Repairs
Reasons a denture breaks
- The acrylic is old and brittle
- The teeth are worn down
- Dropping or falling on the ground
- Uneven biting force
- A Loose denture causing stress fractures
- Manufacture defects
- Dog eats it
Many of these issues are caused by the age of your denture or from a denture that has
not been relined in a couple of years; these can lead to your denture breaking and
cracking more easily. If your denture is constantly breaking, this could be a sign that you
need a reline or a new denture.
Is it time to reline my denture?
You should reline your denture every two years or as needed. A reline will restrengthen your denture and also prevent unwanted cracks or breaks while giving you a better fit. Listed below are some signs you may need to reline your denture.
- Extremely loose denture
- Overuse of denture adhesive
- Food getting underneath your denture
- Denture rocking while you eat
- Constant pain or irritation
Is it time to Replace your Denture?
Dentures should be replaced on average every 7-8 years, depending on the quality of
the denture you have chosen. Over time your denture teeth will wear down and become
flat, making chewing and eating more difficult. In addition, the acrylic in your denture will
become weaker and more brittle as it ages, causing it to break easier. If you’re having
any of the problems listed below. It may be time to replace your denture.
- Difficulty chewing food
- Flat worn-down teeth
- Constant breaking
- Extremely loose & uncomfortable
- Tooth and acrylic discoloring
Reasons to consider Premier Dentures for your denture repairs
- 1 hour or less on most repairs
- High-quality repair materials
- Honest and affordable
- Licensed and highly trained denturist
- Over 21 years of experience
- Locally owned and operated
