When your denture base becomes worn, discolored, or weakened over years of use, but your teeth are still in great shape, a denture rebase is the perfect solution. Rebasing completely replaces the old pink acrylic with fresh, clean material.
At Ziaee Denture Clinic in Vancouver, we renew the full pink base of your denture so it fits securely and comfortably, while keeping your original teeth and bite in perfect alignment.
A rebase gives you the strength, clean feel, and tight fit of a new denture at a fraction of the cost, removing old odors and tiny fractures.
A rebase is recommended when your denture base is getting thin, showing small cracks, or has become loose beyond what a simple surface reline can fix.
If your prosthetic teeth are still sharp and intact, rebasing saves you from buying a completely new denture while making your existing pair strong and clean.
We welcome Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) patients and private insurance holders, and we will walk you through your coverage before starting.
We begin by taking an accurate impression inside your current denture to map your gums. We then carefully transfer your existing teeth into a fresh mold with brand-new acrylic.
The result is a smooth, clean pink base that looks like healthy gums and fits comfortably against your mouth.
After fitting your rebased denture, we double-check your bite and provide free follow-up adjustments to make sure everything feels great.
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A reline adds a thin new layer to the inside of your denture base. A rebase completely replaces the entire pink base, keeping only your original teeth.
A rebase is ideal when your denture teeth are in good shape and aligned nicely, but the pink acrylic has become old, discolored, or fragile.
Because the entire pink base is cured and polished in our lab, a rebase typically takes one to two business days.
Your smile will look fresh and clean with new pink acrylic, while your teeth and bite remain in their comfortable, familiar position.
Yes, eligible CDCP patients have coverage for denture rebasing based on program guidelines. We will submit the approval request for you.
Clean your denture daily with a soft denture brush and mild cleaner or water. Avoid boiling water, which can warp the acrylic.
