Happy with your dentures? Get your Replica Dentures
Never be without your dentures
Scan your dentures now, so a replacement can be made if they are lost or damaged. Designed to give residents, families and carers greater peace of mind.
Simple pricing
Scan your dentures
Digitally scan an existing denture and retain the scan for future use.
Get a scanEmergency replica
A replacement denture produced using a previously stored scan. Price per denture; confirm availability and suitability.
Get a printHow it works
Safety and suitability
Emergency replica dentures are intended as a temporary option. Individual suitability, safe manufacture and applicable MHRA medical-device requirements must be considered.
Ask about safety and MHRA standardsOne digital scan.
So many possibilities.
A digital record of your teeth or dentures could make it easier to replace a lost appliance or arrange a new one when it’s needed. From replica dentures to retainers and protective mouthguards, digital dentistry is changing what’s possible.
Three choices. One digital starting point.
Happy with your current dentures? Scanning them before they are lost or damaged can provide a useful record for making a replacement. Different materials and finishes may be available following professional assessment.
Monolithic
A single-colour denture, including the teeth and base. Designed as a straightforward emergency or backup option.
Standard
Pink gum-coloured base with tooth-coloured teeth, for a more familiar denture appearance.
Cosmetic
Brighter-looking teeth with carefully characterised, more realistic-looking gums. Appearance can be personalised to suit the wearer.
Illustrative denture images. Final appearance, suitability and manufacturing requirements depend on clinical assessment and the chosen laboratory.
What else can your digital scan help make?
A scan of your natural teeth may also support the design of other custom-fit dental devices. Keeping suitable digital records could make future remakes more convenient, subject to clinical review and fabrication requirements.
Night guards
Custom-fit appliances used to help protect teeth from grinding.
Gum shields
Protective sports mouthguards designed to fit your teeth.
Retainers
Devices used to help maintain tooth positions after orthodontic treatment.
Anti-snoring devices
Selected mandibular advancement devices, made after appropriate assessment.
Scan once. Keep options open.
Don’t wait until it’s lost.
Ask about keeping a digital record of the dentures or dental device you already have. A little planning today could make a difference tomorrow.
Technology has moved on. Should the legislation?
Digital scanning, modern dental materials and 3D printing have transformed how dental devices can be designed and manufactured. The Dental Health Service supports reviewing the Dentists Act 1984 and related regulation so they reflect these advances, while maintaining patient safety, clinical accountability and quality standards.
Our ambition: for suitable dental devices to be available as secure digital designs that can be assessed and remade when needed — not just dentures.
This is a proposal for future access, not a claim that every appliance can be copied or supplied without clinical assessment under current UK rules.
Scan once. More possibilities for the future.
A digital scan can help create or reproduce dentures and other custom-made dental devices, including retainers, gum shields, night guards and some anti-snoring appliances. The right design, fit and professional assessment remain essential.
One scan. Many useful appliances.
From dentures to protective mouthguards and appliances used at night, digital records can make it easier to plan replacement devices when needed. Not every appliance can be reproduced unchanged: suitability and current dental or medical requirements must always be checked.
Watch how digital dentistry is changing care
Digital dentistry: AI-generated explainer
An illustrated introduction to how dental care is changing, including digital records, scanning and new technology. It highlights opportunities for patients to understand their options and take a more active role in oral health.
Watch on YouTube ↗3D printing: From scan to replica dentures
See how a digital record of a denture can support the 3D printing process. The video explains why scanning dentures before they are lost or damaged may help provide replacements more efficiently.
Watch on YouTube ↗These videos are educational. Dental devices require appropriate professional assessment, and manufacture and supply must meet relevant UK regulatory requirements.
