Denture Reline for Improved Comfort and Longer Denture Life
Get your dentures reshaped and adjusted smoothly by trusted medical professionals within Australia.Â
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What is a Denture Reline?
It is a common procedure where the design of a denture is modified to offer a better fit for the patient to accommodate changes with age. As the body grows with age, changes in the mouth are pretty much inevitable. As a result, dentures may not fit the same as they used to before, which is why it is needed.
It involves replacing a certain amount of acrylic material as needed, which helps make the item a lot more comfortable. A can be of two types:
- Hard Reline
- Soft Reline
They can be performed by different types of medical professionals depending on the type of reline and how sophisticated it may be.
- Benefits
Benefits of Using Our Denture Reline Service
Many patients neglect the importance of getting a reline every few years (or as needed). This can be detrimental to their oral health in the long-term, especially if they are younger patients. By making use of the denture reline service offered by FBA Dental Services, you can obtain the following benefits:
Functionality and Comfort
By making the necessary adjustments, you can speak and better once again. It also reduces pain that may be caused by a poor fit.
Extended Shelf Life
Good relines can help improve the longevity of the oral item and can be a lot more convenient than getting a new one for many patients.
More Feasible
Getting a new denture can be a lot more expensive for the most part, add to that buying them every few years, it can become financially burdensome for users. Hence, getting good relines for dentures can provide more value for money in the long run.
Our prosthetists are taught to be meticulous and communicate well with the patient. It helps us provide better medical services and more customized oral items.
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Other Types of Dentures and Services That We Offer
If you or someone you know is looking for dentures, then we offer several other types of oral appliances as well. Here are some of them:
Note:Â Consult our experts for better guidance when picking the right item or service for you.
Why Choose Our Denture Reline Service?
FBA Dental Services is a reliable and trusted name within the denture reline service niche across Australia. We offer many positives and advantages to those who reach out to us for our medical services.
Vast Experience
The organization has been serving patients for over 15 years now. Our experts have seen it all and successfully provided many different forms of dental solutions to our patients.
Quick Turnaround Times
Depending on the type of reline you opt for, we can get the procedure done on the same day itself or in 1-2 days if it needs to be sent to a lab.
Patient-First Approach
We always place the needs of the patient first and customise our oral items as much as possible. This helps us provide maximum satisfaction and a better experience to our patients.
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Denture Reline Options Provided by Us
There are different types of relining that patients may need. If you are unsure which is the right one for you, then feel free to discuss your needs with our experts. We mainly offer three different types of denture relines for our patients.
Hard Reline
It is a bit more sophisticated and usually performed in a dental lab. Our experts use firm acrylic (which is similar to the base of the original denture) to maintain aesthetics and restore functionality. The results are more durable, making it a better long-term solution for you.
Soft Reline
It involves the use of a permanent, silicone-based soft relining material, which makes the dentures more comfortable and fit better. Unlike temporary "chairside" relines, it uses a heat-cured material processed in a specialized dental lab.
Tissue Conditioning Reline
This can be performed in the office as well by a prosthetist, making it a lot more convenient for the patient. It generally involves softer and more flexible materials, so it is suitable for patients with sensitive or sore gums. While we normally recommend temporary use, they can last for several months with good care, and also promote localized tissue healing as well.
Our 3-Step Process What to Expect
Our denture reline service is quick, affordable, and effective. We make sure that our procedures are simple and easy to implement for your convenience. Getting a reline is a little bit different from getting a new denture altogether. Regardless, we encourage clear and open communication to help you find the best solutions for you.
Impression Collection
The dentist will first check the bite and fit of the denture to detect and understand the nature of the issue. If they decide to proceed further, then a new impression is taken inside the current dentures. This gives us a better perspective on the matter.
Modifying the Surface
New material is used to resurface the inner parts of the oral appliance. This helps improve its structure and form to improve its shelf life and make it better for regular use.
Finishing
The last touches are finally added to the oral item, like minor adjustments in the design or polishing to make it ready to use for you. Once the patient is satisfied with the design, the item is handed over to them.
- Testimonials
Real Reviews From Real Users Sharing Their Journey With Us
Dr. Francois is very easy going, he really understood my concerns and reassured me that there wasn’t anything to worry about by getting dentures made for my father. He constantly reassured my father through the whole process and made a immaculate full denture. My Father hasn’t stopped smiling since he got his full se if dentures from Francois at FBA Dental Services. Once again thank you Francois, we both really appreciate your time, patience and flexibility.
Arlette Rial
5.0
To whoever needs work done this guy is your man , Felt very comfortable the minute I walked in his very professional, friendly and very accommodating.
I truly can’t thank him enough.
Chris Ross
5.0
Extremely helpful, professional and flexible with appointments. Very pleased with the dentures. Thoroughly recommend.
Terri Perkins
5.0
- FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my dentures need relining or replacement?
It depends on the nature and severity of the damage. If the prosthetist feels the issue is minor can be resolved through small tweaks, then relining is a good option. However, the changes needed are a bit drastic and difficult to implement, so replacements make more sense. Also, the type of denture matters too, as some of them cannot be relined easily.Â
How long does a denture reline procedure usually take?
Getting relines for dentures can be completed within a matter of hours or a few days, depending on the type of reline that is required. Tissue Conditioning Reline is quicker and can be performed within the clinic and completed on the same day. On the other hand,soft relines and hard relines are performed in a lab and may take 1-2 days to complete.
What is the difference between a soft denture reline and a hard denture reline?
Soft relines are simpler, quicker, can be performed in the clinic, and their reline kits are easily available. Hard relines are more sophisticated, take a bit, can only be performed in a lab, and require specialized kits that can only be used by experts.Â
How much does denture relining typically cost?
The exact price of getting relines for dentures varies by patient, depending upon how much work the denture requires and other relevant factors. You can call us and consult our experts to help determine the exact costs of the entire procedure.Â
How long does a denture reline last before it needs to be done again?
It depends on the type of denture reline used by the patient. For soft relines, you may need to have them done every 1 or 2 years. With hard relines, it can be after every 2-4 years as they generally last longer.
Will relining my dentures make them more comfortable and stable?
Yes, it can lead to significant improvements in comfort and stability for you. It is important to be clear and communicate well with the prosthetist to get the best fit and functionality for you.
Do I need to stop wearing my dentures after getting them relined?
In most cases, you can start using them soon after getting a denture reline, but it is always safer to consult your prosthetist and dentist. It gives you a better perspective and is a more sensible option.
Can old or loose dentures be fixed with relining instead of making new dentures?
Yes, they can, but it may not always be recommended. It is always better to consult an expert before making the final decision.