Denture Referrals for Dentists
Urim Denture Clinic welcomes referrals from dentists and other clinicians for complete dentures, partial dentures, removable implant overdentures and the assessment of existing denture problems. Dental Prosthetist Isaac Hoshi works collaboratively with the referring practitioner and keeps the denture component aligned with your wider treatment plan.
How to refer a patient.
Send your referral
Complete the referral form below or send a referral letter addressed to Isaac Hoshi, Dental Prosthetist.
We contact the patient
Urim contacts the patient directly to arrange a consultation and confirms receipt of your referral with you.
We report back to you
With the patient’s consent, the assessment findings and proposed denture plan are shared with you.
What to include with your referral.
Urim can assess patients needing complete, partial or removable implant overdentures, as well as existing dentures with fit, function, bite or appearance concerns, damage, or a possible need for relining or replacement. Isaac will advise if another practitioner should assess or treat an issue before denture care proceeds.
- A completed referral form, or a referral letter addressed to Isaac Hoshi, Dental Prosthetist.
- The patient’s name, date of birth and preferred contact details.
- The reason for referral and the patient’s main concerns.
- Relevant medical and dental history, and the current dental status.
- Any planned extractions, restorative work or implant treatment, and the intended sequence.
- Relevant radiographs, photographs, scans or clinical records.
- Implant system and component details where applicable.
- Any timing considerations that affect when the denture stages should begin.
The detail behind our patients dentures.
Explore the design principles, clinical records and characterisation techniques behind our denture treatment.
Natural looking detail
Premium multi-layered acrylic characterisation and custom gingival texturing designed to mimic living tissue and support high smile lines with optimal aesthetic integration.
Thoughtful partial denture design
Scandinavian-inspired framework geometry engineered to maximise gingival relief, safeguard periodontal health, prevent soft-tissue stripping, and eliminate sinking or chronic ulceration.
Recording the patients jaw positioning
Accurate clinical facebow transfer ensuring precise 3D spatial orientation of the maxilla relative to the terminal hinge axis, directly eliminating laboratory mounting errors and subsequent occlusal interferences.
Fine-turning the occlusal bite
Intraoral graphic pin tracing utilised to capture true centric relation and verify vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO), entirely bypassing the inherent distortions of conventional wax rim records to ensure zero-error prosthesis delivery.
Patient Referral Form
If you have a patient that you would like to refer to us, you can either:
- fill out the online form below
- attach a referral letter to our email address
Upon receiving your referral, we will contact your patient directly to arrange an appointment, and will contact you confirming receipt of your referral request.
For any urgent cases: Please call (02) 8065 7787 at any point in time.
Personally Guided Denture Care
Working with dental prosthetist Isaac Hoshi.
Isaac Hoshi is the Owner, Director and Dental Prosthetist at Urim Denture Clinic in Cremorne. Dentures are the clinic’s sole focus, and Isaac works directly with patients through assessment, treatment planning, fitting and follow-up care.
Patients remain under your care for natural teeth, periodontal needs, implant health and any treatment outside the removable prosthesis. For partial denture and implant overdenture cases, early communication helps align tooth position, support, retention and maintenance access with the intended denture design.
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Discuss a case before you refer.
If you would like to talk through a case before referring, call the clinic and ask for Isaac. Please mention any planned treatment stage so the denture planning can begin at the appropriate time.