When your denture breaks, it can cause sudden panic and stress. It’s important to know that most dentures can be repaired and that McCabe Denture & Implant Solutions offers same-day repairs. Keep reading for expert advice on what to do if you need emergency denture repair. 1. Don’t Panic First and foremost, stay calm. We understand how important your denture is to you and that you may be in pain or feeling self-conscious. Take a deep breath, and proceed to step 2. 2. Call The Experts Call our office immediately and we will do our best to get you scheduled in on the same day. Our goal is to ..read more

One of the first things we learn in life is how to properly care for our teeth. The importance of dental hygiene and regular checkups can not be overstated. However, even with proper care, there are additional factors that can contribute to tooth loss. Here are the top reasons for tooth loss and steps you can take to combat it from happening. Tooth Decay Teeth can decay over time if they are not properly cared for. If you are not dedicated to brushing and flossing your teeth every day, and visiting a dentist for regular cleanings and checkups, it is possible that your teeth will begin to decay ..read more

Overall dental health and appearance can greatly impact one’s self-esteem. Not only does a broken denture make everyday tasks such as chewing, swallowing, and talking unnecessarily difficult, it can also be embarrassing. A reputable denture clinic will listen and make you feel comfortable — and will show you how to care for your dentures to lengthen their life-span and avoid costly repairs. Below, we discuss everything you need to know about denture repair. Why Do Dentures Break? Dentures can break for several reasons. The average lifespan of dentures is anywhere between 5 and 10 years, and da ..read more

At McCabe Denture Clinic, we know that having dentures in good working order is an essential component of feeling comfortable and enjoying a high quality of life. If you start to experience issues with your dentures, you may wonder if it’s time for a replacement. Here are six signs you need new dentures: Signs You Need New Dentures 1. Loose fit Your dentures should fit your mouth properly in order to work as they should. If your dentures begin to feel loose, it’s time to consider replacing them. Typically a reline will help the fit if the dentures are in good shape and aren’t too old. 2. Diffi ..read more