27/05/2026
When this patient first came to us, she was already wearing a full denture that had been made previously in Bali. Unfortunately, she was never truly comfortable with it. The denture was made in a crossbite position, making it feel unnatural both aesthetically and functionally. Eating became difficult, and she never felt confident wearing it.
After consulting with Dr. Sulastry, we explained that this was not a simple case. Her lower jaw is naturally much larger than her upper jaw, which makes achieving a balanced and comfortable denture significantly more challenging. Cases like this require careful planning, patience, and attention to detail.
To achieve the best possible result, this treatment required multiple appointments.
The first appointments were dedicated to taking new casts and carefully determining the correct jaw relation and bite registration. This step was extremely important because even small inaccuracies can affect the comfort and stability of the denture.
After that, we proceeded with the trial denture appointment, where we evaluated the appearance, bite, function, and overall comfort before finalizing the case.
The final appointment was for fitting the completed denture and making sure everything felt stable, functional, and comfortable for the patient.
From the beginning, our goal was not only to create a denture that looked better, but also one that truly felt comfortable and functional in daily life.
After a detailed process, we were finally able to deliver a new full denture with a more natural bite relationship — without the uncomfortable crossbite she previously had.
What made us happiest was not only the appearance of the result, but hearing that she could comfortably eat with the denture WITHOUT using any adhesive. 🤍
The first photo shows the patient wearing her previous denture from another clinic.
The second photo shows her new denture after treatment with us.
Several months later, we followed up with her again, and she was still extremely happy with the result.
Moments like this remind us that dentistry is never just about making teeth — it is about restoring comfort, confidence, and quality of life. ✨