Removable dentures
Removable dentures are generally a more affordable solution for replacing missing teeth when implants are not possible or there is bone loss. The dentures are individually made to fit your oral cavity precisely.
When to see a specialist
- Complete tooth loss: In one or both jaws.
- Partial tooth loss: When several teeth are missing and a dental bridge is not a suitable option.
Common symptoms
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Changes in jaw shape
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Difficulty chewing
Chewing food is uncomfortable or difficult. -
Dissatisfaction with the appearance of your smile
The condition of your teeth affects the appearance of your smile and your self-confidence. -
Missing teeth
One, several, or all teeth are missing, affecting chewing, speech, and the appearance of the smile. -
Unclear speech
Missing teeth may affect the clear pronunciation of words.
How to prepare for your appointment
- Bring an ID card or another form of identification.
- Write down or think through your main questions and expectations regarding dentures.
- Information about previous dental procedures, medications you are taking, and your general health will be helpful.
- No special preparation (e.g. fasting) is required unless agreed otherwise.
What to expect during your appointment
Consultation and diagnostics
We discuss your needs, assess the condition of your oral cavity, and take X-rays if necessary.
Treatment planning
An individual treatment plan is created, including the type of prosthesis and materials.
Taking impressions
Precise impressions of your oral cavity are taken and sent to a dental laboratory.
Denture fabrication and try-in
The denture is made in the laboratory, then tried in and adjusted to fit your mouth.
Delivery and instructions
The finished denture is handed over to you, along with detailed instructions for use and care.
Follow-up visits
Follow-up appointments are scheduled to ensure proper fit and comfort.
Specialists providing this service
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dr Krista Leibak
Dentist, prosthodontist
Kvartal Clinic – Dental Care, Ülikooli tänava Dental Clinic
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Payment & Appointment Info
Prices
Tallinn
| Service | Price |
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| Visit fee Added to the appointment fee. | 20 € |
| Plastic tooth Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 21–27 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Complete denture Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 860–935 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Clasp denture Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 1050–1155 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture adjustment | 47 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture fracture repair The price of taking an impression is added if necessary. | 105 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture cleaning | 39 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
Tartu, Kuressaare
| Service | Price |
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| Visit fee Added to the appointment fee. | 13 € |
| Plastic tooth Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 21–27 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Complete denture Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 860–935 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Clasp denture Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 1050–1155 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture adjustment | 46 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture fracture repair The price of taking an impression is added if necessary. | 105 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture cleaning | 39 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
Pärnu, Kärdla
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| Visit fee Added to the appointment fee. | 13 € |
| Plastic tooth Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 17–27 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Complete denture Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 630–735 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Clasp denture Additional charges apply based on the number of teeth and clasps. | 735–756 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture adjustment | 45 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture fracture repair The price of taking an impression is added if necessary. | 74 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
| Denture cleaning | 16 € A visit fee is added to the price. |
Payment methods
Meliva Health Insurance covers this service under Extended Dental Care coverage. Check your personal coverage limits in the ERGO app.
Referral
You can book this service as a self-paying patient without a doctor’s referral.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are removable dentures?
Removable dentures are artificial teeth that replace missing teeth and can be taken out of the mouth for cleaning.
Do dentures look natural?
Yes, modern dentures are individually made to match your facial features and oral cavity, providing a natural and aesthetic result.
How long do dentures last?
The lifespan is individual, but with proper care and regular check-ups, dentures can last 5–10 years.
Is wearing dentures painful?
At first, dentures may cause discomfort or irritation, but the mouth usually adapts over time. If needed, dentures can be adjusted.
How should dentures be cared for?
Dentures should be cleaned daily using special brushes and cleaning products. Regular dental check-ups are also important.
Can dentures fall out?
Properly made and adjusted dentures stay securely in place. Denture adhesive can be used if necessary
Can I eat all foods with dentures?
At first, it is recommended to eat softer foods. Over time, most foods can be eaten, but caution is advised with very hard or sticky foods.
What is the difference between partial and full dentures?
Partial dentures replace some missing teeth, while full dentures replace all teeth in one or both jaws.
Are dentures suitable for everyone?
Suitability is assessed individually by a dentist, taking into account your oral health and general condition.
Can dentures cause jawbone loss?
Yes, dentures do not stimulate the jawbone like natural teeth, so bone loss may occur over time. Implant-supported dentures help prevent this.