A denture that rocks side-to-side when biting on one side suffers from unbalanced occlusal contacts or uneven gum tissue resorption along the bony ridge.
Understanding the biological and prosthetic reasons behind your symptoms
Why addressing this problem promptly prevents long-term complications
Step-by-step solutions provided by our Clinical Dental Technicians
Fine-tuning tooth contact surfaces so both sides meet simultaneously with equal force.
Re-cushioning the hard pivot areas and filling hollow voids for balanced seating.
Crafting a fresh base with CAD/CAM digital accuracy for an exact distortion-free fit.
Visit your nearest Denturaa clinic hub for an occlusal balance check. Our clinicians will test your bite pressure and correct rocking points in a single visit or plan a precision refit.
When dentures drop during speech, laughter, or coughing, the peripheral border seal or post-dam seal has failed due to progressive jawbone resorption or over-extended borders.
Lower full dentures have less surface area than upper dentures. Displacement during tongue movements indicates lingual flange over-extension or improper neutral zone tooth positioning.
While small amounts of adhesive can offer temporary security, needing to apply glue multiple times daily is a definitive clinical sign that the denture no longer fits your mouth.
Speak directly with qualified Clinical Dental Technicians across 22 UK clinic locations. Enjoy a free 30-minute clinical assessment with zero obligation.