Replace some or all teeth
Partial and complete dentures address different patterns of missing teeth.
General dentistry
Replacement teeth for everyday life.
Explore removable options for missing teeth, with a discussion of eating, speech, comfort and ongoing care.
A consultation to understand your options. A decision at your pace.
What treatment can help with
What this could mean for you.
Your treatment plan is based on your examination and goals.
Start with your concern
Start with what you have noticed.
You do not need to know the name of a treatment before asking about your teeth.
Several missing teeth
Discuss the number and position of gaps and the health of your remaining teeth.
An arch without teeth
An assessment helps explain the available support and realistic expectations for a complete denture.
A denture that moves
A changing fit deserves review rather than repeated self-adjustment.
Soreness or broken parts
Arrange an assessment and bring damaged pieces if you have them.
From your first visit onwards
How treatment is planned at Grin & Brace.
- 01
Discuss your needs
Explain your dental history and daily difficulties, and have your teeth and gums examined.
- 02
Plan and record
Measurements and impressions or appropriate records help plan the shape and fit.
- 03
Try and fit
The proposed denture is assessed and fitted through an agreed sequence of appointments.
- 04
Adjust and review
Practise using the denture and attend follow-up for fit, comfort and care advice.
Your dental team
Dr. Jagruti Gadhvi
M.D.S. · Prosthodontist
Visiting consultant
Care is planned with the relevant member of the dental team.
Assessment and planning for removable tooth replacement, fit and everyday care.
Meet the teamWHY GRIN & BRACE
A clear starting point, close to home.
Understanding the treatment
A replacement that you remove for cleaning
Dentures replace missing teeth and sit over the gums; some partial designs also attach to remaining teeth. A complete denture replaces the teeth in an upper or lower arch, while a partial denture replaces some missing teeth.
Choosing a denture involves more than its appearance. Talk about eating, speaking, comfort and your ability to handle and clean it. Bring an existing denture if you have one so you can explain what works and what you would like assessed.
Understanding the treatmentA replacement that you remove for cleaning
Understanding the treatment
A replacement that you remove for cleaning
Dentures replace missing teeth and sit over the gums; some partial designs also attach to remaining teeth. A complete denture replaces the teeth in an upper or lower arch, while a partial denture replaces some missing teeth.
Choosing a denture involves more than its appearance. Talk about eating, speaking, comfort and your ability to handle and clean it. Bring an existing denture if you have one so you can explain what works and what you would like assessed.
Discuss your options
Understand the different replacement choices
Your examination helps us recommend the options that suit you.
Discuss your optionsUnderstand the different replacement choices
Discuss your options
Understand the different replacement choices
Your examination helps us recommend the options that suit you.
Living with treatment
Getting used to a denture takes practice
Start with manageable foods
Discuss how to practise eating and speaking while adapting, rather than expecting an immediate familiar feel.
Clean denture and mouth
Use the cleaning method recommended for its materials. Care for your gums and any remaining teeth too.
Protect fit and function
Report pressure spots or slipping. Do not bend, file or glue a denture yourself.
Living with treatmentGetting used to a denture takes practice
Living with treatment
Getting used to a denture takes practice
Start with manageable foods
Discuss how to practise eating and speaking while adapting, rather than expecting an immediate familiar feel.
Clean denture and mouth
Use the cleaning method recommended for its materials. Care for your gums and any remaining teeth too.
Protect fit and function
Report pressure spots or slipping. Do not bend, file or glue a denture yourself.
Your questions
A little more clarity
before your visit.
These answers are a starting point. Your consultation is where we discuss your individual situation.
Can I sleep wearing dentures?
They are generally removed at night unless your dentist gives different instructions. Confirm a suitable storage routine.
Should I use normal toothpaste on them?
Ask for material-specific advice. Abrasive toothpaste can damage some denture surfaces.
Why has my denture become loose?
The mouth and supporting tissues can change. A dental examination helps establish the reason.
Will I need adjustment appointments?
Follow-up may be needed as you adapt or your mouth changes. Report persistent soreness.
Can dentures be fitted after extractions?
Immediate options may be considered, but healing can change fit. Ask about the longer-term plan.
Are there any risks or limitations?
Dentures may initially feel bulky or affect speech and chewing. Poor fit or inadequate cleaning can contribute to soreness and infection. Mouth shape can change, so adjustments, relining or replacement may be needed over time. Discuss these possibilities before choosing treatment.
Your next step
Let’s talk about
your teeth.
Request an appointment from Grin & Brace to discuss arranging a dental consultation in Shela, Ahmedabad.
Prefer to speak to the clinic?
+91 93164 52768 ↗VISIT GRIN & BRACE
In Shela.
Here for your questions.
Find the clinic
C-231, Swati Trinity,
Applewoods Township,
Nr. Shantipura Circle, Shela,
Ahmedabad – 380054
Opening hours
Monday–Saturday
10:30 AM–7:30 PM
Sunday: by appointment
General patient information; treatment recommendations depend on a clinical examination.