In our practice, you can also come to us for the measurement and manufacture of prosthetic devices. This can be a complete or partial denture, or a denture on implants. From the first visit to the placement of the denture, the dental prosthetist works independently on the denture. In doing so, he takes your personal wishes into account. You can visit the prosthetist without a referral from a dentist or general practitioner.
What can you see the dental prosthetist for?
- Advice/information
- Assessment of the current denture and oral cavity
- Repair and adjustment of the denture
- Renewal or a new denture, partial denture or implant-supported denture
- Aftercare
How the dental prosthetist works
The dental prosthetist normally works together with a dental technician. The technician is allowed to work on dentures on behalf of the dental prosthetist. From the first appointment to the placement of the denture, the dental prosthetist works on your new denture himself or together with the dental technician.
A denture deserves the care of a dental prosthetist!
Many Dutch people have poorly fitting or outdated dentures. This is often associated with pain and discomfort. If this is the case, the dental prosthetist often offers the solution. With the latest techniques and materials, we ensure that your dentures fit like a glove again quickly.
Do I need a new denture?
Because our jaws become smaller over time, both the upper and lower dentures can become loose in the long run. This is often accompanied by complaints such as pain in the mouth, difficulty chewing, speech problems and even problems with digestion. The dental prosthetist offers help. If a denture is only a few years old, it can often be adjusted. A ‘lining’ is then applied to the inside of the denture, so that it fits well on the gums again and is no longer loose. It is also possible that the teeth have worn down and/or touch each other incorrectly. In that case, a complete replacement is the best option.
