Adjustments
With age, the mouth’s bone structure and soft tissue change. Therefore, over time, the overall fit and comfort of your current dentures can change.
Additionally, new dentures can cause high-pressure sore spots. This is a normal condition and is easily resolved with an adjustment. These adjustments will reduce the pressure placed on the gum tissue for greater comfort. Patients with new dentures should expect a few follow-up appointments for necessary adjustments.
If soreness and discomfort are keeping you from enjoying your dentures, a simple adjustment can make all the difference in the world.
FAQs About Adjustments
My dentures are new; why do I need an adjustment?
New dentures can take time to get used to and find their correct ‘fit.’ It is important to adjust your fit so your dentures work properly enabling you to maintain normal speech and facilitate normal chewing function.
How do you adjust my dentures?
With your comfort in mind, our team of in-house laboratory technicians and denturists consult with you on ‘where it hurts.’ As your mouth changes, we can adjust your dentures so that fit your mouth properly.
My dentures are hurting my mouth; do I need an adjustment?
Your dentures are specially designed to fit the contours of your mouth, allowing for a fit that feels as close to your natural teeth as possible. Over the course of time, your dentures may begin to sit in ‘high spots’ on your gum line, rubbing against the mouth, gums and causing the surrounding soft tissue to feel sore. An adjustment will ease the discomfort.
Repairs
Accidents happen — but damaged dentures can be repaired.
And, like anything else used daily, dentures are also susceptible to normal wear and tear. Regardless of the circumstance, you can rely on our highly skilled dentists and on-site dental lab technicians to access state-of-the art technology and advanced materials for all repairs — offering a simple, hassle-free experience.
FAQs About Repairs
How much does it cost to repair dentures?
Of course, this is a case-by-case situation of damage or wear, and the repair service is determined by the nature of the problem and its repair solution. Restore Dentures and Implants will always work with you to find the most affordable options available.
How long will a repair take?
Many times, your Restore dentist can repair your dentures within a single visit. With our on-site lab and lab techs under the same roof, we can work on restoring your dentures as quickly as possible.
How do repairs work?
Denture repairs are assessed as simple or in need of impressions. Your Restore dentist will evaluate the individual situation with your dentures and provide the most appropriate and affordable solutions. Sometimes it’s a tweak — sometimes a new impression of your mouth will be taken to assist with your denture repair.
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Relines
Over time, and because denture prosthetics don’t shift with our ages and changes, dentures may not fit or feel as natural as they once did.
Denture relines do exactly that — they re-align or refit your dentures back to your gums.
If your dentures feel loose or uncomfortable, let our team help you restore the natural feel of your dentures. The process is simple and makes a world of difference in everything from speaking to eating.
FAQs About Relines
How does a Reline work?
Your Restore dentist will use a new impression of your denture and fix any loose-fitting prosthetic. The new impression is used by our in-house lab and its team to make any adjustments to your dentures to better fit your gums.
How long will a Reline take?
Many times, your Restore dentist can offer a denture reline within a single visit. With our on-site lab and lab techs under the same roof, we can create a new impression of your dentures and reline them to your gums.
What exactly is a Denture Reline?
A denture reline refits your dentures back to your gums.
