Dentures | The Children's Dental Centre

Complete Your Smile

If you’re missing teeth due to an accident, gum disease, or poor oral hygiene, dentures can help replace those teeth so you can smile with confidence. Dentures also help to improve the function of your teeth and speech.

Visit your dentist today to see if dentures are a suitable option for you.

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Types of Dentures

When you visit your dentist, we’ll assess your teeth and overall oral health to determine what type of dentures are right for you. Once we decide what will best meet your needs, we’ll take impressions to begin custom-creating your dentures.

Types of dentures include:

Complete Dentures—replace all your natural teeth and are held in by suction
Partial Dentures—replace a few missing teeth and are held in by clasps that fit onto surrounding teeth
Overdentures—removable dentures that fit over your natural teeth or dental implants

Caring for Your Dentures

Just like you clean your natural teeth daily, your dentures need the same treatment. Plaque and tartar can still build up on your dentures, which can lead to stains and bad breath, or spread to your natural teeth causing gum issues and cavities.

When you’re ready to clean your dentures, remove them from your mouth and rinse any debris or food particles off. You can use a soft toothbrush and denture cleaner to gently scrub all surfaces and clasps where bacteria can collect.

Remove your dentures at night and soak them in warm water to give your mouth a rest.

Can You Benefit from Dentures?

Dentures are a customized solution to replace your natural teeth and gums. Your dentist can assess your teeth and oral health during a dental exam to determine if dentures are right for you. Book your next appointment today.

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Our Location

Dr. Masse and her team are available even when their office is closed. You can reach us by calling the emergency number 647-613-5437 at any time. Urgent dental issues typically include recent injuries to the mouth and/or teeth, tooth pain, swollen face from a tooth infection, fractured teeth or post-surgical inquiries. It is helpful to have photos of the dental issue, so you may want to take a few pictures with your phone and have them ready to send to us before calling. We know it’s not always easy to get a photograph, but just try your best.