Full & Partial Dentures on the Gold Coast

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Gold Coast Partial Dentures

Missing teeth can make it harder to eat, speak or feel confident throughout the day. Full and partial dentures are designed to help restore function by replacing one, several or all missing teeth, depending on your needs.


At Dental Prosthetics By Richard & Cindy, we offer full and partial dentures from our Gold Coast clinic. Each set is designed and produced in-house to match your oral structure. Full dentures are made for those with no remaining teeth, while partials are created to work around natural teeth still in place.


We start with an assessment to understand your goals and recommend an appropriate solution. Dentures are crafted using materials suited to comfort and daily wear.


To learn more or arrange an appointment, call us on (07) 5529 1411. We also offer implant-supported dentures.

Options for Long-Term Use

Every denture is different, and at Dental Prosthetics By Richard & Cindy, we aim to match the design to the individual. Our full and partial dentures are shaped with attention to bite, gum contour and overall oral balance. Whether replacing one tooth or a full arch, we provide options for long-term use.


By manufacturing all appliances in-house, we manage every step from design to fitting. This allows us to make adjustments as needed and help offer a streamlined process.


Here’s what our denture service includes:


  • Custom designs for individual fit
  • Acrylic or metal framework options
  • Full arch or partial replacements
  • Adjustments based on oral changes
  • Information on cleaning & long-term care


We’re available to answer your questions and help you choose a denture that works for your daily routine. Contact us for more details or to get started.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between full and partial dentures?

    Full dentures are used when all natural teeth in an arch are missing, while partial dentures are designed to replace some missing teeth. Partials work alongside your remaining teeth to help restore function and appearance. Both types are removable and made to suit the shape of your mouth. A dental prosthetist can help you decide which option fits your current needs.

  • How long do full or partial dentures last?

    Dentures generally last several years, depending on wear and changes in your mouth. Over time, your gums and bone structure may shift, affecting fit. Regular reviews and maintenance help keep them functional. Relines or adjustments may be recommended during their lifespan. If you notice looseness or discomfort, it’s best to have your dentures assessed to determine the next step.

  • Can I eat normally with full or partial dentures?

    Many people adjust to eating with dentures over time. It’s common to start with softer foods while learning to chew evenly. Full and partial dentures help support function, but there may be an adjustment period. If your denture feels unstable or causes difficulty eating, a dental prosthetist can review the fit and recommend a solution such as a reline.

  • Do partial dentures damage natural teeth?

    When made and fitted correctly, partial dentures are designed to work with your existing teeth without causing damage. They include components that help distribute pressure evenly. Regular check-ups are encouraged to monitor both your denture and natural teeth. If you experience discomfort or movement, it may be time to review the fit or make adjustments for better support.