Denture Repair & Relines in Guelph
A broken or loose denture can turn your day upside down. At Parodi Denture we repair cracked bases, replace broken teeth and clasps, and reline dentures that no longer fit. Call (226) 898-3848 and tell us what happened.
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Broke Your Denture? Do This First
- Call us at (226) 898-3848 and describe the damage.
- Keep every piece, including loose teeth, in a small bag or container.
- Do not glue it. Household glue and super glue can irritate your mouth and make a proper repair much harder.
- Stop wearing it if it has sharp edges or a crack that moves.
Why we advise against home kits: Denture Repair Kits vs Professional Repair.
Denture Repairs We Do in Guelph
Cracked or broken base
We realign the pieces precisely and bond them with denture acrylic, then polish and check the fit.
Broken or missing tooth
A tooth that has come off or chipped is replaced and matched to the rest of your denture.
Broken partial clasp
Clasps that have snapped or bent can often be replaced so your partial holds again.
Adding a tooth
Lost a natural tooth? It can often be added to your existing partial denture.
Ask us how long your repair will take when you call, so you can plan your day.
Denture Relines: When Your Denture No Longer Fits
Your gums and jawbone slowly change shape, so even a denture that once fit perfectly starts to loosen. A reline reshapes the inside of the denture to match your gums again, without changing the teeth.
| Type | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Hard reline | New rigid acrylic added inside the denture | Most loose dentures; long-lasting |
| Soft reline | A cushioning, flexible lining | Sore, thin or flat gums |
| Tissue conditioning | A temporary soft lining | Healing gums after extractions or irritated tissues |
| Rebase | The whole pink base is replaced, keeping the same teeth | A worn or damaged base with good teeth |
Not sure if your denture needs a reline? The signs and process are explained in Denture Reline: What It Is and When You Need It and Loose Dentures: Causes and Fixes.
Repair, Reline or Replace?
If your denture breaks again and again, the teeth are flat and worn, or it is many years old, repairing it may only be a short-term fix. We will look at your denture and tell you honestly whether a repair, a reline or a new complete or partial denture is the better investment.
Denture Repairs, Relines and the CDCP
The Canadian Dental Care Plan covers denture repairs and additions every 12 months, and relines, rebases and tissue conditioning every 24 months, all without preauthorization. We also accept private dental insurance and ODSP.
Denture Repair in Guelph: Your Questions
Can a cracked denture be repaired?
Most cracked or broken dentures can be repaired professionally, especially if you keep all the pieces and do not glue them.
How often should a denture be relined?
Usually every 1 to 2 years, or whenever it starts to feel loose. The CDCP covers relines every 24 months.
What is the difference between a reline and a rebase?
A reline adds new material inside the denture to improve the fit. A rebase replaces the whole pink base while keeping the same teeth.
Does the CDCP cover denture repairs in Guelph?
Yes. Repairs and additions are covered every 12 months without preauthorization.
Meet Your Guelph Denturist: Enrique Parodi
- Registered Denturist with the College of Denturists of Ontario.
- Graduated with honours from Oxford College (Ontario) in 2017.
- Trained in dentistry in Lima, Peru (2001), specialized in dental prosthetics and rehabilitation, with over 20 years of experience.
- Worked with dental offices across the GTA before opening his clinics.
- Speaks English and Spanish.
Broken or Loose Denture? Call Us Today
Parodi Denture · 226 Speedvale Ave W, Unit 11, Guelph, ON N1H 1C4 · (226) 898-3848
Mon–Fri 9–6 · Sat 9–4 · CDCP accepted
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