13 • Implant Dentures • Health Funds & Veterans Affairs • Precision Dentures • Mouthguards/Splints • Same Day Repairs & Relines Shop 40/1 Mudgeeraba Rd, Worongary Town Centre 5/26-28 Commerce Drive, Robina TWO LOCATIONS Worongary & Robina NEED NEW DENTURES? CALL SOMEONE WHO CARES! Custom made aesthetically designed natural looking dentures that you can wear with a confident smile. DENTURES DIRECT TO PUBLIC Registered with the Dental Board of Australia & Australian Dental Prosthetist Assoc. Ltd How often should I have my denture checked? If you currently wear removable dentures of any kind, it is advisable that you have these checked regularly. It is recommended if you have any remaining natural teeth you should have these and your dentures reviewed every six months or as directed by your dental professional. If you have no natural teeth and wear removable full dentures, your dentures should be reviewed at least every two years. Why does my denture need to be relined? The rapid shrinkage of bone following extractions means the denture will soon need to have the fitting surface relined once that shrinkage has slowed down enough, approximately six months post extractions. This can vary depending on the individual. After a reline, patients report a much better fit. This relining maybe done between three and six months after an immediate denture has been fitted. Your dentist will advise you when an immediate denture is ready to be relined. Relining involves an additional fee, but this is going to be cheaper than a new set of dentures and it is often very much appreciated. All dentures lose their fit through natural changes within your mouth. Chewing gum, biting your nails or grinding your teeth can accelerate this. You should see your dental professional yearly for a denture check, when refitting or relining may be necessary. For example, many patients report that their full dentures are loose after a period of rapid weight loss. CALL NOBLE DENTURE DESIGN today for your Free Consultation PH: 55252899 For further information on this article refer to the website below: http://www.ada.org.au/faqs/ faq,documentid,26820,category,Dentures.aspx
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