Do I have to check my denture regularly by a denturist?

Yes, it is important to check your denture regularly. We can detect any small issues with your denture and repair it before it causes a major problem for your denture or your gum. Also checking your denture on a regular basis and maintaining it for any repairs will extend the life of your denture.

My denture is broken, but I can’t live without it for days until it is repaired. Can you repair it the same day?

We at Prestige Denture Clinic totally understand the frustration of not having your denture for a long period of time for repairs, so we are offering same-day repair for most repairs and reline cases so you don’t have to be without your dentures for a couple of days.

A denture reline adds a layer of acrylic inside your denture to fit better in your mouth. It’s very important to reline your denture regularly for a better fit.

Why do I have to reline my denture?

You have to reline your denture regularly for many reasons: The structure of your gum bones and jaw underneath your denture is constantly changing as you age, so your denture has to follow this change. Bad-fitting dentures are painful, uncomfortable, and can cause bigger problems down the road. Lose fit dentures can cause damage to the bone under it and also it can cause yeast & bacteria infections to the gum underneath it. Ill-fitting dentures are much easier to break because they are not stable in the mouth. Reline helps your dentures to fit properly and keeps your mouth healthy and functioning at its best.

I can’t wear my ordinary dentures; it hurts, and I have sore spots and tender gums all the time, and my dentist said I have a “flattened ridge” in my lower jaw. How can you help?

A soft reline is the best solution in your case. Dentures with a soft liner retain in the mouth quite nicely because they conform closely to the shape of their gums. Soft relines can be done in new or old dentures, and they stay good for around a year until you have to replace them with new ones.

Professional Denture Repair & Relines

Dentures can sometimes suffer damage from accidental drops, wear and tear, or cracked teeth. In these cases, immediate professional repair is essential to avoid further damage and restore your denture’s usefulness. During a denture repair at Prestige Denture Clinic, we carefully reconstruct the broken pieces using only high-quality denture acrylic material. This process ensures your denture is restored to a like-new condition with strength and durability.

It is important to never attempt to fix damaged dentures yourself using cement, glue, or household adhesives. These substances are not designed for denture repair and can cause additional damage or create health risks. Trust our skilled technicians to provide the safe, effective repairs your dentures need.

Over time, natural changes occur in your gums and jawbone as you wear your dentures. These changes often lead to a loose-fitting denture that can cause discomfort, irritation, and difficulty eating or speaking. To maintain proper fit and function, it is recommended to have your denture professionally relined at least once every two years.

Denture relining involves reshaping the interior surface of your denture to better conform to the current contours of your gums. This process improves retention, increases comfort, and helps prevent sores or irritation caused by an ill-fitting denture. Regular relines extend the lifespan of your dentures and contribute to better oral health.

Experienced Craftsmanship: Our team utilizes precise techniques and quality materials to ensure every repair and reline restores your dentures to their best condition.
Quick Turnaround: We know how important your dentures are, so we strive to provide timely service that gets you back to smiling, eating, and speaking comfortably as soon as possible.
Personalized Care: Each denture is unique, so we tailor our services to meet your specific denture type and oral health condition.
Comprehensive Service: From minor cracks to full denture relines, we handle a wide range of denture maintenance needs to keep you smiling strong.

Do I have to check my denture regularly by a denturist?
Yes, it is important to check your denture regularly. We can detect any small issues with your denture and repair it before it causes a major problem for your denture or your gum. Also checking your denture on a regular basis and maintaining it for any repairs will extend the life of your denture.
My denture is broken, but I can’t live without it for days until it is repaired. Can you repair it the same day?
We at Prestige Denture Clinic totally understand the frustration of not having your denture for a long period of time for repairs, so we are offering same-day repair for most repairs and reline cases so you don’t have to be without your dentures for a couple of days.
What is a Reline?
A denture reline adds a layer of acrylic inside your denture to fit better in your mouth. It’s very important to reline your denture regularly for a better fit.
Why do I have to reline my denture?
You have to reline your denture regularly for many reasons:

The structure of your gum bones and jaw underneath your denture is constantly changing as you age, so your denture has to follow this change.
Bad-fitting dentures are painful, uncomfortable, and can cause bigger problems down the road.
Lose fit dentures can cause damage to the bone under it and also it can cause yeast & bacteria infections to the gum underneath it.
Ill-fitting dentures are much easier to break because they are not stable in the mouth.
Reline helps your dentures to fit properly and keeps your mouth healthy and functioning at its best.
I can’t wear my ordinary dentures; it hurts, and I have sore spots and tender gums all the time, and my dentist said I have a “flattened ridge” in my lower jaw. How can you help?
A soft reline is the best solution in your case. Dentures with a soft liner retain in the mouth quite nicely because they conform closely to the shape of their gums. Soft relines can be done in new or old dentures, and they stay good for around a year until you have to replace them with new ones.