What Can Be Repaired?
Many common denture problems can be repaired without replacing the entire denture.
Dentures can become damaged from everyday wear, accidental drops, changes in fit, or stress placed on the appliance over time. Depending on the condition of the denture and the extent of the damage, our on-site laboratory may be able to restore it so you can get back to wearing it comfortably.
Broken or Cracked Dentures
A fractured or cracked denture can often be repaired by carefully repositioning the pieces and restoring the damaged acrylic. We’ll evaluate the denture to determine whether repair is appropriate.
Broken or Missing Teeth
Individual denture teeth that have broken, loosened, or come out may be replaceable without remaking the entire denture. Replacement teeth can be selected and positioned to restore appearance and function.
Damaged or Worn Acrylic
Chipped, damaged, or worn areas of the denture base may be repairable depending on their location and extent. We’ll examine the appliance and recommend the appropriate repair.
Does Your Denture Keep Breaking?
If a denture repeatedly cracks or breaks, there may be an underlying issue with its fit, bite, or condition. Rather than simply repairing the same problem again, we can evaluate the denture and discuss whether an adjustment, reline, or replacement may be appropriate.