In this video, Dr. Rose Magno explains why dentures become loose and what treatment options may help improve stability and comfort.
What we could do is perform an exam and see why your denture is loose in the first place. I need to determine how long you’ve had it and why it’s loose. Once you come to our office, we can determine exactly what you’ll need, and I will give you your options.
In some cases, you may just need a reline. In other cases, we can make it a fixed bridge so you don’t have to take it in and out anymore. You can get rid of your partials and dentures and instead have a fixed bridge that’s cemented in place. It will likely feel better for eating and speaking, and it will be much more comfortable without that plasticky feeling many dentures and partials have.
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