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David Barrick Denture Clinic Oakville office: 905-845-6489 - Burlington office: 905-639-1597
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  • I had my denture implant done in Sept 2005 and it was the best investment I ever made. I can now enjoy my food without my lower denture always lifting up and food going underneath. They are securely in place now and can easily be removed for cleaning and snapped back into place. I was in my 80's when I had this done, I wish I had it done sooner.

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  • I have been going to David Barrick's Denture Clinic for at least 10 years and have always been extremely happy with the work they do. About 3 1/2 years ago David persuaded me to go for dental implants on the lower jaw. It was probably the best decision I have ever made!

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Denture Rebase, Relines & Repairs

Denture Repair, Rebase & Reline

Broken, worn or ill-fitting dentures need not always be replaced. In fact, your denturist can assess very quickly if you’re a candidate for a rebase, reline or repair. In the case of repairs, your Denturist can often offer same-day service.

Rebase

Rebasing is usually done when the denture teeth have not worn out in comparison to the denture base material. It is a process of retrofitting dentures by replacing all of the acrylic denture base with new acrylic, which provides a stable denture without replacing the denture teeth.

Relines

This consists of adding new base material to the tissue side of a denture so it fits properly. Your Denturist will need to take an impression inside your existing denture.

Relining affects only the fit of your denture and will not change the appearance.

Relines are required when tissue changes occur due to resorbtion (shrinkage).

This can be due to :

  • loss of weight
  • loss of teeth
  • loss of bone
  • ageing
  • disease or illness

Repairs

In most cases, your Denturist can restore an existing broken or cracked denture to its original state. Repairs may be required when breakage or chipping occurs, when one or more teeth need to be added to an existing denture( due to tooth extraction), or because of wear and tear.

Most repairs can easily be done in one day. If your denture requires a repair, it may be indicative of underlying problems, including age of the denture, worn teeth or poor fit. Your Denturist is the professional who can best explain how to prevent denture breakage from occurring.

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