Graceful Dentures: For The Smiles You Love!
MOBILE DENTURE CARE
Professional Care Without The Commute
"Serving Melbourne's Aged Care & Rehab Communities"
Why Mobile Denture Service?
Experienced Dental Prosthetist
With over 15 years of dental industry expertise, Anna (Adv. Dip. DP) provides a premium mobile denture service for those who find it difficult to visit a traditional clinic. We bring a fully equipped mobile denture service directly to aged care facilities and retirement villages throughout Greater Melbourne.
From the Inner City through to the Eastern and South Eastern corridors, we specialize in providing compassionate, convenient, and high-quality care wherever you are.
Custom-Made Quality: We design, construct, and fit complete and partial dentures using TGA-approved, Australian-made materials.
Denture Repairs & Relines: Fast, professional solutions for broken or loose-fitting dentures, handled with priority.
Service to Aged Care: We are committed to treating our senior patients with the dignity, patience, and respect they deserve.
Infection Control Standards: During the appointments infection control standards are well maintained acording to the current rules and regulations to ensure patient safety.
Skip the traffic and the waiting rooms.
Let us bring the clinic to you!
📞 Call 0433 949 937 to book your consultation today!
Quality Care
The best part of a mobile denture service is that you can receive expert care in the comfort of your own home. Our mission is to make the entire process of crafting new dentures completely stress-free.
We believe that true quality lies in the details. We take the time to hand-craft every denture, focusing on precision and care when selecting the right teeth for your unique smile. We work with you at every step to ensure your results are comfortable and functional.
From the first impression to the final fit, we bring professional clinical standards to you—so you can focus on your smile, not the commute.
📞 Call 0433 949 937 to book your consultation today!
Proud Member of Australian Dental Prosthetist Association
Additional Information
Maintaining Your Smile
Maintaining good oral health involves a combination of regular dental checkups, proper oral hygiene practices, and a healthy diet. This includes:
Brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and a soft-bristled brush.
Flossing daily to remove food particles and plaque between teeth.
Eating a healthy, balanced diet that is low in sugar and high in vitamins and minerals.
Limiting intake of sugary and acidic drinks and snacks.
Avoiding tobacco use, which can increase the risk of gum disease and oral cancer.
Visiting a dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings, as well as any necessary treatments.
Good oral health is important not only for the health of the mouth and teeth, but also for overall health and wellbeing.
Maintaining Your Dentures
Maintaining your dentures is important to keep them long lasting. This can be achieved by cleaning them daily with a denture cleaning product and using a denture brush to help remove food particles.
Please feel free to download the A4 'Denture Cleaning Instruction' below.
This is particularly helpful for residents in aged care as a daily Denture Care reminder.
Jaw Recession and restoration of loss of vertical dimension
Mandibular Jaw (lower jaw) Resorption After Tooth Loss
Mandibular Jaw (lower jaw) Resorption After Tooth Loss
Mandibular Jaw (lower jaw) Resorption After Tooth Loss
Edentulous patients, who have lost all of their natural teeth, may experience jaw recession or resorption over time. Jaw recession refers to the gradual loss of bone mass in the jawbone, which can lead to a sunken or collapsed appearance of the lower face. Tooth loss can lead to changes in the alignment and distribution of forces in the mouth. Without proper support from teeth, the remaining bone in the jaw may undergo changes to accommodate the altered bite, leading to bone resorption.
Restoring Loss of Vertical Dimension
Mandibular Jaw (lower jaw) Resorption After Tooth Loss
Mandibular Jaw (lower jaw) Resorption After Tooth Loss
To address the issue of jaw recession in edentulous patients, dentures can be designed to restore the vertical dimension in patient's who have experienced a loss of vertical height due to factors such as tooth loss, bone resorption, or over-closure. Restoring the appropriate vertical dimension is important for proper dental function, aesthetics, and overall oral health.