Bringing Gentle Denture Care to You
Whether it’s a new set of dentures, a repair, or a replacement for a lost pair, our experienced mobile dental team comes directly to your nursing home or aged care facility. We make denture care simple, comfortable, and stress-free for older adults across Perth.
What Are Dentures?
Dentures are artificial teeth and gums that can be used to replace missing teeth. They are typically made from either porcelain or plastic.
Full dentures are custom-fitted to sit on top of the gums to replace all of a patient’s teeth. They are made with an acrylic base and stay firmly held in place by forming a seal.
Partial dentures are created to replace some of a patient’s teeth by sitting alongside the remaining teeth. They are removable, convenient, and are secured by clasps that hold them in place alongside the natural teeth.
Complete Mobile Denture Services,
Delivered to Aged Care and Nursing Homes
Our mobile denture clinic is dedicated to making professional denture care accessible for aged care and nursing home residents across Perth. Whether it’s for a new denture fitting, adjustments, or replacing lost or broken dentures, our team provides reliable, on-site care using portable equipment. In limited cases, services may also be available to homebound individuals where appropriate.
Full Dentures
A complete solution for those who have lost all their natural teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
Partial Dentures
Ideal for those with a few missing teeth, helping restore your smile and improve chewing function.
New Denture Fittings
Custom-designed dentures tailored to fit your mouth comfortably and support your facial structure.
Lost or Broken Dentures
Fast replacements for dentures that have been lost or damaged, so you can get back to smiling.
Repairs and Relines
We provide prompt denture repairs and relines to improve fit, comfort, and stability over time.
All services are provided by qualified dental professionals using trusted techniques and portable equipment in your nursing home or aged care setting.
Who We Help
We bring denture care directly to those who need support but may not be able to access a traditional clinic setting.
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Elderly individuals with limited mobility or complex health needs
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Residents in aged care facilities who benefit from regular on-site denture services
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Homebound patients recovering from surgery, illness, or injury
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People with disabilities who prefer the comfort and convenience of in-home care
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Families and carers seeking a trusted mobile dental option for their loved ones
How Dentures Can Improve Your Quality of Life
Living with missing teeth can make everyday activities like eating, speaking, and smiling more difficult. It can also affect your self-esteem, nutrition, and overall wellbeing.
With properly fitted dentures, many of these challenges can be overcome. Dentures can restore function, improve comfort, and help you enjoy life with renewed confidence.
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Boosts confidence and restores a natural smile
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Protects remaining teeth and oral bone structure
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Improves speech and eating comfort
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Supports facial muscles to reduce a sunken appearance
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Lightweight, custom-fitted, and natural-looking
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Easy to remove and clean
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Helps prevent further oral health problems
- Offers an affordable and accessible solution for long-term tooth loss
Why Choose Dentures?
Dentures or “plates” provide a cost effective solution to replace missing teeth. They look and function similar to natural teeth and can improve chewing and nutrition. Groundbreaking technologies make modern day dentures appear highly polished, more life-like, and higher quality.
How Our Mobile Denture Service Works
1. Schedule Your Visit
Call or email to arrange a convenient time. We’ll coordinate with you, your family, or care team directly.
2. We Come to You
Our dental team arrives at your nursing home or aged care facility with all the equipment needed for denture care.
3. Denture Assessment
We assess the current condition of your dentures and oral health to recommend the most suitable solution.
4. Treatment or Fitting
New dentures are fitted, adjusted, or existing ones are repaired or replaced all from the comfort of your residence.
5. Follow-Up Care
We provide aftercare advice and schedule return visits if needed to ensure comfort and a proper fit.
Valplast Flexible Dentures
Valplast Flexible Dentures are a popular alternative to traditional acrylic options. Known for their comfort, flexibility, and discreet appearance, they’re an excellent choice for patients looking for a natural feel without the bulk or metal of conventional designs.
Advantages of Valplast Flexible Dentures include:
- Less costly than dental implants
- Superior functionality (talk, eat, and smile with confidence!)
- Resistant to breakage
- Long lasting (when properly cared for, Valplast Flexible Partials can last two decades or longer)
- No metal clips required to hold them in place
- Constructed from highly flexible, strong materials
- Comfortable and lightweight
- The procedure involved is quick and non-invasive
- Practically invisible
How Does Mobile Dentistry Work?
When visiting a traditional dental clinic isn’t possible, our fully equipped mobile dentistry unit brings professional care directly to your nursing home or aged care facility.
We carry everything needed to provide safe, hygienic, and effective treatment on-site, including:
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A dental light for clear visibility during procedures
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A reclining dental chair for patient comfort
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A digital X-ray machine to support accurate diagnosis
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A portable dental unit with all essential tools
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A compressor system for water and air supply
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High and low volume suction to maintain a clean treatment area
With this specialised equipment, our mobile denture clinic delivers the same level of care you’d expect in a traditional practice. Whether you need new dentures fitted, repairs made, or ongoing oral health support, we provide a safe and convenient solution, all from the comfort of your location.
Contact Us Today To Learn More About Mobile Dentures
- Give Us a Call
- (08) 6558 1889
Are you or a loved one dealing with loose, ill-fitting, or broken dentures but are unable to travel to a traditional dental office? We provide convenient, effective, safe in-home mobile dentistry for both full and partial dentures.
Want to Book an Appointment or Need More Info?
For a skilled mobile dentist that offers a complete range of in-home dental services, including in-home denture care, reach out to our caring team today to ask any questions or schedule a consultation.
Need Mobile Denture Service? We’re Just a Call Away
Book a visit with our mobile denture clinic and receive personalised care in the comfort of your own aged care facility.
We Answer Your FAQs
Mobile denture services involve providing complete denture care directly at your location, whether it’s a nursing home, aged care facility, or private residence. Our team comes fully equipped to handle all aspects of denture care, including fittings, adjustments, repairs, and replacements.
If your dentures are loose, uncomfortable, or damaged, we can assess them on-site and make adjustments or repairs as needed. In cases where dentures are beyond repair, we can create new dentures to restore your smile and oral function.
Yes, we offer flexible dentures (Valplast) which are lighter, more comfortable, and metal-free. They are ideal for patients who prefer a more comfortable and natural-feeling denture option.
You can book a mobile denture appointment by calling us on (08) 6558 1889, emailing info@agedcaredentistry.com.au, or by filling out our online contact form. Our friendly team will guide you through the booking process and discuss your specific needs.
Mobile denture visits usually take between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the type of service required. Our team allows extra time to ensure the patient is comfortable throughout the appointment.
We only ask that the patient is ready and seated comfortably. Our team brings all the necessary equipment and works with minimal disruption to your nursing home or aged care facility.
Yes, in many cases, our services may be covered by home care packages or the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. We recommend checking with your provider, and our team can assist with the paperwork if needed.