Dentures in Chisinau

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Dentures restore the ability to chew and speak when many teeth are lost. A modern denture is nothing like the joke about teeth in a glass: light materials, precise fit, natural appearance. The design is chosen by the prosthodontist at a dental clinic in Chisinau based on how many teeth remain and their condition.

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Types of dentures

A full removable denture is used when all teeth are gone — it holds by suction to the gum. A partial cast denture has a metal framework and clasps onto the remaining teeth: stronger and it does not cover the palate. Nylon dentures are flexible and discreet but sink over time. The most comfortable option is a denture on implants — it neither slips nor rubs.

Adaptation and prices

Getting used to a removable denture takes 2–4 weeks: speech changes at first and sore spots may appear — the dentist adjusts them. Every 3–5 years the denture must be replaced as the gum recedes. A full denture in Chisinau costs 4000–8000 MDL, a cast one 7000–14,000 MDL, implant-supported from 25,000 MDL. For total tooth loss consider All-on-4.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of dentures are there?▼
Dentures can be removable (full or partial) or fixed on implants. The choice depends on the number of remaining teeth, budget and comfort preferences.
How much does a denture cost?▼
A removable denture costs from 3100 lei, while more comfortable implant-supported options cost considerably more. The exact price is given after an exam and X-ray.
How do I get used to a removable denture?▼
In the first weeks the denture may feel unusual — that's normal. Gradually speech and chewing return to normal, and the dentist adjusts the denture for a better fit if needed.
How do I care for a removable denture?▼
Take out and clean the denture daily with a special brush and solution, and store it overnight as the dentist advises. Regular care prevents odour and gum irritation.
Can I eat anything with a denture?▼
You get used to a denture gradually: first soft food in small pieces, then a wider diet. Very hard and sticky foods are best limited so the denture lasts longer.