✅ Repairs We Can Usually Do Alone
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Snapped edges/flanges that still fit together
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A few broken teeth (up to 3)
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A simple crack down the middle (if you haven’t tried gluing it yourself)
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Adding a strengthening wire or mesh (if the denture pieces fit back neatly)
⚠️ Sometimes Possible at the Lab – Needs a Look First
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Cracks or breaks that you’ve already glued together
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Back teeth that affect your bite
🚧 Repairs With a Risk of Failure
(We’ll warn you if the repair may not last long.)
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Several broken or shattered teeth
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Dentures broken into many pieces
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Old repairs that no longer hold together
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Broken nightguards
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Adjustments for sore spots or rubbing
❌ Requires a Dentist Appointment
(Some repairs can’t be done safely without your dentist.)
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Relines (tightening the fit)
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Flexible partial repairs
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Adding wires or flanges to metal dentures
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Repairs needing an impression of your bite
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If you have allergies to dental materials
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Very old or badly worn dentures
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Dentures chewed by pets
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Fixing sore spots