Maintaining good oral health goes beyond just brushing and flossing; it extends to the proper care of dental appliances, such as dentures. Whether you're a new denture wearer or have been relying on them for years, scheduling an annual check-up with your dentist is crucial. In this blog post, we'll explore the reasons why getting your dentures checked yearly is essential for ensuring a healthy and confident smile. Oral Health Assessment: Regular dental check-ups allow your denturist to assess your overall oral health. During these appointments, they can identify any potential issues with your ..read more

The new Canadian Dental Care plan has been launched on Monday with seniors and kids up first for coverage. Applications for seniors aged 87 and over will open later this month before eligibility expands in new year. To be eligible for the program, a person must have a household income below $90,000 and no access to an existing private insurance plan. The person must also have filed a tax return so the government can verify income. What will be covered? Preventive services, including scaling (cleaning), polishing, sealants and fluoride Diagnostic services, including examinations and x-ray ..read more

Where do I start if I think I need dentures? The best starting point for determining whether or not you need dentures is to schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our Denturist's. How much do dentures cost? Denture fees can vary based on the type of prothesis being constructed. We offer a variety of payment options. What kind of dentures are there? Our dentures can replace some or all of your missing teeth. The dentures that replace all of the teeth are referred to as ‘complete dentures‘ and they rest on your gums, which cover the jawbone. Attaching these dentures to dental implant ..read more

The cost of dentures is dependent on a number of factors including the amount of teeth being replaced, whether they are a replacement set or an immediate set done at the time of extractions. Contact our office and our team of Denturists will go over all of your options and create a treatment plan that works best for you. Contact us today to book a Complimentary Consultation at one of our three locations in Saskatoon! 306-933-3041 info@allieddenture.com ..read more

If you have suffered from tooth loss due to extraction, decay, or trauma, we can help. We help patients understand the difference between two common types of dentures: partial vs. full dentures. Dentures to Fit Your Smile When you think of dentures, do you picture oversized, slipping plastic plates? It is time to think again; this treatment has improved dramatically over the years to offer patients a more natural, secure option for teeth replacement. Dentures do more than just improve the aesthetics of the teeth; they restore chewing and speaking function as well. For patients with partial or ..read more

Eating with dentures is a skill that every patient acquires, albeit differently in each case. As the patient, it is important to understand that the way you ate with natural teeth is no longer helpful to you. A totally new set of skills will need to be learned to allow you to use the muscles and tongue in your mouth to help control the denture movement while eating. Remember, your mouth has 1 or 2 artificial appliances (dentures) in there, and they are ‘in the way’ for normal eating/chewing. You now need to learn how to use them to chew your food. Even at best, standard dentures (no implants ..read more