Denture relines are an essential step to get the most out of your dentures
Simply put, the shape of your mouth will change over time, and denture relining allows your existing denture to adapt to your mouth. Small changes may not be noticeable at first, but left for too long, they can lead to breakages, sores, or discomfort.
The denture relining process is quick and simple when done by a qualified dental professional. It only takes a few hours for the acrylic denture base to cure. Stop putting it off and visit your Brisbane Denture Clinic at Denture Haus today.
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Why should you have your denture relined?
Dentures can become loose dentures as your mouth shape naturally changes over time. You may not notice at first, but wearing dentures that don’t fit properly can lead to denture repair needs, breakages, and uncomfortable sores in the mouth.
By having your dentures occasionally relined, you can ensure they remain properly fitted to your changing mouth. This keeps your denture fit comfortable, secure, and supportive of your oral health.
Why choose Denture Haus for denture relines?
We aim to make the denture reline process as fast and comfortable as possible. We simply fill your dentures with an impression taking material and ask you to bite down on it.
This will remove excess material and fill any existing gaps between the dentures and your mouth. After just a few hours, we’ll return your new and improved dentures to you.
The great work we do is made possible by our highly qualified denture professionals. Equipped with the latest technology, they’ll ensure that your denture reline is perfect.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should dentures be relined?
On average dentures should be relined every 3-4 years but there are a number of factors which can change that, for example, if you had teeth out or weight loose, hence why it is advisable to go and see a denture proffessional every year for a check up and clean.
How long does a soft denture reline last?
Normally a soft denture reline almost needs to be done once a year as the material starts to go hard and quite dirty.
How to care for dentures after soft reline?
Wash them with a soft brush using soapy water and denture cleaning tablets on a daily basis.
What is a partial denture and can it be relined?
A partial denture replaces one or more missing teeth and can be relined to ensure it fits securely as your mouth changes over time.
Can dentures be used with a dental implant?
Yes, dentures can be designed to work alongside a dental implant, providing a stable and comfortable solution for missing teeth.
What is the denture base and why is it important?
The denture base is the part of the denture that sits against your gums. A proper fit ensures comfort, stability, and helps maintain good oral health.
Should I use denture adhesive?
Denture adhesive can help improve stability, particularly for loose dentures. Your dental professional can advise if it’s necessary based on your denture type.
How do I look after my dentures?
Good denture care includes regular cleaning, proper storage, and routine check-ups to maintain a comfortable fit and longevity.
How much does a denture reline cost?
Denture reline cost varies depending on the type of denture and complexity of the procedure. Contact Denture Haus for a detailed quote.
What is a temporary denture reline?
A temporary denture reline is a short-term solution that adjusts your denture until a permanent reline is completed. It helps relieve discomfort and improve fit in the meantime.
Can a relined denture restore natural teeth function?
A properly reliend denture can help restore the function and appearance of natural teeth, making it easier to eat, speak, and smile confidently.
Can I have a denture adjustment without a full reline?
Yes, a denture adjustment can correct pressure points, improve fit, and resolve discomfort without needing a complete reline.
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