If my denture feels great, what could a dentist even find?+
Fit changes and tissue concerns aren’t always obvious to the wearer. A review looks at your gums, the appliance and how they’re working together.
How often should a denture wearer come in?+
No one interval suits every wearer. Ask at your next visit how often your fit and tissues should be reviewed, given what the dentist sees.
Will I be told I need a new denture?+
Not necessarily. If a change is needed, it could be an adjustment, a reline or a replacement, and those options would be explained after the assessment.
I got used to a slightly loose denture. Should I still mention it?+
Yes. Getting used to something doesn’t mean it isn’t worth checking, since looseness can come from tissue changes, wear, bite changes or damage.
Is a review any different for a partial?+
A partial review also takes in your remaining teeth, because they help support and retain the appliance and need ongoing care of their own.
How do Rivercrest residents request a routine review?+
You can write in by form or ring (204) 338-3003. Let the clinic know it’s a routine look at your denture, and ask how long to set aside for the visit.