Whether you’re brand new to dentures or you’ve been wearing them for years, ongoing care makes all the difference. That’s why our local offices offer complete denture maintenance services—with clear options, expert care, and friendly guidance whenever you need it.
You’re never on your own with your dentures.
We understand how much a comfortable, secure smile matters in your everyday life.
Eating. Talking. Laughing. Feeling like yourself again. If you need an adjustment, reline, repair or upgrade, you’ll get the same level of care we have for all our patients.
What to expect from our denture maintenance services?
Skilled dentists
Compassionate care
Clear solutions
Quality materials
Transparent pricing
No pressure
Each affiliated Affordable Dentures practice wants you to have the best denture you can afford. That’s why we offer several styles of full dentures, each with its own distinct advantages. Visit your local practice page to determine which denture styles currently are offered.
| Denture Options |  EconomyPlusMore resistant to stain and wear |  PremiumEnhanced natural appeal with detailed customization |  UltimateFitBest comfort & fit with top durability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | Same day (in most cases) | Same day (in most cases) | Approximately 3 business days |
| Tooth Quality | Some wear resistance | High density, strong wear resistance | Superior strength & wear resistance |
| Color Choices | Standard | More choices | Most choices |
| Denture Base | Basic customization Natural look | Additional customizations Very natural look | Highly customizable Looks just like real teeth |
| Denture Preview | |||
| Craftsmanship Warranty | 1year warranty | 3year warranty | 4year warranty |
| Explore EconomyPlus | Explore Premium | Explore UltimateFit |
| Denture Options |  EconomyPlusMore resistant to stain and wear |  PremiumEnhanced natural appeal with detailed customization |  UltimateFitBest comfort & fit with top durability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | Same day (in most cases) | Same day (in most cases) | Approximately 3 business days |
| Tooth Quality | Some wear resistance | High density, strong wear resistance | Superior strength & wear resistance |
| Color Choices | Standard | More choices | Most choices |
| Denture Base | Basic customization Natural look | Additional customizations Very natural look | Highly customizable Looks just like real teeth |
| Denture Preview | |||
| Craftsmanship Warranty | 1year warranty | 3year warranty | 4year warranty |
| Explore EconomyPlus | Explore Premium | Explore UltimateFit |
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Once you come in for a free exam, our dentist will craft the perfect affordable plan for your mouth and your budget.
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If you are suffering from tooth pain or discomfort, book an appointment and your dentist will likely take an X-ray of your mouth. After reviewing the X-ray, the dentist will consult with you regarding a recommended course of treatment.
You may require tooth extractions before the placement of a new denture. For the sake of appearance following extractions, most people want a temporary denture, called an Immediate Denture. Your immediate denture not only helps you feel more comfortable with your appearance, but also helps in the healing process of your gums.
We encourage you to wear your new denture immediately after extractions to control bleeding and minimize discomfort as the swelling subsides. When you have had extractions, remember that the healing process takes time—often at least six months, and sometimes more. Each person’s physical health and oral conditions are unique, and the healing process will vary from patient to patient.
During healing, it is common for the gum tissue to change and shrink. These changes often result in space between the gum tissue and the denture. The immediate denture may not fit as well as when it was first inserted. You may need a reline and/or a new denture following the shrinkage of your gums..
Book an appointment now to get all the information you need directly from your dentist.
Yes, and this is an important part of feeling comfortable in your dentures.
When you first receive a new denture, your mouth needs time to adjust. That’s why participating offices include denture adjustments at no additional charge during the first 100 days as part of our Denture Satisfaction Guarantee. Adjustments help relieve sore spots or pressure areas where the denture rests on your gums, especially early on when everything is still settling.
After the initial 100 days, adjustments are still available for a nominal fee. As your gums naturally change over time, a reline may also be recommended. A reline improves the fit of a loose denture by reshaping the underside to better match your gums, helping restore comfort and stability. You can learn more about ongoing denture care and maintenance here.
If your denture becomes damaged, many offices also offer repairs. Because repairs often need careful, same-day handling, you’ll typically need to remain in the office while the repair is completed so it can be checked for proper fit and function before you leave.
Coverage details and guarantee terms can vary by location, so visiting your local office page is the best way to understand what’s included and how the Denture Satisfaction Guarantee works where you live. And if something doesn’t feel right, booking an appointment sooner rather than later can help prevent small issues from becoming bigger ones.
Caring for your dentures is an important part of keeping them comfortable, clean, and long-lasting. While specific instructions can vary based on the type of denture you have, a few daily habits make a big difference.
Most dentures should be gently brushed each day using a soft-bristled brush to remove food and plaque. It’s also important to remove your dentures at night and soak them in water or a dentist-approved cleaning solution to help maintain their shape and keep them fresh.
Don’t forget about your mouth. Brushing your gums, tongue, and the inside of your mouth before putting your dentures in—and after taking them out—helps keep your oral tissues healthy and reduces irritation.
Regular visits to your dentist are just as important. Professional cleanings and adjustments help ensure your dentures continue to fit properly as your mouth naturally changes over time. If something feels uncomfortable or doesn’t seem right, your dentist can make small changes that help prevent bigger issues later on.
Your dentist will always provide care instructions tailored to your specific denture, so you feel confident maintaining them day to day.
In most cases, it’s best to remove your dentures at night. Giving your mouth a break while you sleep allows your gums and oral tissues time to rest and recover after a full day of wear.
Taking your dentures out overnight can also help reduce irritation and support better long-term oral health. When dentures stay in around the clock, the gums don’t get the chance to breathe, which can lead to soreness or inflammation over time.
While your dentures are out, they should be kept moist to prevent them from drying out or changing shape. Most people soak them overnight in water or a denture-cleaning solution as part of a simple daily care routine. You can learn more about proper denture care and maintenance on this page and in this article.
Every mouth is different, and there may be short periods—such as right after extractions with an immediate denture—when your dentist gives you specific instructions about wearing your dentures overnight. If you’re ever unsure what’s best for your situation, booking an appointment is the easiest way to get personalized guidance and keep your dentures feeling comfortable and secure.
This is very common, and it’s not something you’ve done wrong. Over time, your gums and jawbone naturally change shape, even if your dentures themselves are still in good condition. As those changes happen, dentures can start to feel loose, uncomfortable, or less stable than they once were.
If the change in fit is minor, your dentist may be able to make an adjustment to improve comfort and relieve pressure or sore spots. In other cases, a reline may be recommended. A reline reshapes the underside of your denture to better match your current gum shape, helping restore a snug, secure fit.
Addressing fit issues sooner rather than later can help prevent irritation and make everyday activities like eating and speaking feel easier again. Your dentist will evaluate the condition of your dentures and explain the best option for getting them back to fitting comfortably and securely.
Yes, dentures can often be repaired—and getting them looked at sooner rather than later can make a big difference.
If your dentures are cracked, broken, missing a tooth, or causing pain or discomfort, a repair may be possible depending on the type and condition of the denture. In many cases, repairs can be handled quickly so you don’t have to go without your dentures longer than necessary.
It’s important not to try repairing dentures yourself. DIY fixes or household adhesives can cause additional damage, affect the fit, or make a professional repair more difficult—or even delay the solution you really need. What seems like a quick fix can turn into a bigger problem.
In most offices, dentures are serviced using on-site lab support, which helps streamline repairs and allows the dentist to check the fit and comfort before you leave. That extra step helps ensure your dentures feel right and function properly after the repair.
Because every situation is different, your dentist will evaluate the issue and explain whether a repair, adjustment, or another solution makes the most sense. If something doesn’t feel right, it’s always worth having it checked early.
Yes, regular dental checkups are still important—even if you wear dentures.
During these visits, your dentist checks how well your dentures fit and examines the gums and tissues that support them. Because your mouth naturally changes over time, dentures that once fit well can start to loosen. If that happens, they can cause sore spots, irritation, or make eating and speaking more difficult.
Seeing your dentist regularly allows small fit issues to be addressed early, often with simple adjustments or relines. These visits also help ensure the tissues under your dentures stay healthy and comfortable.
As a general rule, dentures should be evaluated about once a year. Your dentist will let you know what schedule makes sense for you and help keep your dentures fitting well so you can continue to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
Dentures need to be properly evaluated, fitted, and adjusted by a dentist to be safe and comfortable. Getting dentures without professional care can lead to poor fit, pain, difficulty eating or speaking, and damage to the gums or jaw over time.
A dentist looks at more than just missing teeth. They evaluate your gums, bone levels, bite, and overall oral health to make sure dentures fit correctly and function the way they should. That guidance helps prevent problems and ensures your dentures support both comfort and long-term oral health.
If you’re exploring denture options try our Treatment Finder to get possible solutions by just answering a few quick questions. Or book an appointment and speak with your local dentist who can give you clear answers, personalized recommendations, and confidence that your solution is designed specifically for you.
Dentures aren’t designed to be permanently glued in place. Traditional dentures are made to be removable so they can be cleaned properly and adjusted as your mouth naturally changes over time.
That said, if what you’re really looking for is a more secure, worry-free fit, there are options. Dentures can be anchored using dental implants, which act as stable supports in the jaw. This allows the denture to stay firmly in place without relying on daily adhesives, and many people find this option feels more natural when eating and speaking.
Implant-supported solutions aren’t right for everyone, and factors like oral health, bone structure, and budget all play a role. A dentist can explain what’s possible for your situation and help you understand the difference between removable dentures and more secure alternatives.
If you’re exploring ways to get a more stable fit, our Treatment Finder can help you see which options may be worth considering. And when you’re ready for personalized guidance, booking an appointment is the best way to get clear answers and next steps.
In most cases, it’s best not to sleep with your dentures in.
Removing your dentures at night gives your gums and oral tissues time to rest after a full day of wear. Wearing dentures around the clock can increase the risk of irritation, sore spots, and inflammation over time.
Sleeping with dentures in can also put extra stress on them. This is especially true if you clench or grind your teeth at night, which can damage the denture teeth or affect the overall fit, making them less comfortable during the day.
Your dentist may occasionally give specific instructions—such as right after extractions—but for long-term care, removing and properly storing your dentures overnight is usually the healthiest option. If you want a deeper look at why this matters and when exceptions apply, our blog on sleeping with dentures offers more detailed guidance.
If you’re ever unsure what’s best for your situation, your dentist can help you decide what will keep both your dentures and your mouth in the best shape.
