How Do Full Cosmetically Designed Dentures Differ From Standard Dentures?
Full cosmetically designed dentures and standard dentures both serve the same purpose of replacing missing teeth, but they differ significantly in design, materials, and overall aesthetics.
Design and Aesthetics
One of the key differences between full cosmetically designed dentures and standard dentures is their emphasis on appearance. Full cosmetically designed dentures are crafted with advanced techniques that focus on creating a highly natural and aesthetically pleasing smile. At Grant Foxwell Denture Clinic, we prioritise facial symmetry, gum colour, and the ideal tooth size and shape to create dentures that closely resemble your natural teeth.
These dentures are made from high-quality, tooth-coloured materials that reflect light and texture, providing a lifelike appearance. Standard dentures, on the other hand, may not focus as much on cosmetic detail, and while functional, they often don’t achieve the same level of natural appearance or fit. The result is a more customised and attractive smile with cosmetically designed dentures.
Comfort and Fit
Full cosmetically designed dentures also differ from standard dentures in terms of comfort and fit. The materials used in cosmetically designed dentures are often more flexible and lightweight, providing a better fit and reducing discomfort. At Grant Foxwell Denture Clinic, we use state-of-the-art technology and precision-fitting techniques to ensure that these dentures align perfectly with your mouth and gums, improving overall comfort.
Additionally, these dentures often feature better retention and stability, which means they’re less likely to slip or cause irritation. In contrast, standard dentures may not offer the same level of comfort or secure fit, which can lead to issues like sore spots or difficulty chewing. Ultimately, full cosmetically designed dentures provide a more comfortable, durable, and seamless solution for those looking to restore both function and appearance.
