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Partial Dentures in Manchester.

Removable partial dentures are the quickest, most cost-effective way to replace teeth missing in the mouth. Located close to Manchester city centre, the Vallance Dental Centre can provide you with Partial Dentures on an NHS or private basis. This includes flexible partial dentures, acrylic partial dentures and chrome partial dentures. We can make partial dentures for front teeth to help you get your smile back.

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Steph is a Dentist with a Special Interest in Removable Prosthodontics. She uses her skills to create the best fitting dentures possible and teaches dentists and technicians to do the same. Her attention to detail is second to none and we are proud to work with her to provide some of the best dentures in the North West

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Steph uses a range of the highest quality materials at different price points to suit your needs

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With affordable finance options from only £13.65 per month for a single denture*

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What are partial dentures?

Partial dentures are used to replace missing teeth in the mouth when you still have some of your own teeth left. They can

be used to replace just one missing tooth or can be used to replace multiple missing teeth in any part of the mouth.

Why might I need partial Dentures?

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If you have missing teeth and are looking for a quick, effective method to replace these missing teeth then a partial denture is the first answer. There are several important reasons why people choose a partial denture –

Cosmetic – If you have visible gaps where teeth are missing and want to improve the appearance of your smile a partial denture can replace these missing teeth. Missing teeth may also cause your face to appear “sunken” as your cheeks fall in. A partial denture can restore this lost volume back.
Functional– If you struggle to chew your food because you have missing back teeth, a partial denture can replace these missing teeth and restore the bite. If you have missing teeth, it is not uncommon for teeth to move over time.
Cost – A partial denture represents the most cost effective way to replace teeth on a per tooth basis. If you lose other surrounding teeth in the future, these can often be added to the denture as they are lost.
Time – A partial denture can be made in as little as 1 day in simple cases when paying for a rush delivery on a private basis

How much do partial dentures cost?

Private Partial Dentures

Dentures made by our Dr Steph, a Dentist with a Special Interest in Removable Prosthodontics start from £995 per denture. Prices increase if a flexible or chrome denture option is selected.

We’ve teamed up with Bespoke Dentures, who produce the highest quality dentures. And a full list of prices for our partial dentures can be found on our pricing page.

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Available for many treatments and for up to £30,000. Credit decisions will be subject to your individual circumstances. You must be over 18 and earn an income to apply.

NHS Partial Dentures

A basic NHS partial denture can be provided at a fixed band 3 price, which is currently £282.80 at October 2022

What types of partial dentures are available?

Acrylic (plastic) Dentures
Acrylic dentures are the most common denture produced

Advantages of Acrylic Dentures
- Easy and quick to produce, often meaning they are cheaper for patients
- They are easier to add extra teeth to than chrome framework dentures
- Easy to repair in case of minor damage
Disadvantages of Acrylic Dentures
- Thickest type of framework
- Metal clasps to grip the teeth not particularly cosmetic
- Years of use can affect the gums by pushing them back
Cobalt Chrome Dentures
These dentures have a custom made framework cast from a cobalt chrome alloy before the teeth are added. They are often referred to as metal partial dentures or chrome partial dentures.

Advantages of Chrome Dentures
- Lightweight and precision fitting
- Metal framework provides strength with the smallest thickness
- Can withstand strong chewing forces
- In certain cases a “ring seat” design can be used which doesn’t cover all the palate
Disadvantages of Chrome Dentures
- Takes additional time to produce the metal framework (2 weeks)
- Metal clasps to grip the teeth not particularly cosmetic
- More difficult to add teeth onto the denture
- If bent outside the mouth the denture will need a full remake
- Usually more expensive
Flexible Dentures
Flexible dentures are made from a flexible nylon material.

Advantages of Flexible Dentures
- They can grip the teeth without using metal clasps
- They are easier to add extra teeth to than chrome framework dentures
- Flexibility makes insertion easy and they grip the teeth very well (excellent retention)
- Less likely to break
- Plastic clasps to grip the teeth for better aesthetics
Disadvantages of Flexible Dentures
- If they do break they are often unrepairable
- The bite strength is reduced slightly due to flexibility
- Years of use can affect the gums
- Not easily adjusted if ft isn’t correct

Dentures vs Implants vs Bridges

The main difference between a denture, implant and bridge is that a denture is a removable appliance to replace missing teeth and an implant or bridge is fixed in place.

A bridge is where a false porcelain tooth is fixed in place to your natural teeth to replace the missing tooth or teeth. In many cases, the natural tooth will need some reduction to make space for the replacement tooth.

Dental implants are artificial replacements for your tooth roots that are placed within the bone of your jaw to help support an artificial tooth or appliance placed on top. Dental implants require no reduction of the surrounding teeth to replace the missing tooth.

Meet the partial dentures team…

Steph Azmy

Dr Steph is passionate about cosmetic, functional dentures made with precision. She is often referred to by her colleagues and patients as the ‘Denture Queen’ because of her love for removable prosthodontics.

She is completing a PGDip in Restorative and Aesthetic dentistry. Steph has a passion for teaching and will often speak alongside her colleagues on courses/seminars as well as show casing her work on instagram.

Outside of work Steph loves to play tennis and football as well as hitting the gym.
- BDS Bachelor in Dental Surgery
- Registration number: 278636
- University of Manchester
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What customers say about us.

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The Vallance Dental Centre

Brunswick Street, Manchester

4.8 ★★★★★ 925 reviews

Isabelle Heranval ★★★★★ in the last week
Had check up and review and clean appointments with Tiphanie (assisted by Catherine) and both were a delight to be around. Tiphanie took the time to explain everything thoroughly and was very gentle.
Paul ★★★★★ a week ago
My first visit to the dentist in over twenty years so was quite nervous. Amy and Pauline made me feel very comfortable and were professional throughout. Thank you
Bolshevik ★★★★★ a week ago
Just had my 6 month check up with Amy & Pauline. What can i say two lovely people very easy to talk to, never feel judged. Going to the dentist can be traumatising for some but with lovely staff like Amy & Pauline and the reception ladies its a very pleasant experience thank you. Have a lovely Christmas everyone, i hope you enjoy that cake 🤣. See you soon ✌️
John.
Felix Olawuni ★★★★★ a month ago
My experience in Vallance dental centre was fantastic. The dentist was amazing because she was sure of her work. I really appreciate her and her assistant. I will definitely recommend the practice to anyone who needs a professional dental care. Thanks.
Wendy Wilson ★★★★★ a month ago
I visited yesterday for my six month check up. As always reception was very helpful.
My dentist, Amy, is amazing. I have been seeing her for a year now and I am delighted. I also saw Catherine and Megan, who were so helpful and kind.
As always this was a really pleasant dental experience.
Carol Braid ★★★★★ 2 months ago
Was seen by Tiphanie & Catherine for a couple of fillings to correct chips on my front teeth. Great care was taken to make them look natural, and the colour match was brilliant. The care and attention to my comfort was paramount. Thank you Girls xx

Frequently Asked Questions

Hi there. If you have questions or at any point you’re confused then you’re looking at the right place to find the answers. You can also email us at contact@thevallance.com.

What do I need to bring to my first appointment?
Please bring the following items with you to your appointment:
- Completed written medical history, details and names of any medication
- Funds adequate to cover appropriate fees.
- If applicable, proof of any exemptions from NHS dental charges. If not exempt from NHS charges,
- Proof of address (utility bill, driving licence)
- Proof of ID (passport, driving licence, red book if child)
What do I need to bring to subsequent appointments?
Please bring the following items with you to your appointment:
- Any updated medical history details and names of any medication changes
- Funds adequate to cover appropriate fees
Can I Tighten Partial Dentures at Home?

Over time, partial dentures may become loose due to changes in gum and bone structure. While minor adjustments can sometimes be made at home, it’s important to handle these appliances carefully to avoid damaging them. For slight adjustments, denture adhesives can be used to improve stability temporarily. However, for significant loosening, it’s advisable to visit your dentist. DIY methods for tightening dentures, such as bending the clasps or using hot water to reshape them, can lead to improper fit and discomfort and are generally not recommended.

By understanding these aspects of flexible partial dentures, you can better navigate your options and maintain your dental appliance effectively. Always consult with a professional like Dr. Steph to ensure that any adjustments or decisions about your dentures are safe and suitable for your oral health.

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Please fill out the form below or contact our practice to enquire about any of our denture services and we will be pleased to offer you a consultation to meet your needs as best as possible.