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Denture Repairs in Toronto
Apple Denture & Implant Solutions offers same-day denture repairs and relines in Scarborough and Port Hope. Dentures can crack or break due to underlying issues. We examine both your mouth and denture to identify the cause and ensure it doesn’t happen again. Most repairs are completed the same day, and emergency repairs can be done within 1-2 hours.

Denture Relines in Toronto
• Poor oral hygiene
• Medication & substance use
• Disease or illness
Following a denture reline, you will notice decreased accumulation of food under the denture, along with an improved fit and increased comfort.
Types of Denture Relines
There are three types of denture relines: soft, hard, and temporary, each suited for different levels of tissue and bone resorption and denture types.
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Soft Denture Reline: Ideal for tender gums, it adds a cushioned buffer for a comfortable fit, lasting about 1-2 years.
Hard Denture Reline: Offers a longer-lasting solution with a solid material, ensuring a precise fit, typically used for full dentures.
Temporary Denture Reline: Used for very sore gums to reduce inflammation, meant for short-term use until a permanent solution is ready.
Denture Rebase in Toronto
Rebasing replaces the denture base for a better fit without needing a whole new set. Apple Denture Clinic offers various Denture solutions to restore and repair dentures to feel like new. Contact us today for a free consultation or to schedule a repair appointment!
Committed to Your Satisfaction
Our #1 priority here at Apple Denture & Implant Solutions denture clinic is your satisfaction! Which means we stand by our service 100%, no matter what. If you have a problem, we will solve it. Fix it. Create a new denture for you. Whatever it takes. Just reach out to our customer service team. We’re here for you. 100% Smiles Guaranteed!

QUALITY WORK
We take pride in delivering the highest quality dentures that exceed customers’ expectations.

ORAL HEALTH
Though we specialize in dentures, we address your overall oral health and well-being.

PEACE OF MIND
We are not satisfied until you are. We make sure you leave with a smile.
Denture Reline & Rebase FAQs
What is the difference between a reline and a rebase?
A reline replaces only the inner lining of the denture that touches your gums to improve fit.
A rebase is more extensive. It replaces all of the acrylic base of the denture while keeping the existing teeth. A rebase is used when the teeth are still in good shape, but the denture base needs a major adjustment that a reline alone can’t fix.
How often should you have dentures relined?
It depends on the type of reline and individual factors.
- Soft relines usually last 1–2 years
- Hard relines typically last 2–3 years
How long a reline lasts can also depend on denture care, oral hygiene, and natural changes in your gums and jawbone. Regular check-ups help determine when a reline is needed.
Why is denture relining necessary?
Denture relining is a common procedure that helps keep your dentures comfortable and properly fitting as your mouth changes over time.
You may need a reline if:
- Your dentures feel loose
- You notice pinching or rubbing on your gums
- You’ve had teeth extracted
- Your dentures were recently repaired
- You’re experiencing ongoing discomfort
Relining improves fit, comfort, and helps prevent further problems.
What is the difference between a hard reline and a soft reline?
The main difference is the material used.
- A hard reline uses firm acrylic materials similar to the original denture base.
- A soft reline uses softer, cushioned materials that can feel more comfortable, especially for sensitive gums.
Your denturist will recommend the best option based on your comfort and oral condition.
Why would I need to get my dentures rebased?
A denture rebase is recommended when the denture teeth are still in good condition, but the acrylic base needs major adjustment or replacement.
You may need a rebase if:
- The denture base is weak or worn
- Your dentures no longer fit comfortably
- Your dentures have been damaged or broken
- You want to convert Immediate dentures into a Permanent set
Rebasing helps restore strength, fit, and comfort without replacing the denture teeth.
Can I reline my dentures myself?
Short answer: no.
Relining dentures on your own often leads to a poor fit, which can irritate your gums and speed up bone and tissue changes. In many cases, it ends up causing more damage, meaning the denture needs extra professional repairs – or in the worst case, complete replacement.
Denture relines should always be done by a qualified denturist to ensure proper fit, comfort, and long-term results.
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