The quality of modern dentures is improving all the time. It is no longer a daily annoyance to have to deal with them.
There are many different reasons why a person might need replacement teeth. If you are new to using replacement teeth, we can help. I am happy to answer any questions you might have.
Denturists are licensed independent professionals trained to provide removable denture prosthetic services directly to the public. A denturist completes both clinical and laboratory procedures in-house.
What that means is that we are able to perform all the steps necessary to make a denture. This allows us to immediately transfer information completed in the operatory to our in-house laboratory, resulting in fewer appointments, faster turnaround times, and in turn a happier client.
Denturists work together with your dentist to make partial dentures or immediate dentures when alternations to natural teeth are required.
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Denturists are denture specialists. They are members of your oral healthcare team. A denturist’s practice is dedicated to the fabrication, repair, and adjustment of dentures, partial dentures, and removable implant-retained dentures.
Denturists are uniquely qualified to complete the 4-step process of making a denture:
A denturist’s occupation is to be responsible for the promotion, restoration, and rehabilitation of oral health which makes him or her the best possible choice to help you derive the maximum benefit from your denture experience.
Most denturist fees are covered by dental plans and denturists can be seen without a referral from another healthcare professional.
If you do not have a dental home or a regular dentist or need a referral to an oral surgeon, our denturist will be happy to refer you to the appropriate practitioner.
If your dentures are more than five years old, call us to schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss how we can improve your appearance, confidence, and possibly your health with high-quality replacement dentures.
Indications you should recognize
Changes in your face, jaw, and tissues occur constantly. However, your denture prosthesis does not. These physical changes happen gradually and are mostly unnoticeable to you but listed below are some signs indicating your denture prosthesis should be checked:
Our denturist is qualified to tell you when a denture needs to be replaced.
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Abbotsford, BC V2T 4X1
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