Acrylic Denture

An acrylic denture is a removable plate that replaces missing teeth, made from a pink acrylic base that supports the replacement teeth. It is a well-established and economical way to restore chewing, speech and appearance after tooth loss, and can replace a few teeth (partial) or a whole arch (full). At this practice acrylic dentures are made from impressions over a series of visits and priced from 750 to 1,000 zł depending on the case.

An acrylic denture is a removable dental prosthesis used to replace missing teeth. It consists of artificial teeth set into a gum-coloured acrylic base that rests on the gums and, in the case of a partial denture, may use small clasps to hold onto remaining natural teeth. Dentures restore the ability to chew and speak more comfortably, support the lips and cheeks, and improve the appearance of a smile affected by tooth loss. Acrylic is the traditional, cost-effective material for dentures and is straightforward to adjust and add to if further teeth are lost later. At Stomatologia przy Grunwaldzkiej acrylic dentures are made through a series of appointments: the dentist takes impressions of your mouth, records how your teeth bite together, and works with a dental laboratory to construct a denture that fits your gums and matches your natural teeth in shade and shape. Once fitted, a new denture can take a little time to get used to, and a review visit allows the dentist to ease any sore spots and check the bite. The 750–1,000 zł price reflects whether you need a partial denture replacing a few teeth or a full denture for an entire arch. Good daily cleaning of the denture and any remaining teeth, along with periodic check-ups, helps maintain comfort and fit; because gums change shape over time, dentures may eventually need relining or remaking. The practice can advise whether an acrylic or a more flexible acetal denture would suit your situation better.