Digital Dentures in Tweed Heads

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Discover the Ease of Digital Dentures

Skip messy moulds and long waits. At Bromley’s Denture Clinic in Tweed Heads, digital dentures offer an alternative to traditional methods using modern dental scanning and design technology. This process starts with capturing a digital model of your mouth, which helps guide the creation of your denture.


These digital records are stored and may be used again in the future if needed. This can be helpful for individuals looking for a method that involves fewer steps or appointments. To find out more or book a consultation, give us a call today on (07) 5523 2555.

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How Digital Dentures Are Made

Digital dentures begin with a scan of the mouth using specialised equipment. This creates a 3D image of your oral structure, including the gums and bite.


From there, dental technicians use software to plan the denture's design. Once reviewed, the file is sent to an on-site lab for the dentures' production. This method may simplify the process compared to traditional impressions.


Some patients say they find the scanning experience more comfortable. The final denture is crafted based on the data captured during the initial scan, with the aim of creating a result that reflects those measurements.

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Benefits That Go Beyond the Fit

The digital planning process allows denture designs to be based on detailed scans. This may contribute to comfort during everyday activities such as eating or speaking. The saved file also allows future dentures to be made without repeating the entire process. For those with busy schedules or limited access to care, this can be a practical option.


Repairs and replacements may be planned using the same scan, depending on the situation. Some people also appreciate having input into their denture design and being able to view a preview before production. These features offer another approach to managing oral health needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I get digital dentures if I’ve never worn dentures before?

    Yes, digital dentures can be a suitable option for first-time denture wearers. The scanning process eliminates the need for traditional impression trays, which some people find uncomfortable.


    If you're unfamiliar with the denture process, digital methods may make the experience feel more straightforward by allowing previews and fewer adjustment appointments.


    Your provider can walk you through the steps and discuss how digital planning might support your case.

  • What’s different about wearing digital dentures day-to-day?

    The main difference for many people is the initial fit. Since digital dentures are designed using detailed scan data, the starting point is often closely matched to your current oral structure. This may reduce the need for early adjustments. Day-to-day care, cleaning and usage are similar to traditional dentures, so there’s no learning curve in that regard.

  • Is the digital denture process faster for urgent replacements?

    It can be, depending on your clinic's capacity and whether your digital records are already on file. For returning patients, a saved scan can help streamline the process if a replacement is needed quickly. If you’re new to digital dentures, the scanning and design can still be completed efficiently, especially with an on-site lab. Timelines vary, so it’s best to speak directly with the clinic for accurate scheduling information.

  • Can digital dentures be relined or repaired like traditional ones?

    Yes, digital dentures can still be relined and repaired when needed. If your original scan is saved, it may also assist with planning repairs or adjustments more quickly.


    In some cases, a replacement denture can be created using your existing digital file, which can save time. It’s still important to have regular check-ins to assess fit and function, especially if your mouth has changed over time.

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Who Should Consider Digital Dentures?

The process of removing or losing teeth and transitioning to dentures can be emotional, which is why we offer empathetic, compassionate services at our clinic in Tweed Heads South. Our understanding team will listen to your concerns and help you find a solution to suit. We’ll explain and guide you through the process with the least amount of fuss and the most care and attention.


Having poor oral health can impact your social and professional activities, which in turn can damage your confidence. If you’re having teeth removed, immediate dentures may help stabilise your self-esteem. Get in touch with our caring team to find out if immediate dentures will suit your needs.

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