
Home Visit Dentures Across Dorset
A full/full denture case taken in your own home, care home or hospital. As a Clinical Dental Technician, John does every appointment at your door, within about 10 miles of Poole.
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The whole denture service, brought to you
If getting to a lab or surgery is difficult, we bring the service to you. John is a Clinical Dental Technician, which means every appointment can happen in your own home, care home or hospital: the impressions, the special trays, the bite, the wax try-in and fitting the finished dentures, all without you leaving the house. It is a course of visits rather than one, usually three to four weeks in total, because the dentures themselves are made on our benches in Poole between appointments.
Most domiciliary work is a full/full case, which is our term for a full upper and a full lower denture, so it suits someone with no natural teeth left. If you still have some of your own teeth we can usually still help, with one extra step first.
Very few labs offer this. A home denture service needs a Clinical Dental Technician, and there are only a handful in the whole of the South of England. That is why we are able to help people that other services simply cannot reach.
John attends with an assistant and covers roughly a ten-mile radius of the Poole laboratory. There is one thing worth checking before you call, which is whether you still have natural teeth, because that changes the first step. The quick check below explains it.

Who we can treat at home
A 30-second check before you call, so a home visit is never a wasted one.
You have no natural teeth left
As a Clinical Dental Technician, John does every appointment in your own home, hospital or care home: impressions, special trays, bites, the wax try-in and the final fit. It runs over a course of visits, with the dentures made at our Poole bench in between. There is no need for a dentist referral first.
You still have some natural teeth
We can still help, with one step first. A CDT is not a dentist, so he cannot remove teeth or do clinical checks. Your dentist needs to sign off (and handle any extractions) before we take over the denture work, and we'll happily work alongside them.
Home visits cover roughly a 10-mile radius of our Poole laboratory. John attends with an assistant.
What a home visit costs
A domiciliary case is priced to the work involved and the visit, and we confirm it clearly before we start. The first step is a phone call to check your area and your situation.
Call us to check we cover your area and to arrange the first visit.
Home-visit work is priced per case. We confirm the cost before any work begins, with no obligation.
What happens across the visits
First visit: impressions
John visits, talks through what you need and takes the first impressions. Morning or afternoon slots to suit the household.
Trays and bites
A second visit takes special-tray impressions and registers your bite, so the dentures are built to your mouth.
Wax try-in
You see and try the teeth in wax and approve the look and feel before anything is finished, with time allowed between visits.
Fit at home
We fit the finished dentures in your own home and ease them so they are comfortable. Most cases run over about three to four weeks.
A named, registered technician, not a rota
When we visit, John comes himself, with an assistant. You are not passed between strangers. He is a GDC-registered Clinical Dental Technician with close to fifty years in the trade, he takes every appointment personally, and your dentures are made on our own benches back at the Poole lab.
Behind him is an established Poole laboratory of over seventy years that is DAMAS accredited and MHRA registered. For a family arranging care for a relative, that combination, a named person and an accredited lab, is exactly the reassurance you want.

Questions about this service
No jargon, no pressure. If your question is not here, call the lab and a technician will talk it through.
Can you really come to my home to make dentures?
Can you help if I still have some natural teeth?
How far do you travel?
Who actually comes to the house, and are they qualified?
Can you visit a care home or arrange a group of residents?
How do I arrange it, and roughly what does it cost?
Related services
Arrange a home visit across Dorset
Call us to check we cover your area and to book the first visit. We are glad to talk it through with a family member or carer too.

