No matter how well you take care of your dentures, they’ll eventually need adjustments or repairs. Over time, your mouth changes shape, and dentures can become loose, uncomfortable, or even damaged. That’s where denture relines and repairs come in—they help restore a proper fit, improve comfort, and extend the life of your dentures.
If you’re unsure what to expect at your first appointment or how relining differs from repairs, don’t worry! I’ll break it all down for you.
It’s not always obvious when your dentures need professional attention. Here are some signs that it’s time for an adjustment or repair:
❌ Loose dentures that slip or move
❌ Difficulty speaking clearly (slurring or whistling sounds)
❌ Problems chewing foods you used to eat easily
❌ Visible cracks, chips, or dark stains
❌ Persistent sore spots on your gums
❌ General discomfort while wearing dentures
If you notice any of these issues, book an appointment with us to get things checked out. A simple adjustment can make a huge difference in comfort and function.
Feeling nervous about your first visit? Don’t be! The process is pretty straightforward:
Step 1: Examination – We will check your mouth and dentures.
Step 2: Assessment – We will determine if a reline or repair is needed.
Step 3: Discussion – We will explain the options, costs, and expected time frame.
Step 4: Procedure – Depending on the service, we will adjust, repair, or take impressions for further work.
Most relining and repair appointments are quick and painless, so you’ll be back to normal in no time!
✔ Relines help maintain a secure fit and prevent discomfort.
✔ Repairs restore damaged dentures quickly and affordably.
✔ If your dentures feel off, book a consultation—early fixes are easier and cheaper!
If you think you need a denture reline or repair, don’t wait—the sooner you get it checked, the more comfortable and functional your dentures will be.
💬 Questions? Ready to book an appointment? Reach out to us today and keep your smile in top shape! 😊
People often mix up denture relines and denture repairs, but they’re actually quite different.
A denture reline reshapes the inner surface of the denture—the part that rests against your gums—to improve comfort and stability. Your gums and bone naturally shrink over time, and relining ensures your dentures continue to fit snugly and securely.
💡 Most people need a denture reline every 1-2 years to maintain a proper fit.
✅ Hard Denture Reline
Uses the same material as your dentures for a long-lasting fit.
Feels just like your original denture.
Can be cleaned and maintained as usual.
✅ Soft Denture Reline
Uses a cushioned, flexible material for added comfort.
Great for people with sensitive gums or sore spots.
Requires extra care—no soaking in standard cleaning products.
Needs more frequent replacements than hard relines.
A denture repair restores a denture that’s been cracked, chipped, or broken. This damage can happen from wear and tear or from accidents like dropping your dentures.
💡 Good news? Many denture repairs are quick and affordable! Some can be done same-day, while more complex fixes may take a few days.
Common Denture Repairs Include:
✔ Fixing cracks or chips
✔ Replacing a missing tooth
✔ Deep cleaning – removing stains and restoring the appearance