Denture Rebase & Repairs

Rebase Relines

Denture Repairs

A variety of circumstance can lead to a damaged denture and should be addressed immediately. Repairs restore a fractured or damaged denture close to its original condition. Moa Dental can often provide denture repair procedures on a same-day basis. Dr. Lee, Dr. Yoo, Dr. Sul, or Dr. Lee will advise you of the condition of your denture and will recommend steps needed to prevent further breakage.

Rebase

Rebasing may be recommended when the teeth of your denture are still in good condition and have not worn out in comparison to the denture base material. Rebasing is the process of replacing the entire acrylic denture base providing a stable denture without replacing the denture teeth. A rebase for a denture maybe required if your denture is old or is cracked. A rebase is very similar to relining, the difference being that, a rebase replaces all the pink-acrylic denture base material instead of just the lining.

Reasons for the rebase procedure may include:

Denture Rebase and Repairs

Dentures take daily wear and can crack, break, or lose their fit over time. Rebasing and repair services restore your denture quickly, often without the cost of a full replacement — so you are not left without a working smile.

Repairs vs. Rebase

  • Repairs fix cracks, breaks, or a broken tooth on the denture
  • A rebase replaces the entire pink base while keeping your existing denture teeth, restoring a snug, comfortable fit

When You Might Need One

Consider a repair or rebase if your denture is cracked, feels loose, causes sore spots, or has a chipped or missing tooth. A loose denture is often a sign the base no longer matches your gums, which naturally change shape over time.

Fast, Reliable Turnaround

We know going without your denture is disruptive. Many repairs can be completed quickly, and we always tell you honestly whether a repair, rebase, or new denture is the most cost-effective choice for your situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many simple repairs can be completed the same day or within a day or two, so you are not left without your denture for long.

A repair fixes a crack or broken tooth, a reline resurfaces the fitting side for a better fit, and a rebase replaces the entire base while keeping your existing denture teeth.

No. Over-the-counter glues can damage the denture and harm your health. A professional repair restores a safe, comfortable fit.

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