Can a denture I haven’t worn in years still be used?+
That depends on its condition and on how your mouth has changed. Bring it in, and an assessment can show whether adjustment, relining or replacement makes sense.
Why won’t my old denture go back in the way it used to?+
Jaw and gum tissues keep changing after tooth loss, and any teeth or wear involved may have changed too. Don’t force it. Have it checked instead.
It never fit right, even when it was new. Can that be addressed?+
Tell the dentist what you recall about the fit, including where it hurt or moved. The assessment and your history will guide the next discussion.
If I get a new denture, how do I avoid abandoning that one too?+
Share what went wrong last time, use the try-in to give feedback, and contact the clinic when something bothers you. Sore areas should be adjusted rather than put up with.
Is going without my denture a problem?+
This is a good question to bring to your exam, as the answer depends on what’s missing and what you’re finding difficult. The dentist can talk through your own situation.
How does a Kildonan Park resident book a visit about an unused denture?+
Phone (204) 338-3003 or fill in the form, and mention that the denture hasn’t been worn. Your assessment would take place on McPhillips Street, in Winnipeg.