A chipped tooth changes how you chew, and a gap changes how you smile. You want a solution that feels natural and looks right. At Gumz and More, you can restore function and confidence with options that suit your mouth and your goals.
What are my options to rebuild my smile?
Three reliable paths restore strength and appearance: Crowns for teeth, a tooth bridge, and dentures. Each solves a different problem. Each has clear steps, timeframes, and care tips so you know exactly what to do next.
- Crowns for teeth: A custom cover that fits over a damaged or root-treated tooth to restore shape and strength.
- Tooth bridge: A fixed option that fills a gap by anchoring an artificial tooth to the teeth next door.
- Dentures: A removable option that replaces several teeth or a full arch, tailored to fit your gums and bite.
Which option would suit me best?
Think about the number of teeth involved, the health of the surrounding teeth, and your daily routine. Use this quick guide to see which option may fit your situation before we confirm it together at your visit. If you experience the following:
- A tooth is broken or weakened, consider a crown
- A tooth is missing with healthy neighbours, consider a bridge
- Many teeth are missing in a row or a whole arch; consider dentures
We will examine your mouth, review x-rays if required, and outline a plan with timelines and visits so that you can choose with confidence.
How does treatment work from start to finish?
You get a clear roadmap before anything begins.
Typical steps include:
- Exam and photos, plus X-rays if needed
- Tooth preparation or impression of your gums
- A precise shade match for natural blending
- A temporary cover or immediate denture, if indicated
- Fit and adjust your final crown, bridge, or denture
- Bite checks and simple home-care guidance
What are the different types of dentures?
Different types of dentures give you flexibility based on how many teeth are missing and how you want the appliance to feel:
- Partial dentures: Replace several teeth while using clips or precision attachments for hold.
- Full dentures: Replace an entire arch when all teeth are missing.
- Immediate dentures: Placed on the same day as extractions to help you leave with teeth while healing.
- Implant-retained dentures: Use implant anchors for added stability; suitability is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
How do I care for crowns, bridges and dentures?
Good home care keeps everything comfortable and looking its best.
For crowns and bridges:
- Brush twice daily with a fluoride toothpaste
- Clean under the bridge with super floss or interdental brushes
- Avoid chewing ice or very hard sweets that can crack porcelain
- Book a check-up every 6 months to monitor the margins
For dentures:
- Rinse after meals and brush the denture daily with a soft brush
- Soak overnight in a non-abrasive cleanser; never in hot water
- Brush your gums and tongue to keep tissues healthy
- Store the denture wet to maintain shape
When should I book an assessment?
- A tooth is cracked, worn, or has had a root canal
- A gap affects chewing or speech
- Your current denture rubs, moves, or feels loose
- You want a fixed option instead of a removable one
What will I feel after treatment?
Mild pressure or tenderness is common for a day or two. Stick to soft foods at first, then return to normal eating as comfort allows. Contact us if any area rubs, clicks, or feels high, meaning the treated tooth touches first when you close your mouth and feels slightly raised so that we can make a quick adjustment. Small, precise changes relieve tenderness and protect the tooth.
Book an assessment with us to explore crowns, a tooth bridge, or different types of dentures that suit your needs.

