Denture Relines
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Denture Reline Services
Due to the natural changing of the jaw structure, it’s necessary for denture wearers to have a denture reline from time to time.
If your dentures have started to feel uncomfortable or ill-fitting, this is a good indication that it is time to reline your full dentures.
If you would like to schedule an appointment to have your denture reline done, give Smile Bright Dentures a call. Our trusted denturist would be more than happy to reline your dentures and get them feeling comfortable again.
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Lynnwood
Marysville
Mill Creek
Lake Stevens
Arlington
Bothell


Denture Reline – FAQs
1. Why might I need a denture reline?
You may need a reline if your dentures start to feel loose or uncomfortable due to natural changes in the gum and bone over time. Tooth loss causes gradual bone resorption, and a reline helps your denture fit your current mouth shape more securely.
2. How often should dentures be relined?
Most patients benefit from a reline every 1–2 years, depending on the rate of change in their oral tissues. However, the exact timing varies from person to person. A consultation can help determine when a reline is appropriate.
3. Does a denture reline hurt?
A reline itself is not painful. If your gums are sore from ill-fitting dentures, the new fit often provides relief. Any adjustments are made carefully to avoid irritation.
4. How long does a denture reline take?
A standard in-office reline can often be completed on the same day, depending on the type and condition of the denture. More complex cases may require laboratory work and additional time.
5. Will a reline make my dentures feel like new again?
A reline significantly improves the fit and comfort of your current dentures, but it does not change their age, appearance, or structural wear. If your denture is very old or damaged, replacement may be a better long-term solution.
6. What signs indicate it’s time for a reline?
Common indicators include: Loose or shifting dentures, Gum irritation or sore spots, Difficulty chewing, Dentures clicking while speaking, and increased use of denture adhesive.
7. Can I reline my dentures at home?
Over-the-counter reline kits are available but not recommended. They often lead to poor fit and discomfort, and can damage the denture. A professional reline ensures accuracy, safety, and long-lasting results.
8. Will I need to be without my dentures during the reline?
For most soft or chairside hard relines, you can leave with your denture the same day. Lab-based relines may require a short waiting period, which your denturist will explain beforehand.
9. How do I take care of my dentures after a relining?
Care is the same as before: Clean daily with a denture-safe cleanser, Soak overnight as recommended, and Avoid hot water, which can warp the denture. Routine checkups also help maintain a proper fit.
10. Is a reline the same as a denture repair?
No. A reline updates the internal fit of the denture, while a repair fixes cracks, breaks, or broken teeth. Some patients require both, depending on the condition of their denture.
Schedule a Denture Reline Appointment Today
If you are a denture-wearer, a comfortable and confident smile is essential for ease of eating and overall physical comfort. If you suspect that it is time to have your dentures relined, contact Smile Bright Dentures to schedule an appointment.
Our professional denturists will be able to answer any questions you have about the denture reline procedure and denture reline cost and schedule a time for you to have your dentures relined or other denture repair services.
To learn more about our denture reline services or to schedule an appointment, give Smile Bright Dentures a call today.
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