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Ethicare Dental
£76New patient appointmentUsually £95 · Book now

250 Upper Richmond Road, Putney SW15 6TGEvening appointments on Tuesdays · Open Saturdays

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Replacing missing teeth

Dentures in Putney

Modern partial and complete dentures, made to fit and to look like your own teeth. Acrylic, cobalt chrome or flexible Valplast, chosen with Dr Glafcos Tombolis over a series of unhurried appointments.

Clinically reviewed by Dr Glafcos Tombolis, BDS, GDC 74754
Last reviewed 27 September 2026

Dentures at Ethicare, in brief

How much do dentures cost?

An acrylic partial denture starts from £450 and a cobalt chrome denture from £1,500. Complete dentures and implant-retained dentures are quoted after assessment.

Who makes my denture?

Dr Glafcos Tombolis takes the impressions and records, fits and adjusts the denture. It is made by a dental laboratory to his prescription.

Can I pay monthly?

Yes. 0% finance through Tabeo is available on treatment with Dr Glafcos, over 3, 6, 10 or 12 months, subject to status.

How long does it take?

Usually four or five appointments over a few weeks: impressions, bite records, a try-in you can see and approve, the fitting, and an adjustment visit.

Dr Glafcos Tombolis in a consultation with a patient

Not the false teeth of yesteryear.

Dentures replace several missing teeth, or all of them, without surgery and at a fraction of the cost of multiple implants. The materials have moved on: a well-made denture is secure, comfortable and passes for real teeth. The compromise is that it is removable, and some patients find a denture never feels quite as secure as they would like.

Valplast flexible dentures contain no metal and are thin, light and very comfortable. Cobalt chrome dentures are strong, thin and precise on a metal frame, with clasps that hold onto your remaining teeth. Acrylic dentures are the most affordable, easy to adjust and can be strengthened with a metal mesh, though they feel bulkier.

  • Acrylic, cobalt chrome or flexible Valplast
  • A try-in stage so you see them before they are finished
  • Adjustments included after fitting
  • Implants can hold a loose denture firmly
“Dr Glafcos has provided me with a very friendly and professional service. I will not hesitate to recommend him to anyone.”
Yris Vivas · Google review

Your denture, step by step

  1. 01ConsultationDr Glafcos examines your mouth and remaining teeth, and talks through the types of denture and the alternatives.£85
  2. 02Impressions and recordsPrecise impressions and a record of how your teeth meet, so the laboratory can make a denture that fits.Visits one and two
  3. 03Try-inThe denture is tried in wax so you can see the shape, colour and fit and ask for changes before it is finished.Visit three
  4. 04Fitting and adjustmentThe finished denture is fitted and adjusted, with a follow-up visit to ease any sore spots.Acrylic from £450

Spread the cost

0% finance on dentures with Dr Glafcos.

Pay the cost of your treatment and nothing more, over 3, 6, 10, or 12 monthly payments. Apply online in about 2 minutes with a soft credit check that won’t affect your credit score, and get a decision straight away.

Calculate my rate

Representative example: treatment cost £3,200, 12 monthly payments of £266.67 (the first taken upfront), 0% APR representative, total amount payable £3,200.

Spread over

Monthly payment at 0%£266.67

Illustration at 0% APR representative. The first payment is taken upfront. Total payable equals the treatment cost. Not an offer of credit.

Denture, bridge or implant?

For a single missing tooth, an implant or a bridge is usually the better answer. Where several teeth are missing, a denture is often the practical choice, and if it feels loose, two or more implants can be used to hold it firmly in place. We compare the options honestly, with prices, at your consultation.

Dental implantsFixed replacement teeth, or implants to anchor a denture that will not move.from £3,200Dental bridgeA fixed false tooth supported by the teeth either side of the gap.Ask us for a quoteYour options comparedWhen a lost tooth needs replacing at all, and how to choose.Guide
What to expect, and aftercareNew dentures take a few weeks to get used to. Expect some sore spots at first, which we adjust, and some change to your speech that settles with practice. Dentures are not fixed, so they can move when eating, and the gum and bone beneath a denture slowly change shape, which is why dentures need relining or remaking over the years. Take them out at night, clean them with a soft brush and keep them in water or denture fluid, and keep cleaning your gums and any remaining teeth.

Denture questions

Something else? Call us on 020 8870 5059 or send a WhatsApp message.

Can I eat with dentures in?

Yes. It feels strange at first, particularly with a complete denture, but you soon get used to it. Start with softer foods and work up to eating normally.

How do I care for my dentures?

Clean them with a toothbrush or denture brush and clean your gums and any remaining teeth too. Take them out at night and keep them in water or denture fluid so they do not dry out. We give you detailed advice at your fitting.

Will dentures affect my speech?

You will probably notice some change at first. Practise speaking aloud, and before long you will be used to the denture and speaking clearly.

What can I do if my dentures feel loose?

Dental implants can hold a denture firmly in place. The implants are anchored in your jawbone and the denture clips onto them. Dr Glafcos places the implants and can tell you whether it would suit you.

How much do dentures cost at Ethicare?

An acrylic partial denture starts from £450 and a cobalt chrome denture from £1,500. Complete and implant-retained dentures are quoted after your consultation, in writing.

What our patients say

4.9from 107 Google reviews
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“When I first visited his practice… as a nervous patient, I found dental visits quite daunting. Glafcos has been a fantastic professional—calm, reassuring, and incredibly skilled.”
Silvana Mammolino · Google review
“As a family we have visited them for many years for routine check ups, hygiene and orthodontic appointments with Priti.”
Sarah Taylor · Google review
“Dr Glafcos has provided me with a very friendly and professional service. I will not hesitate to recommend him to anyone.”
Yris Vivas · Google review

Start with a conversation.

Book online, call us, or send a WhatsApp message. New patient exams are £76, including four small X-rays.

Find us

250 Upper Richmond Road
Putney, London SW15 6TG
250 Upper Richmond Road, Putney SW15 6TG

Opening hours

Mon, Wed, Thu
8:45am – 6pm
Tuesday
8:45am – 9pm
Friday
8:15am – 5pm
Saturday
9am – 2:30pm

Open until 9pm Tuesdays · Saturdays 9am–2:30pm

The Ethicare Dental shopfront on Upper Richmond Road, Putney
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