Cost in Thane

The cost of dentures in Thane depends on the type and the number of teeth being replaced. We explain the options and give you an estimate before we begin.

  • Whether you need complete or partial dentures
  • The material and quality of the teeth and denture base
  • The number of teeth being replaced
  • Any extractions or gum treatment needed first

Book a denture consultation

Dentures FAQs

What are dentures?

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. They can replace a few teeth or a full set in one or both jaws.

What is the difference between complete and partial dentures?

Complete dentures replace all the teeth in a jaw, while partial dentures fill gaps and attach to your remaining natural teeth. Your dentist recommends one after examining your mouth.

Will dentures look natural?

We choose the shade, size and shape of the teeth and the gum colour to match your face and smile.

Are dentures painful?

Mild soreness is common in the first few days while your mouth adjusts, and we fix any sore spots at follow-up visits.

How long does it take to get used to dentures?

Many people get used to dentures within a few weeks. Speaking and eating get easier with practice, and starting with soft foods helps.

How long do dentures last?

Dentures commonly last 5 to 10 years, although the fit changes over time as your gums and jaw bone change. Regular check-ups let us adjust or reline them.

How do I clean my dentures?

Remove them and brush them gently every day with a soft brush and a denture cleaner. Never use hot water, and rinse them after meals.

Can I sleep with my dentures in?

It is advisable to remove them at night so your gums can rest and stay healthy. Keep them in water in a safe place.

Can I eat normally with dentures?

Yes, once you have adjusted. Start with soft foods, cut food into small pieces and chew on both sides of your mouth. Avoid very hard or sticky foods.

Are dental implants a better option than dentures?

Implants are fixed and feel closer to natural teeth, but they need surgery, enough bone and a higher budget. Dentures are removable and usually cost less. We help you compare both, including dental implants, at a consultation.