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DENTURE REBASES IN CALGARY

At Alberta Dentures, we provide denture rebases in Calgary to help improve comfort, stability, and long-term denture function while keeping your existing denture teeth when possible.

What Are Denture Rebases?

A denture rebase replaces the entire acrylic base of your denture while preserving the existing denture teeth. This treatment may be recommended when the teeth remain in good condition, but the denture base has become damaged, weakened, stained, or no longer fits properly due to wear over time.


Unlike a denture reline, which adds material to the underside of the denture, a rebase rebuilds the foundation of the appliance for improved support, fit, and durability. By creating a new base while retaining the existing teeth, a denture rebase can help restore comfort, stability, and function without the need for a completely new denture.


In many cases, rebasing can extend the lifespan of your denture and provide a stronger, more reliable fit for everyday use.

Signs Your Denture Base Needs Attention

Your denture base may need attention if it feels loose, looks cracked, causes sore spots, or no longer sits securely against your gums. Changes in comfort, stability, or bite can be signs that your denture needs a professional rebase, reline, or repair.

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Visible Cracks

Small cracks in the acrylic base can spread over time.

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Loose Fit

A denture that moves while eating or speaking may need adjustment.

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Sore Spots

Pressure points can develop when the base no longer fits properly.

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Worn or Thin Acrylic

A weakened base may affect durability and comfort.

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Repeated Repairs

Frequent damage may indicate the base needs stronger support.

The Denture Rebase Process

The denture rebase process rebuilds the denture base while keeping your existing denture teeth when appropriate.

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Assessment

We examine your denture base, teeth, bite, and overall fit carefully first.

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Recommendation

We determine whether a rebase is the most appropriate treatment for your denture.

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Impression

A new impression may be taken to capture the current shape of your gums accurately.

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Base Replacement

The old acrylic base is replaced with new denture base material for renewed support.

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Fit Check

Your denture is checked for comfort, bite alignment, and overall stability.

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Final Adjustments

Minor refinements are made to improve comfort, reduce sore spots, and support daily wear.

Benefits of Denture Rebases

Denture rebases can help restore strength, fit, and comfort without replacing the entire denture. By renewing the denture base, this service may improve stability, support better chewing, and extend the life of your existing appliance.

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Improved Denture Strength

Replaces a worn or weakened base with new acrylic material.

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Better Fit and Stability

Helps the denture sit more securely against your gums.

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Extended Denture Life

Preserves existing denture teeth when they are still in good condition.

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Improved Comfort

Helps reduce movement, pressure points, and irritation.

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Boost Denture Durability with a Rebase

If your denture teeth are still in good condition but the base feels worn, cracked, or unstable, a denture rebase may help restore support and comfort. Alberta Dentures provides denture rebases designed to improve fit, stability, and daily function.