Dentures

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth that restore your smile, chewing and speech. Full and partial options are available across our five Hong Kong clinics, and a simple denture can often be made in about a week.

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Dentures at Diestel Dental Group, Hong Kong

What are dentures?

Dentures are custom-made replacements for missing teeth and the surrounding tissue. As well as restoring a natural appearance, they help you chew and speak more comfortably and support the neighbouring teeth by stopping them from drifting. A straightforward denture can often be completed in about a week.

Types of dentures

  • Full dentures: replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw when no natural teeth remain.
  • Partial dentures: fill the gaps where some natural teeth remain, clipping around them.
  • Flexible dentures: a lightweight, comfortable type of partial denture with no metal clasps.
  • Removable dentures (sometimes called false teeth) are taken out for easy cleaning; implant-supported options offer a more secure, fixed feel — your dentist can explain both.

What to expect

Making a denture takes a few visits: impressions or scans, a try-in to check fit and appearance, and fitting the finished denture. New dentures can feel unusual at first, and it is normal to need a short adjustment period and one or two reviews to fine-tune the fit.

Caring for your dentures

  • Clean them daily over a soft surface or water to avoid breakage if dropped.
  • Remove them at night unless advised otherwise, and keep them moist.
  • Keep up regular check-ups so the fit can be reviewed as your mouth changes over time.

How much do dentures cost in Hong Kong?

The Prince Philip Dental Hospital’s private-patient fee schedule lists removable partial dentures at HK$8,000–30,000 and complete dentures at HK$15,000–30,000. It does not specify “per arch” for these two items. Ask whether your quote covers the upper arch, lower arch or both, and whether making, fitting and adjustments are included. Appliances, certain materials, implant components and outsourced work may be charged separately. These are reference prices, not our clinics’ actual fees; your fee is confirmed after an examination.

Fees above are reference fees from the Prince Philip Dental Hospital private-patient fee schedule, for reference only and not our clinics’ actual fees; your exact fee is confirmed after an examination. Please consult a dentist for advice on your situation.

Booking at your nearest clinic

Denture consultations are available across our five Hong Kong clinics. Our dentists speak English, Cantonese, Mandarin and other languages. Choose the location most convenient for you:

Related: Prefer a fixed replacement? Compare with dental implants or a bridge.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between full and partial dentures?
Full dentures replace all the teeth in a jaw when none remain; partial dentures fill the gaps where some natural teeth are still present.
How long does it take to get dentures?
A straightforward denture can often be completed in about a week, though several short visits are needed for impressions, a try-in and fitting.
Are dentures uncomfortable?
New dentures can feel unusual at first and may need a short adjustment period. One or two reviews help fine-tune the fit for comfort.
Can dentures be fixed in place?
Yes — implant-supported dentures offer a more secure, fixed feel compared with removable ones. Your dentist can explain whether this suits you.
How do I care for my dentures?
Clean them daily, handle them over a soft surface or water to avoid breakage, keep them moist, and attend regular check-ups so the fit can be reviewed.
What are flexible dentures?
Flexible dentures are a lightweight type of partial denture made without metal clasps, which many people find more comfortable and discreet. Your dentist can advise whether they suit your case.
Can a denture be relined or repaired?
Yes. As your mouth changes over time a denture can be relined to improve the fit, and repairs can often be done if it is damaged. Regular reviews help keep the fit comfortable.
How much do dentures cost in Hong Kong?

The Prince Philip Dental Hospital’s private-patient fee schedule lists removable partial dentures at HK$8,000–30,000 and complete dentures at HK$15,000–30,000. It does not specify “per arch” for these two items. Ask whether your quote covers the upper arch, lower arch or both, and whether making, fitting and adjustments are included. Appliances, certain materials, implant components and outsourced work may be charged separately. These are reference prices, not our clinics’ actual fees; your fee is confirmed after an examination.

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