What does it involve?

Repairing dentures involves several steps to ensure a seamless restoration. First, the damaged area is carefully assessed by a dental professional to determine the extent of the issue. Depending on the nature of the damage, repairs may vary from simple adjustments to more complex procedures. For minor repairs such as small cracks, repair resins may be used to mend the affected area. In cases of more significant damage, additional strengtheners may be required to reinforce the structure. In cases of more significant damage, additional materials such as acrylic resin or metal clasps may be required to reinforce the structure and restore functionality.

How does it work?

The repair process typically begins with the removal of any damaged or compromised parts of the denture. Once the area is prepared, the necessary materials are applied to rebuild and reinforce the affected region. This may involve molding new acrylic or resin to replace missing pieces or reattaching broken components. After the repair is complete, the denture is carefully polished and adjusted to ensure a comfortable fit and proper bite alignment. Ultimately, denture repairs not only restore function but also provide individuals with the confidence to continue enjoying their daily activities without interruption.