Accidents happen. Dropping your denture in the sink, biting down unexpectedly on something hard, or normal wear and tear can cause a tooth to pop out or the base to crack. At Ziaee Denture Clinic in Vancouver, we offer quick, friendly repair services to get your smile back in working order.
Our team uses strong, clinic-grade dental materials to repair cracks, reattach teeth, and fix broken clasps. We restore the original strength of your denture so it feels secure and durable.
Please avoid using superglue or household glues at home. These chemicals can irritate your mouth and damage the denture plastic. Bring your broken denture directly to our Kingsway clinic for a safe, lasting repair.
We fix full breaks where a denture snaps in half, hairline cracks, chipped teeth, dislodged teeth, and bent or broken metal clasps.
If you have recently had another natural tooth removed, we can also add a new matching tooth and clasp to your existing partial denture so you do not need to buy a whole new set.
Emergency denture repairs are covered under the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) and most private insurance plans. We will help process your claim quickly.
When you bring in your damaged denture, we inspect the break right away and explain how we can fix it.
Most standard repairs and tooth replacements are finished within a few hours on the same day in our clinic lab, so you spend minimal time without your teeth.
Before you head home, we make sure the repaired area is smoothly polished, your bite is balanced, and the denture fits comfortably.
FAQ
Have questions before booking? We've answered a few common ones to help you feel more prepared and confident.
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Most simple cracks and tooth repairs are completed on the same day, often within two to four hours depending on the damage.
No, please never use superglue. It contains chemicals that are harmful to your mouth, and it can ruin the edges of the denture so that a professional lab repair becomes difficult or impossible.
Dentures usually break from dropping onto hard surfaces, an uneven bite that puts too much stress on one spot, or natural wear of the acrylic over several years of use.
Yes, in most cases we can add a new tooth and clasp directly to your existing metal or acrylic partial denture after an extraction.
Yes, emergency denture repairs and tooth additions are covered under the CDCP for eligible patients. We submit the claim directly for you.
No. We bond the break using heat-cured dental acrylic so that your denture regains its original strength and smooth feel.
