Dentures in Scarborough

Cost varies with the materials chosen, whether teeth need removing first, and whether you are considering implant support for extra stability. A standard removable denture is typically less costly than an implant-supported one. We provide an exact written quote after your assessment so you know what to expect before committing.

Most people need several weeks to adjust to how a new denture feels, sounds, and functions, and some soreness or altered speech in the first days is normal. Follow-up visits are a standard part of the process, letting your dentist smooth any pressure points as your gums settle into the new fit.

Dentures are shaped and shaded around your facial structure and original tooth colour where possible, aiming for a natural look rather than a generic set of teeth. Your dentist reviews the shape and shade with you at the try-in stage, before the final denture is made, so adjustments can be made ahead of time.

Chewing becomes more comfortable as you adjust, though most new denture wearers start with softer foods and gradually work back to a fuller diet. Implant-supported dentures generally offer more chewing stability than a standard removable denture, which is worth discussing if biting confidence is a top priority for you.

Dentures should be removed and cleaned daily with a denture-specific brush and cleanser, not regular toothpaste, which can be too abrasive. It also helps to give your gums a rest from the denture overnight. Your dentist will walk you through a full care routine at your fitting.

It is a denture that clips or locks onto a small number of dental implants placed in the jaw, offering more stability than a standard removable denture that rests on the gums alone. It is not the right fit for everyone, but it is worth asking about if a secure, confident bite is important to you.

Yes, over time. Your gums and jawbone shape change gradually even after all teeth are gone, which can loosen the fit of a denture that once fit well. Relines and adjustments can extend a denture's life, but most dentures need to be remade every several years.

Yes. Cedarbrae Dental Center is open seven days a week, including Saturdays and Sundays from 9 to 5, which makes it easier to schedule the multiple visits a denture typically involves without missing work. From the initial impressions through the try-in and final fitting, we can book most or all of your appointments on weekends if that suits your schedule better.