03 9599 2790
1254 Plenty Rd, Bundoora VIC 3083  ·  Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm

Digital dentures.Modern design.
Personal care.

Your denture starts with a clear picture of your mouth. At Supreme, intraoral scans and digital design guide the work we finish by hand in our Bundoora lab. Peter plans the details with you, checks the fit in person and explains what to expect, from your first records to follow-up care.

Free first consultation in Bundoora.

Peter LimOver 20 years in denture-making

Illustration of denture design on a computer in a laboratory
AI-generated illustration.

From your mouth to a digital model

Illustration of a handheld scanner recording teeth for a digital model
AI-generated illustration, not our actual equipment.

At Supreme, we use a small handheld intraoral scanner inside your mouth to record the surfaces of your teeth and gums. These digital records help us plan your denture. Depending on your mouth, conventional impressions or scans of models and existing dentures may also be needed.

The records guide a denture design on screen, including the planned teeth and base. Our digital workflow combines computer-aided design and 3D printing with hand finishing in the Bundoora laboratory. Peter still checks the denture in your mouth; technology does not replace fitting, judgement or follow-up care.

Your digital design is kept as a starting point for future work. If a denture is lost or needs replacing, that record may help with planning. Your mouth and the age of the records still need review, and new records or adjustments may be needed. We explain the proposed approach, costs and timing before proceeding.

A design record for future care

Scanner recording a dental arch

Record

Digital records guide your design.

A digital denture design and saved file

Keep

Your design is retained for future work.

A denture reviewed before future work

Review

We reassess your mouth before planning a replacement.

AI-generated illustrations. Individual designs vary.

A saved design does not make replacement instant, free or guaranteed to fit.

How it is made

  1. Laboratory scanner recording a denture model, not a scan inside the mouth01

    Assess and record

    Assess your mouth and collect suitable records. This photo shows our laboratory scanner, used for models or existing dentures.

  2. A denture design on a computer screen02

    Design on screen

    Plan the denture and tooth arrangement on screen.

  3. A denture base in the 3D printer03

    Print and finish

    Manufacture the denture, then finish it by hand in our lab.

  4. A finished denture held in a gloved hand04

    Fit and review

    Check the fit in your mouth and discuss care and adjustments.

Visits and timing depend on your treatment needs.

Inside our lab

01 Print
02 Cure
03 Finish
04 Ready to fit

Before and after

Examples of our denture work across the practice. Individual treatment plans and results vary.

Peter Lim, dental prosthetist at Supreme Denture Studio

Meet Peter Lim

Registered dental prosthetist
Wooseob (Peter) Lim · AHPRA DEN0002695893

Peter brings over 20 years of denture-making experience to Supreme. He is involved from your first records through to making, fitting and adjusting your denture in our Bundoora laboratory, so the details you discuss can follow through into the finished work.

  • Advanced Diploma of Dental Prosthetics, RMIT University
  • Registered Dental Prosthetist, Dental Board of Australia
  • Member, Australian Dental Prosthetists Association (ADPA)
  • Prosthetics demonstrator, University of Melbourne Dental School (DDS program)

Known for his calm, friendly approach, Peter also volunteers in school programs that help children feel more comfortable with dental care. He offers consultations in English and Korean, with time to discuss your preferences and questions.

His work includes new dentures, implant-retained dentures and custom mouthguards. Your first consultation is a chance to meet him, discuss suitable options and understand the next steps before deciding.

Common questions

Is digital right for everyone?

No. Suitability and fit depend on your mouth, records and clinical checks. A conventional or combined approach may suit you better.

Will I still need impressions?

Possibly. Some mouths need conventional impressions or a combination of records. We assess what is appropriate for you.

Does digital mean fewer appointments?

Some stages can be combined in suitable cases. Records, fitting checks and adjustments still determine the number of visits.

Can you replace a lost denture from the file?

The saved design can help, but your mouth and the age of the records need review. We explain any new records, costs and timing before proceeding.

What happens after fitting?

Digital dentures still need cleaning, reviews and adjustments. Contact us if the fit becomes loose or sore.

Book a free consultation

Discuss your options, costs and next steps. No decision needed on the day.

Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm · 1254 Plenty Rd, Bundoora VIC 3083

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