Why does my denture loosen again after a reline?+
A conventional denture depends on your anatomy, fit, saliva and muscle control, and those can change. An examination can look into what is happening in your case.
Is one more reline a reasonable choice?+
It may be. For some people it is the right step, especially if they prefer to avoid surgery. Ask how it would compare with the other options for your mouth.
Would implants mean no more refitting at all?+
Not necessarily. A snap-in denture still receives some support from your gums, and its fit and attachments are checked over time. Retention inserts may also need replacing.
Could my refitted denture be adapted for snaps?+
Sometimes. Its fit, bite, strength and the position of its teeth decide whether conversion makes sense. In other cases a new denture is made.
Is the lower denture usually the harder one to keep steady?+
Movement is often more noticeable in the lower arch with a conventional denture. That is one reason people with a loose lower denture tend to ask about attachments.
How can a Crescentwood resident ask about options beyond relining?+
Send a request through the form or call (204) 338-3003, mentioning your refit history. The appointment would be at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, after the clinic confirms timing.