What is the purpose of relining dentures?

The pink portion of your denture (known as its base) rests on the gum tissue left where you have lost one or more of your teeth, whether you wear a partial denture or a full one. This gum tissue is called the edentulous ridge. read more

The purpose of relining a denture is to better adapt the denture to the current anatomy. Better adaptability usually results in bettet fit, comfort and stabilty of the denture and as a result could extend the usable life of the denture and preserve the bone structure upon which the denture rests. read more

Hard Reline A hard reline reshapes a denture in the same manner as does a soft reline, but it is done with a material more like the hardened denture base itself. The result is a more permanent reline fix that lasts more years than does a soft reline. read more

Denture reline is performed to improve denture fit, health of the gums, and comfort for the denture wearer. Denture reline procedure can be performed on all types of dentures, such as such as partial, complete, immediate and implant dentures. read more