Dentures on the Central Coast

At Central Coast Denture Clinic, we provide a full range of denture design and fabrication services from our clinic in Erina, designed to support the needs of adults, older adults, veterans and families across the Central Coast. We fabricate full and partial dentures, complete implant-retained dentures, and provide reline and repair services, all in-house.

By handling all fabrication and adjustments on-site, we can work directly with our patients for more comfortable, personalised results and reduced wait times while maintaining continuity of care. As a DVA-approved and health fund-recognised provider, we streamline the process from consultation to delivery, with no referral required and HICAPS available on-site.

To discuss your needs or arrange a visit, contact us on (02) 4365 0004.

Full dentures restore basic functions such as chewing and speaking, while also supporting facial muscles and improving appearance and facial symmetry. These prosthetic devices are recommended when all natural teeth in the upper, lower or both arches are missing or require removal. Full dentures are individually crafted from materials such as durable high-impact acrylic for a proper alignment, with careful consideration made to bite registration, ridge form, vertical dimension, occlusion and jaw movement.

Partial dentures are used when one or more natural teeth remain in the upper or lower arch. These prostheses are created from acrylic, metal frameworks (such as cobalt-chrome) or flexible materials depending on individual needs, and are designed to fit the individual’s existing dentition to maintain alignment, evenly distribute bite pressure and reduce the risk of further tooth loss. Partial dentures offer a practical, removable option for patients seeking a cost-effective solution without the permanence of implants or bridges.

Over time, changes in the mouth such as bone resorption or tissue shrinkage can affect the fit of dentures. A reline reshapes the internal surface of the denture to improve comfort and stability, maintaining function and preventing tissue irritation without altering the external appearance. Repairs are used to fix common issues like fractures, broken clasps or missing teeth on an existing denture. In many cases, same-day repairs are possible, allowing patients to return to regular use with minimal disruption.

Tooth additions and repairs involve modifying or fixing an existing denture to restore its function and appearance. Additions may be required when a natural tooth is extracted and needs to be replaced on the denture. Repairs address issues such as cracks, fractures or broken components and can often be done on the same day, depending on the complexity. Timely repairs and additions help maintain the structural integrity of the denture and support comfortable, reliable use.

Professional denture cleaning is designed to thoroughly remove plaque, stains, and debris that at-home care may miss, restoring the denture’s appearance and supporting oral hygiene. In-clinic cleaning ensures a more complete result than over-the-counter products, helping maintain comfort, prolong denture lifespan, and reduce the risk of irritation or infection caused by residual buildup.

Acrylic partial dentures are removable dental appliances used to replace one or more missing teeth while preserving the remaining natural teeth. They feature an acrylic base coloured to match the gums, with artificial teeth positioned to fill gaps. Acrylic partial dentures are held in place with metal or acrylic clasps and can be modified for comfort and fit. While not as durable as metal-based alternatives, they offer functional support for eating and speaking, and help maintain facial structure during the restorative treatment process.

Implant retained dentures are designed for patients seeking greater stability than traditional removable options can offer. Titanium implants embedded in the jawbone serve as anchoring points, improving stability during eating and speaking while reducing movement or discomfort and eliminating the need for adhesives. This method also helps preserve bone structure and prevents the accelerated bone loss associated with conventional full dentures. Implant retained dentures can be either fixed or removable depending on clinical needs and patient preference.

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