Regain your ability to eat, speak, and smile naturally with custom-designed full dentures, offering a complete and aesthetically pleasing solution for total tooth loss.
Are you experiencing or concerned about:
Missing all teeth in an arch, affecting appearance and function.
Struggling to chew a variety of foods.
Pronunciation issues due to lack of teeth.
Loss of facial support due to missing teeth, leading to an aged appearance.
Full dentures are removable dental appliances that replace all the teeth in either the upper or lower jaw, or both. They are custom-fabricated to fit precisely over your gums, restoring your ability to chew, speak clearly, and providing essential support for your facial muscles. Our high-quality full dentures are designed to look natural and provide comfort, restoring your confident smile.
Dentures are removable dental appliances used when a patient has insufficient bone for dental implants and bone regeneration is not possible. While dentures can restore function and appearance, they may not provide the same level of comfort and stability as implants.
For a better quality of life, we generally recommend dental implant treatment with fixed prosthetic solutions, as they offer greater comfort, durability, and a more natural feel compared to removable dentures.
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Typical denture treatment can usually be completed in a single visit to Istanbul, requiring around 15 days of stay.
Comprehensive examination, X-rays, and discussion of your treatment goals.
Accurate measures of your mouth are taken, and your bite is recorded to ensure proper fit and alignment.
A wax model of your dentures is created for you to try on, allowing for adjustments to fit, color, and appearance.
Your finished custom dentures are placed, and you receive instructions on care and adaptation.
Getting used to a new denture takes some time. As you adapt, we may need to make small adjustments to improve comfort and fit.
Common Questions About Full Dentures
Full dentures are usually chosen when patients prefer a non-surgical, lower-cost solution; implants are ideal when patients prioritise maximum stability and chewing power.
Full removable dentures (for a complete upper or lower arch) typically start from around the mid-hundreds of euros per jaw and can rise towards €1,600 or more per arch, depending on the material, level of customisation, and whether your package includes accommodation and transfers.
Publishing one fixed fee on a service page would not reflect the differences between basic acrylic dentures, higher-end options and full-mouth reconstructions that also involve implants.
To understand which full-arch solution suits you best and what it would cost, please contact us for a free online consultation.
Most first-time denture wearers adapt over 2–4 weeks, though some may need more than a month to feel completely comfortable. Speech, chewing efficiency, and comfort continue to improve over the first 3–6 months as the tongue and muscles learn to control the new prosthesis.
Systematic reviews show that complete dentures typically last about 10 years, with maxillary dentures tending to last slightly longer than mandibular ones. Many clinicians recommend replacing full dentures about every 5–7 years as wear, tooth abrasion, and ongoing bone resorption gradually reduce fit, appearance, and function.
Full denture options typically include:
Conventional complete dentures – made after the remaining teeth are removed and the gums have healed, usually over 8–12 weeks.
Immediate dentures – inserted on the same day as extractions so patients are never without teeth; they act as a temporary solution and need frequent adjustments as the gums shrink.
Implant-supported overdentures – full dentures that “snap” onto 2–4 or more implants, improving stability and chewing compared with tissue-supported dentures.
Daily care routine:
Rinse dentures after meals and brush them gently with a soft brush and non-abrasive cleaner (not regular toothpaste).
Clean your gums, tongue and palate once or twice a day to keep tissues healthy.
Soak dentures in a denture cleansing solution as recommended to remove deposits and bacteria.
Avoid very hot water, which can warp the acrylic.
Attend regular check-ups so the dentist can monitor fit, bite and oral tissues.
Full dentures are ideal for patients who have lost most or all teeth in an arch and want a removable, non-surgical tooth replacement. Candidates should have healthy oral tissues and be able to maintain good hygiene; patients who want a fixed solution or greater bite force may be better suited to All-on-4/All-on-6 implant restorations or implant-supported overdentures.
Please check the relevant pages for more information:
All-on-4 Dental Implants
All-on-6 Dental Implants
Full dentures replace all teeth in a jaw and are supported only by the gums and underlying bone.
Partial dentures fill in gaps between remaining natural teeth and usually use metal or tooth-coloured clasps for retention.
Full dentures are used when the jaw is completely edentulous; partial dentures are for patients who still have a number of healthy teeth.
For conventional full dentures, teeth are removed (if needed), gums heal for about 8–12 weeks, and then the denture is fabricated over several appointments (impressions, bite registration, try-in, and final fit). Immediate dentures can be placed on the day of extraction, but they require more relines and adjustments as the bone and gums change during healing.
You can eat a wide variety of foods with full dentures, but chewing efficiency and bite force are lower than with natural teeth or implant-supported restorations, especially for hard or very sticky foods. Most patients do well by starting with soft foods, cutting food into small pieces, and gradually progressing; implant-supported overdentures or full-arch implants offer stronger biting and more stable chewing if you need maximum function.
It is generally recommended to remove your dentures at night to allow your gums to rest and to maintain oral hygiene.
It’s common to notice temporary changes in speech – such as lisping or slight difficulty pronouncing “s” and “f” sounds – when you first start wearing dentures. Studies show that speech and oral-health quality of life improve significantly by about 30 days after insertion of new complete dentures as patients adapt. Practicing reading aloud and speaking slowly helps speed up this adjustment.
Because the jawbone and gums continue to change over time, full dentures typically need:
Relining about every 2–3 years to improve fit and comfort.
Replacement roughly every 5–7 years, when tooth wear, staining or major fit changes affect function or aesthetics.
Regular review appointments help decide whether a simple reline is enough or if a completely new denture – or transition to an implant-supported option – would be better.
Discover how custom full dentures can restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile with ease. Contact us today for a consultation.
