What is the difference between a dentist and a dental prosthetist?
A dental prosthetist specialises specifically in making and fitting dentures — Chris both consults and fabricates your dentures himself, on-site. A dentist handles a broad range of oral health care including fillings, extractions and check-ups. For denture work, seeing a prosthetist means dealing directly with the person crafting your appliance, often at a lower cost and with faster turnaround because there's no external laboratory in the middle. No referral from a dentist is needed.
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Why do my dentures keep coming loose?
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Why do my dentures hurt when I eat?
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Can you make my dentures fit tighter?
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Do I really need new dentures, or can my old ones be fixed?
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Will my dentures look natural?
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No call centre, no referral needed. Chris will answer your denture questions honestly and tell you straight whether a reline, repair or new set is the right call.