Low Cost Denture Repair without sacrificing Quality

What is a duplicate denture, and do you have one ?
Most denture wearers don't have a duplicate denture because simply they are unaware of this kind of denture. A duplicate denture is an exact copy of the comfortable denture that is repaired. Or it can be an exact copy of a denture that does not need to be repaired.

Duplicate Materials
The materials used to make duplicate dentures are of high quality, and each duplicate that is made fits just like the original comfortable denture.

Duplicate Dentures are Comfortable !
There's no adjustments needed because its an exact copy. Duplicate dentures look just like other dentures, but the only difference is they are a single cast denture. Teeth and denture gums are a single unit. No one in will notice any difference unless they use a magnifying glass.

One Main Reason for its low cost is :
Your Denture Dentist's chair time is not needed because its a copy of your denture. When you get a new Denture, you have to be in person so your local Denture Dentist can begin by first examining your mouth and then take an impression to begin the denture making process. No try-in where your Denture is first made in wax when the dentist is needed to make sure the denture will fit properly. No adjustments, where your Denture Dentist is needed to make sure your dentures do not slide around.

Made with Durable Materials
Just because it's a single unit does not mean it will break easier that a regular denture as its made with strong durable denture material.

Is a duplicate denture for you ?

• Scenario 1:
  Suppose you have an upper Denture and your bottom teeth are still in good condition. You request upper Denture repairs and duplicated. The duplicate denture will last anywhere from 2 to three years, and of course this is based on regular care and not eating hard foods. Your natural bottom teeth will eventually wear down the duplicate denture's teeth because your teeth are much harder than that of the duplicate dentures teeth, and the same can be said with other dentures as well.
  
  One of the best points about duplicate dentures is it can be a copy right from your denture repairs. We know its hard to part with your dentures, but since you may send them for denture repair you can also get duplicate dentures at the same time. Now you can do something about your broken dentures and get your denture repair and duplicate dentures at the same time.

Broken Dentures Versus Cracked Dentures ?
Broken Dentures can mean a denture that has a lost denture tooth, loose denture tooth, hole in denture, or a denture that's split into two pieces or more. A cracked dentures are dentures that is still as a single unit, but has a crack that is formed in the denture. This is cracked dentures.

What kind of Repair do I Need ?

• Loose Denture Tooth :
  If your denture tooth fell out but you still have your denture tooth, it can be put back on your denture in the spot where it became loose. You must provide or supply your denture tooth so it can be put back to its original place on your denture.

• Lost or Chipped Denture Tooth :
  A denture tooth that is lost, or if its chipped is considered as a lost tooth. The denture tooth itself cannot be repaired but can be replaced with another denture tooth. When the denture tooth is replaced, it is important to know the color of the replaced denture tooth will be made sure it blends with the rest of the denture teeth. Also, just as important, the height, width and kind of tooth will also be additional factors that are taken into consideration when replacing a matching denture tooth on the denture.

• Lost Denture Tooth stands by itself :
  In many cases where a denture tooth is lost and its not next to any other teeth a impression is needed to gauge the height at which the denture tooth needs to be replaced.

• Simple Break :
  A simple break is when a denture breaks into two pieces and the break itself is almost straight with slight variations. You can take the two broken dentures pieces and put them back together like a puzzle. The easiest way to vision a simple break is to vision a straight line from the front of your denture to the back. If the break follows this straight line close enough, it is a simple break.

• Complex Break :
  A complex break is when a denture breaks into two or more pieces and the break itself is curved or jagged in places. The pieces may or may not fit together like a puzzle. The easiest way to vision a complex break if it does not follow a straight line from the front of the denture to the back of the denture. Some complex denture breaks can be described as the break beginning at the front of the denture and ending on the side of the denture.

• Hole in Denture/Chips in Denture :
  Considered as a Simple Break.

• Cracked Dentures :
  Cracked Dentures can benefit from a denture repair because they are not broken into pieces. The less damage the denture has, the longer the repair may last. Cracked dentures can be repaired by applying real denture material into the cracked denture which bonds the original cracked dentures material into the original denture material.

Partial Dentures Repair ?
Wire clasps on a partial denture can only be repaired if one can ask a dentist to take an impression with your partial denture secured in the impression material.

What kind of Partial Repair do I Need ?

• Loose Partial Denture Tooth :
  If your partial denture tooth fell out but you still have your denture tooth, it can be put back on your denture in the spot where it became loose. You must provide or supply your denture tooth so it can be put back to its original place on your denture. If your partial denture teeth are porcelain teeth, your partial tooth that is loose may or may not be fixed. The Partial Dentures with Porcelain teeth are repaired on a case by case basis.

• Lost or Chipped Partial Denture Tooth :
  A partial denture tooth that is chipped or lost is considered as a lost partial denture tooth. The partial denture tooth itself cannot be repaired but can be replaced with another denture tooth. When replacing a partial denture tooth, it is important to know the color of the replaced denture tooth will be made sure it blends with the rest of the denture teeth. Also, just as important, the height, width and kind of tooth will also be additional factors that are taken into consideration when replacing a matching partial denture tooth on the partial denture.

• Partial Denture Teeth loose on metal base :
  If your partial denture teeth are connected to the metal base, and its visible that the partial denture teeth were connected metal to metal this kind of repair may need welding. We cannot determine the cost to repair this kind of denture repair due to its complexity. Each partial denture is reviewed and repaired on a case-by-case repair.

• Partial Duplicate :
  Partial Duplicates cannot be made due to the complex nature of a partial denture. Each partial denture is secured in your mouth by wire clasps. Its those wire clasps that determine how your partial denture will fit in your mouth. A dentist is needed in person to adjust those wire clasps so they fit over your existing teeth, you cannot do this by mail.

Sending your Broken Dentures :
Sending your denture repair through the mail is easy. Simply find a zip lock bag and place your broken dentures into the bag and seal it.

How should I pack my broken dentures ?

• Wrap your broken dentures with some paper towel :
  If your broken dentures are very thin, use extra padding when shipping them. Dentures seldomly break through the mail, but if they are thin in some areas, extra padding on your broken dentures will cushion it from damage.

• Find a Empty Soap Dish :
  You can put your broken dentures zip lock bag into a soap dish when sending your denture repair. The soap dish will act has a hard barrier from crushing your fragile broken dentures.

Can I glue my cracked dentures?
Please don't attempt to glue your cracked dentures. There are many denture repair businesses who won't remove any kind of glue to repair cracked dentures.

Glue on cracked dentures can be poisonous.

• Even during an emergency, don't glue your cracked dentures :
  The glue you use could melt the cracked dentures so they cannot be worn. Don't glue your cracked dentures. Don't do a denture repair yourself.