A denture rebase may be recommended when your denture teeth are still in good condition but the acrylic base has become old, cracked or weakened. Instead of replacing the entire denture, we replace the pink acrylic base while keeping your existing denture teeth.
A reline reshapes the inside of your existing denture base for a better fit, while a rebase replaces the entire acrylic base. A rebase may be recommended when the base is too worn or damaged for a reline.
A rebase may be recommended for a cracked or damaged denture, an aging or weakened acrylic base, or an immediate denture that needs updating after your gums have healed.
If your denture teeth are still in good condition, a rebase may be a practical alternative to replacing the entire denture. Steve will assess its condition and recommend whether a rebase, reline, repair or new denture is the best option.
Also see: Denture Relines | Custom Fit Dentures
A reline may be recommended when the fit has changed but the denture base is still in good condition. A rebase may be better when the base has become worn, weakened or cracked. Steve will assess your denture and recommend the best option.
No. Your existing denture teeth are kept while the pink acrylic base is replaced, so the overall appearance of your denture remains much the same while restoring a secure, comfortable fit.
Coverage varies by insurance plan. Montague Dentures accepts major dental insurance plans, and we’re happy to help you understand your coverage before your appointment.
