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Immediate Dentures planned quickly, for new year 2026....

Advanced planning for pre-made Dentures that can then replace your Immediately removed teeth

Immediate temporary Dentures (available here in Haworth, Keighley, Bradford, (near to Halifax & Leeds West Yorkshire) can be planned & delivered in a month.

Replace extracted teeth immediately with finished Dentures, provided conveniently so you are not without any teeth during the gum-healing period. This may be for just one or two teeth or for all your teeth out and the dentures straight in after several preparatory visits first! Again, do bear in mind there will have needed to be visits for impressions and preparatory work first, so that the teeth are measured, ready and made before the day your tooth/teeth are extracted, then you can go away with your new 'immediate' replaced teeth, but is it really as simple or easy as that?
Read below some common Questions and Answers about Immediate Dentures and the obvious advantages and less obvious disadvantages choosing this particular approach to having Dentures. 

At the SmileSpecialist® Centre in Haworth near Keighley and Bradford, Dr Tony Kilcoyne (UK Specialist in Prosthodontics – there is no higher specialist qualification in dentures) plans each case individually. We can even help when gums are very shrunken, there are flabby ridges, cleft palate issues, or muscle control problems after a stroke – with carefully designed dentures alone, using Dr.Kilcoyne's unique precision dentures!.

NOTE - there's a further 10% discount in addition to our Special Offers, if you pay in advance with BITCOIN or ETH !

What are immediate dentures?


Put simply, they are temporary Dentures planned and made before extractions, so they can be fitted 'immediately' after any extractions but before the healing gum shrinkage has occurred, for social and basic eating convenience usually. The big plus is socially you aren't left weeks or months with no teeth as the gums heal & shrink after extractions - the negative is that they WILL need replacing early because your gums often shrink a lot and so the fit worsens quickly. That's why we call them temporary; they help you get through the biggest change period.

When might this be necessary?
When many of your teeth are loose or painful, they may be beyond saving. This condition is usually caused by advanced periodontal disease. Periodontal disease causes bone to be lost; if it's not caught in time, there's so little support for the teeth that they have to be removed.
Removing your teeth and replacing them with a denture may be the best way to eliminate any infection and restore the health of your mouth. When the extractions procedure and denture fitting are completed in one day, it's called an immediate denture. See below a case where the mouth is so bad one may have to lose all one's teeth and have dentures:

Tooth and Gum Disease has been left untreated for too long

People considering dentures often feel a mixture of relief and sadness – relief that something can be done, but sadness in some cases, because there's some guilt that they “let things get this bad” or could have done this or that earlier perhaps?. You are not alone and please remember some 30% are genetically vulnerable to gum diseases, plus the food industry adds ++ extra sugars to food and drinks, even normal looking savoury foods (cheap addictive filler), so be assured, you will not be judged here at the Smile Specialist Centre, Haworth, near to Keighley and Bradford, West Yorkshire. Our aim is to help you improve health, stability and confidence in eating, speaking and smiling, at a pace you can cope with. When we design dentures, we look at much more than just replacing teeth: we consider oral comfort, stability, facial support, appearance and long-term practicality for your lifestyle. That may involve precision partial dentures, full dentures, or using implants or mini-implants to hold them firmly if there's enough bone to utilise smartly – and we will explain all the realistic options so you can choose what feels right for you So whilst you might be worried or miss your own teeth (that's why you hung on so long, maybe too long, right?), you can still appreciate NOW is the time to return to health and stability and remove the failing/failed/infected worst teeth, but planning their replacements before removal, smartly for your needs. Dr.Kilcoyne can help and guide you expertly through that journey, caringly, as he has with thousands of others successfully.

So what is typically involved?

To begin this process, your dentist first takes impressions of your mouth. From these impressions, precise working models of your mouth are made. It's from these models that the dentures are made. We'll work with you to select the best colour and shape for your new teeth. When your denture is ready, we'll extract your remaining teeth. You'll be thoroughly numbed before any teeth are removed, and should feel no pain. Naturally, things will feel very different. As soon as your teeth are out, your denture will immediately be placed in your mouth. For the first 24 hours, your new denture will feel tight because your gums are swollen. As your bone heals over the next weeks/month, your gums will shrink and your denture will feel loose. When this happens, we'll use a temporary lining material to tighten the fit. After this period of healing, when the
shape of your mouth has stabilised, we'll send your denture back to the lab and have it relined to improve it's fit.

RELINES ARE OFTEN REQUIRED AND ALWAYS ATTRACT ADDITIONAL CHARGES!

Some temporary problems are a normal part of adjusting to your new denture. At first your denture may tip when you chew. You may notice
increased salivation. The denture may seem bulky, and you might gag a little. Your tongue will feel crowded and you might have difficulty speaking normally. Like learning any new skill, at first it will feel awkward to eat with your new denture. But with time and practice, you'll improve, the only question is by how much. You may need another Denture sooner than predicted, if problems persist. Everyone is different.

How can you possibly make my denture teeth look natural and nice, not just like false Piano keys?

Dr.Kilcoyne hasn't just got decades of Expertise and Experience in achieving Smiles that look natural and suit each individual person's faces and personalities etc, he is a recognised and registered Specialist in Prosthodontics which includes rebuilding smiles and replacing missing teeth, using the latest technologies and methods too. He works closely with his Technicians who follow his very precise prescription and advanced methods, so that we get the Optimum balance between Function, Fit and Cosmetics and yes, Immediate Dentures are probably the most challenging of all Denture cases to achieve even close to this ideal, so the more difficult a case is, the more our Expertise is Vital to make the best of a challenging clinical case.

 

So when you get your Dentures made, please remember they are bespoke and hand-made and are as unique as you are - Dr.Kilcoyne has never made any two dentures identical in over 35 years of solving patients Dental problems and meeting their cosmetic and functional needs and wishes. Why not consider accessing Dr.Kilcoyne's Specialist expertise when you need Dentures that you can Eat, Talk, Smile, Laugh and just be yourself freely, without worry?

Full Complete Dentures just rest on Gums

Nobody likes to lose their teeth, but when they're infected, removing them and getting an immediate temporary denture, but this can improve
your health, smile and confidence, when your adaption is successful after having many failing teeth. Remember also a new Denture is often required about 1 year after the original extractions, due to the Gums shrinking forever, but most of that shrinkage and changed shape happening in the first 12 months overall - so plan for this financially too!

 

Please also consider Expertise, Reputation, Gentleness, Quality of Service and total Value and trust overall !

Dr.Kilcoyne is a fully registered UK Specialist in Prosthodontics ,which includes Teeth Implants, Crowns, Veneers, Dentures, Bonding etc, to Restore or Replace teeth functionally and cosmetically so you can have a Smile that you can be proud of, without compromise. Yes all this expertise, experience and excellent track-record have a price, but we still believe it is Good Value for the level of Specialist Quality one is getting and can be confident in.

Dr.Kilcoyne has won National Prizes for the Quality of Patient Services, so you don't have to compromise ! Please do ask your regular Dentist for a Specialist referral to us, or if this is impractical for some reason, you may refer yourself directly.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dentures

What are dentures?

Dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth and surrounding tissues. They can restore appearance, support the lips and cheeks and improve chewing and speech when natural teeth have been lost.

What is the difference between full and partial dentures?

Full dentures replace all the teeth in one jaw, while partial dentures replace only some missing teeth and clip onto the remaining natural teeth or are supported by precision attachments.

How well will I be able to eat and speak with dentures?

There is usually an adjustment period while your muscles and tongue learn to control the dentures. Most patients gradually regain good function, especially if they start with softer foods and follow the advice given by the dental team.

How long does it take to get used to new dentures?

It can take several days to a few weeks to feel fully confident with new dentures. Sore spots or pressure areas are common at first and can be adjusted. Follow-up visits are important to fine-tune the fit.

How should I care for my dentures and gums?

Dentures should be cleaned daily with a soft brush and appropriate cleanser, not ordinary toothpaste. Your gums, tongue and any remaining teeth also need brushing, and dentures are usually removed at night to let the tissues rest unless your dentist advises otherwise.

Are there alternatives to traditional dentures?

Alternatives may include implant-supported overdentures, fixed bridges or a combination of implants and teeth. These options can offer more stability and confidence, particularly for patients who struggle with very loose lower dentures.

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*Dr.Kilcoyne is a fully GDC Registered, Trained Dentist and Specialist* in the Functional & Cosmetic aspects of Tooth Implants, Crowns, Bridges, Precision Dentures, mini-implants, Ceramics, Veneers, Occlusion, Bonding and Restoring Smiles.

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Our SmileSpecialist® Centre Dental Practice is on Station Road, opposite the Steam Railway Station at the bottom of the village hill, just opposite the new Co-Op store.

Dr.Kilcoyne has won National Prizes for the Quality of Patient Services, so you don't have to compromise ! Please do ask your regular Dentist for a Specialist referral to us, or if this is impractical for some reason, you may refer yourself directly.

Wishing you good Dental Health AND a Smile to be proud of, from all at the SmileSpecialist® Team.

WE HAVE WON UK NATIONAL PRIZES FOR THE QUALITY OF OUR PATIENT SERVICES !!!

Natural looking Whiter TeethAward Winning PracticeDifferent Crowns, Veneers, Bridges etc.

*Dr.Kilcoyne is a UK registered Specialist in Prosthodontics (GDC No.58373) which includes The Functional and Cosmetic Dentistry aspects of Crowns, Dental Implants, Bridges, Veneers, Fillings, Dentures, Bonding etc. 
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