Eating without teeth or dentures   Attempting to eat without dentures or remaining natural teeth is not only a challenge but can come with a host of other issues.   Poor Digestion As we have mentioned before, digestion starts in the mouth. Inadequate chewing interferes with this process and can lead to further digestion/ nutritional deficiencies if missing teeth are not replaced. Undigested food can become a breeding ground for bacteria, adding to bacterial growth, flatulence and other symptoms of indigestion.     Further bone deterioration/ Gum infections Attempting to “c ..read more

    The importance of maintaining excellent oral hygiene cannot be overstated. While many may believe that challenges diminish with the loss of natural teeth, the truth is quite the opposite. Daily oral care remains paramount, even for those with no remaining natural teeth.   Below we have listed the essential steps to not only keep your dentures pristine, but also to promote overall gum health, ensuring a confident radiating smile.   1. Thorough Denture Cleaning for Optimal Health:  Dentures, much like natural teeth, can harbour a buildup of plaque, tartar, and bact ..read more

Having a functional denture is essential to not only your smile’s aesthetics but also your ability to eat. Not replacing your worn-out or ill-fitting dentures can lead to low self-confidence and food avoidance.   Here are 5 signs your denture may need to be replaced.   1. Loose or Ill-Fitting Dentures: One of the most apparent signs that your dentures may need an upgrade is a change in fit. If you notice your dentures becoming loose, slipping, or causing discomfort, it could be a result of wear and tear. Over time, due to jawbone resorption, your denture(s) fit will be affected, pro ..read more

Our team of Denturists, Lab Technicians and Support staff are deeply immersed in the process of creating your new smile. From the initial consultation to denture fabrication to every check-up and denture adjustment in the years to come. We want to be part of your denture journey and will ensure you receive compassionate care and the attention to detail you deserve.   So just what is the process of getting new dentures?   Typically with standard dentures, it takes a few weeks or normally 4-5 appointments (depending on your availability). If you have had a prior Digital Denture we ha ..read more

Well-fitting dentures should offer you Retention, Support, and Stability. If you find that your dentures are moving about and or are causing you sores, it is imperative to have one of our Denturists inspect your denture(s), and examine your mouth. All dentures may need some adjustments from time to time as they settle in or as your mouth changes and this is normal! Denture adjustments may be required throughout the life of your denture because your entire mouth (gums, tissues) are ever changing now that there are missing your natural teeth.   OTHER TIPS FOR ADJUSTING TO YOUR NEW DENTURE ..read more

We get it, you want to save time and money but at what cost? We’ve seen some online ads offering cheap and quick dentures that you can make yourself, and we are here to tell you to save your money! While it may seem like a good idea for a quick fix, here are reasons why you should avoid purchasing“ Make it yourself “Denture Kits online.   You are not a professional. With all due respect, you have not been to an accredited school or have been trained in taking impressions of the mouth. If your impression is not 100% perfect the fitting surface of the denture will not fit you properly. T ..read more

HOW DO I ADJUST TO MY NEW DENTURES? Now that you have your new smile it is important to remember that your new dentures will take some getting used to. While this is an exciting time and you’ll want to dive right into eating the foods you love, there are a few things to keep in mind.  Whether this is your first set or replacement set, adjusting to your new dentures can be a challenge. You must realize that new dentures will feel strange and unnatural at first and this is because our mouths have perhaps been accustomed to ill-fitting dentures or worn-down dentures. Possible overcompensat ..read more

Why see a Denturist? A Denturist is someone who has been trained specifically to fit and fabricate dentures. In Canada, to be a Denturist you must have graduated from an accredited denturist school and, completed provincial board examinations. Denturists in Manitoba are governed by the Denturist Association of Manitoba and the Denturist Association of Canada.   A Denturist works with dentures all day, every day. Unlike other dental professionals, Denturists are there every step of the way. Denturists are the only dental professionals specifically trained in both clinical and laboratory ..read more

What you need to know about Complete Dentures A complete denture is made when either all of the upper and/or lower teeth are lost and need to be replaced. A complete denture replaces all of your teeth. Beyond appearance, a complete denture enables you to chew your food properly and improve speech. Missing teeth can compromise your health and eating habits. Chewing ability is decreased and over time, deterioration of the jaw structure. An unbalanced diet or consuming less food altogether due to poor chewing abilities can result in nutritional deficiencies, digestive problems, depression, and o ..read more

Facts you need to know about Partial Dentures With advancing dental technologies in tooth restoration, partial dentures may be more common than full dentures. A partial denture replaces a few or more missing teeth while utilizing any of the remaining natural teeth you may have in order to stay in place. Partial dentures can be made out of all acrylic or cast metal and acrylic combined. . Beyond appearance, a partial denture enables you to chew your food properly, speak easier, and maintain the health of neighboring teeth. Our Denturists are pleased to offer many partial denture features such ..read more