How much do dentures cost?
The cost of dentures depends on which type you need for your tooth replacement needs and a variety of other factors. At your consultation, our team will provide you with a detailed cost breakdown and go over our flexible financing options.
How long do dentures last?
The longevity of your dentures depends on a myriad of variables. These include the type of dentures you have, the health of your jawbone, how you care for your dentures, and more. To increase the life of your dentures, make sure that you attend biannual checkups to assess your jawbone density, clean your dentures daily, and upkeep your oral hygiene regimen.
Who is a good candidate for dentures?
Anyone who has lost multiple teeth or all of their teeth may be a candidate for dentures. Your dentist will assess your oral health, jawbone condition, and treatment goals to recommend the best option.
Are dentures comfortable?
Properly fitted dentures should feel comfortable after the adjustment period. If you experience ongoing discomfort, your dentist may recommend adjustments or relining.
Can dentures stain over time?
Yes. Coffee, tea, wine, tobacco, and poor cleaning habits can cause staining. Daily cleaning helps keep dentures looking their best.
Will dentures change the way I speak?
You may notice slight speech changes at first, but most patients adapt within a few weeks. Reading aloud and practicing difficult words can help speed up the adjustment process.
Can dentures help improve facial appearance?
Yes. Dentures help support the lips and cheeks, reducing the sunken appearance that often occurs after tooth loss.
Yes, dentures can crack, chip, or break if dropped or subjected to excessive force. Handle them carefully and avoid attempting DIY repairs.
Are implant-supported dentures removable?
Some implant-supported dentures are removable for cleaning, while others are fixed in place. Your dentist can explain which option best suits your needs.
Are dentures covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
Coverage may be available for eligible patients under the Canadian Dental Care Plan, subject to eligibility requirements and coverage guidelines.