Complete Denture Clinic
Your Local Denture Clinic on the Central Coast

Our compassionate team offer full, partial and implant-retained dentures, as well as repair and reline services.

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Complete Denture Clinic, based in Kanwal, is conveniently located adjacent to Wyong Hospital. We are committed to providing Central Coast patients with quality prosthetics at affordable prices.


At Complete Denture Clinic in Kanwal, we design, manufacture and fit dentures—including full, partial, implant retained and immediate dentures. Our team also offer denture repairs and custom mouthguards to suit the specific needs of residents and visitors of the Central Coast.


We understand how important your teeth are. That’s why, at our Central Coast denture clinic, we focus on creating life-like dentures that look and feel as natural as possible. We believe you’ll have more reasons to smile if your dentures are not causing you any discomfort.


Why go another day not feeling good about eating and smiling? Your healthcare insurance will likely cover you when choosing to do something about missing teeth. Plus, your initial consultation is free of charge. Adjacent to the Wyong hospital, our denture clinic at Kanwal is both welcoming and easy to find. Book your free consultation today.

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Full dentures are removable prosthetics designed to replace all teeth in the upper or lower jaw. They restore chewing ability, improve speech and support facial structure for individuals with complete tooth loss.


Partial dentures are used to fill gaps where some natural teeth remain, helping to maintain proper alignment and function. They attach to surrounding teeth with clasps or flexible frameworks and are fully removable.


Immediate dentures are placed on the same day as tooth extractions, allowing patients to maintain appearance and basic function during the healing period. They are pre-made and may require relining or replacement once the mouth has healed.


Denture repairs fix common issues like cracks, broken teeth or damage from wear and tear. Relines reshape the internal surface of a denture to improve its fit and comfort as your mouth changes over time.


Implant retained dentures are designed to clip onto dental implants, providing greater stability and reduced movement compared to conventional dentures. They are removable but offer a more secure and comfortable fit throughout the day.


Custom mouthguards are moulded to fit the unique shape of your teeth and gums, offering protection during sport or teeth grinding. They provide better comfort and safety than generic, over-the-counter options.

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Frequently Asked Questions


  • What types of dentures are commonly used?

    Dentures are generally available in three main types: full, partial, and implant-retained. Full dentures are designed to replace all missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw and are typically supported by the gums. Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain, and they help fill in the spaces created by missing teeth while also helping to maintain the alignment of existing teeth. Implant-retained dentures are supported by dental implants placed into the jawbone, providing an alternative to traditional gum-supported options. The selection of a denture type can depend on several factors, including the number of teeth missing, the condition of the remaining teeth and gums, and the individual’s preferences and oral health needs.

  • What factors can affect how long dentures remain comfortable and functional?

    The fit and performance of dentures may change due to several factors. Bone resorption and gum tissue changes can alter the way dentures sit in the mouth. Materials used in denture construction may wear down over time, which can lead to surface changes or structural issues. Activities such as grinding, clenching, or inconsistent cleaning routines may contribute to wear or damage. Exposure to heat, accidental drops, or daily use may also influence the condition of the denture. Periodic reviews with a dental practitioner allow for the assessment of fit, function, and condition, with adjustments or replacements considered as required.

  • Is it necessary to remove dentures at night?

    Removing dentures at night is commonly recommended, as it may give the gums and surrounding tissues a chance to rest from the pressure applied during the day. This practice also allows time for cleaning and soaking, which supports the maintenance of the denture and may help reduce the buildup of deposits. Soaking the denture in water or a suitable solution can assist in keeping it from drying out or changing shape. In some cases, such as during the initial period after receiving new dentures, individuals may be advised to wear them continuously for a short time. The decision to wear or remove dentures overnight may depend on personal circumstances and is best considered in consultation with a dentist.

  • How should dentures be cleaned and stored?

    Daily cleaning plays an important role in maintaining the condition of dentures and supporting overall oral hygiene. After meals, dentures should be removed and rinsed under running water to remove food particles. For more thorough cleaning, a soft-bristled brush and a denture-specific cleanser can gently clean all surfaces, including areas that come into contact with the gums. Regular toothpaste is generally not recommended, as it may be too abrasive and could cause surface wear. Before going to bed, dentures are often removed and placed in a container filled with water or a suitable soaking solution. This helps prevent the material from drying out or becoming misshapen. Besides cleaning the dentures themselves, it’s also important to care for the mouth by brushing the gums, tongue, and remaining natural teeth to support comfort and cleanliness.

  • Can dentures affect how you speak or eat?

    Wearing dentures may require adjustment, particularly when it comes to speaking and eating. Some individuals find that certain words feel unfamiliar to pronounce at first, or that chewing certain foods requires more time and care. Over time, many people become accustomed to the presence of the denture and find that their speech and eating patterns adjust naturally. In some cases, changes in fit or comfort may affect how the denture functions, and a review with a dental practitioner can help identify whether adjustments are needed. To learn more about dentures on the Central Coast, get in touch with us today.

  • What should I expect at my first denture appointment?

    At your first visit to our Central Coast denture clinic, we’ll discuss your dental history and any concerns you have about comfort or appearance. An examination of your gums and any existing dentures will help determine the best treatment plan. We’ll also answer questions and explain the process for creating or adjusting your dentures, ensuring you feel comfortable with each step.

  • How do I clean my dentures properly?

    Cleaning dentures helps maintain comfort and appearance. Remove and rinse your dentures after eating to wash away food particles. Brush them daily with a soft denture brush and a non-abrasive cleanser—not regular toothpaste, which can be too harsh. Soak your dentures overnight in water or a recommended cleaning solution. Regular cleaning helps avoid staining and keeps your dentures fresh.

  • Can I wear my dentures while sleeping?

    While some people choose to wear their dentures at night, it’s generally recommended to remove them before sleeping. Taking dentures out overnight allows your gums to rest and promotes better oral health. Soaking your dentures while you sleep also helps them stay clean and retain their shape. If you’re unsure what’s right for you, ask our team at Complete Denture Clinic.

  • How do I know if my dentures need to be relined or adjusted?

    If your dentures feel loose, cause sore spots, or seem to fit differently than before, they may need relining or adjustment. Changes in gum shape can occur over time, affecting how your dentures sit. Regular check-ups at our Central Coast denture clinic can help identify these issues early and keep your dentures fitting comfortably.

  • Are there different types of dentures available?

    Yes, there are several types of dentures to suit different needs. Options include full dentures for replacing all teeth, partial dentures for filling gaps, and implant-retained dentures for additional stability. Searching for dentures near me? At our Central Coast clinic, we discuss these choices with you to help find a solution that matches your lifestyle and preferences. Contact us today.

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