
Repairs & Maintenance
What Should I Do If My Denture Breaks?
A broken denture is common and usually repairable, but home glue makes things worse. Here is exactly what to do in the first hour and when a repair will or will not hold.
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DENTURE RESOURCES
Clear, practical answers to the questions Kingston denture patients ask most — from choosing between complete dentures and partial dentures to daily care, comfort and fit, repairs, relines and CDCP coverage. Every article is written and clinically reviewed by Eddie Arifovski, Registered Denturist, to help you understand your options and know what to expect at each step.
These guides are general information and do not replace an individual examination. If you have a question about your own situation, book a complimentary consultation and we will review it with you in person.

Repairs & Maintenance
A broken denture is common and usually repairable, but home glue makes things worse. Here is exactly what to do in the first hour and when a repair will or will not hold.

Repairs & Maintenance
Looseness, adhesive dependence and trapped food are signs your denture no longer matches your gums. A reline refits the inside surface so it sits securely again.

Dentures
The choice depends on how many natural teeth remain and whether those teeth can help support the appliance. Here is how each option works and who it suits.

Dentures
Immediate dentures are placed the same day teeth are removed so you are never without teeth. They also mean relines and adjustments as your gums heal and change shape.

CDCP & Coverage
The Canadian Dental Care Plan covers many removable denture services, with patient cost-sharing that depends on your coverage tier. Here is how it works at a Kingston denture clinic.

Implant Dentures
Both replace missing teeth, but one anchors to implants and the other rests on the gums. The difference matters most for lower dentures, where stability is hardest.

Denture Care
Daily cleaning extends the life of your denture and protects your gums. The right routine is simple once you know what to use — and what to avoid.

Denture Care
Dentures and the mouth beneath them change slowly, so problems can sneak up. These are the signs worth a visit before a small issue becomes a big one.

Implant Dentures
Snap-on dentures click onto implants and release for cleaning. They are a popular style of implant-retained denture for people who want security without surgery-only solutions.

Implant Dentures
Both use implants to support a full arch of teeth, but one is typically fixed and the other removable. The right choice depends on cleanability, budget and clinical factors.

Repairs & Maintenance
A soft liner adds a cushioned layer inside your denture for gums that cannot tolerate hard acrylic. It can bring real relief when adjustments alone have not.

Denture Care
Grinding wears down teeth and damages dental work while you sleep. A custom night guard cushions the bite and protects your smile far better than store-bought guards.

Denture Care
Whitening gel only lightens natural enamel, not denture teeth. If you have a partial denture, planning the order of treatment keeps your smile matching.

Dentures
Digital records and precision manufacturing add consistency and reproducibility to denture making. The biggest patient benefit may be easier replacement if a denture is lost.

Daily Life with Dentures
For patients who find travel difficult, Nova brings essential denture care to your home or care facility. Here is what can be done on site and what still needs the clinic.

Daily Life with Dentures
A little adhesive can help, but needing more and more is usually a sign your denture needs a reline. Here is how to use adhesive correctly and when to call us instead.

Daily Life with Dentures
The first weeks with new dentures take patience. A few practical steps make eating and talking feel natural sooner — and tell you when to come in for an adjustment.

Denture Care
A custom oral appliance can reduce snoring for suitable patients, but loud habitual snoring can signal sleep apnea — a medical condition that needs a physician first.
Reading is a great first step. If you have a question about your own mouth, the clearest answer comes from an in-person look. Book a complimentary consultation in Kingston and we will review your situation and explain your options — with no pressure to proceed.
Book a free denture consultation in Kingston. We will listen to your concerns, review suitable treatment options and explain the next steps clearly.