At Rapid Denture Repairs  we offer  mainy services so your Denture needs can be met .Can't  get to us ? No problem use the postal repair service (Next day service available)

Services include 

1 Hour Denture Repairs  £50

Denture deep cleanings   £30 per denture

Postal  repair  service.      £60

Denture repair and clean  £70

Postal repair and clean.    £80

Denture repair out of hours £60

Express 1 hour lab work  (sent from dentist with impressions)  £20 plus lab fee 

Breaking your denture can be stressful and  sometimes  being unable to get it repaired in the time scale or time that suits your needs can add yet more stress on a already  bad situation.

Unable to get to us ?  you can post your denture  to us ( we recommend using  a tracked service)  send  your denture to David  Martin  at  2 St Georges  Dental laboratory  Truro  Cornwall TR13JD  with a cheque of 60 pounds this includes delivery back to you please include  your name and return address and contact number on a note enclosed . We  aim to get your denture  repaired and sent out the next day depending on when we receive  item  we will contact you when item is received and when item is due back to yourself  ( so please dont forget  name address and contact details in parcel sent) 

Unable to get to us during  lab hours ? msg us and arrange a time to suit you very often  we can sort a beneficial time to suit most people

Deep clean service 

Cleaning dentures is important as with our natural teeth stains and  plaque can build up  over time from foods we eat and things we drink  that is why at Rapid Denture Repairs  we offer our deep clean  service  we can  remove the build up of plaque and stains and  the micro scratches that help them stick .We can get your dentures clean and polished again giving you confidence in your smile . The deep clean service  can remove plaque build up and stains and remove scratches and get the dentures looking and feeling better . Below are tips and advise on how to go about keeping your denture clean 

• Cleaning instructions
• Cleaning frequency
• Maintenance tips
• When to call a dentist
• Takeaway

Plaque and food stick to dentures in the same way they stick to natural teeth. Dental plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that forms on dentures and teeth after eating and drinking.

If you don’t clean your dentures, plaque can build up, putting you at risk of gum disease and bad breath.

Regular cleanings are vital to your overall oral health. To keep dentures clean, you’ll need the following:

• a soft-bristled toothbrush
• water
• denture cleaning solution or mild soap
• a soft towel

Plan to brush your dentures at least once daily. Brushing them twice a day, every morning and every night is even better. But don’t use toothpaste when brushing your dentures.

Many toothpaste brands contain ingredients that are too abrasive for removable teeth. These toothpastes can gradually damage the surface of dentures, leaving scratches or small cracks.

Instead, brush your dentures with a soft-bristled toothbrush designed specifically for dentures. These toothbrushes can prevent scratches on the surface of your dentures.

Even though brushing is important, brushing alone doesn’t clean dentures. To maintain dentures long-term, you must thoroughly clean them each night after removal.

Step 1. Place a soft, folded towel on your bathroom counter before removing your dentures. If you accidentally drop your dentures, the softness provides a cushion to protect them.

Step 2. Remove the dentures from your mouth and rinse them with warm water.

Step 3. Using a soft-bristled toothbrush, gently brush your dentures to loosen and remove bacteria, food particles, and plaque. Clean all areas of the denture surface. You can use a denture cleanser or mild soap and warm water. Brushing also loosens and removes any denture adhesive. After brushing, rinse the dentures with warm water.

Step 4. If you’re going to bed, soak your dentures in lukewarm water or a denture-soaking solution overnight. Don’t let your dentures dry out. Dryness causes them to lose their shape and become more brittle. In the mornings, rinse your dentures before wearing.

Warning. Don’t soak your dentures in hot water. Heat can alter the shape of the material

• Cleaning instructions
• Cleaning frequency
• Maintenance tips
• When to call a dentist
• Takeaway

Partial or complete dentures (removable teeth) can replace lost teeth, improving the appearance of your smile.

These false teeth are designed to look natural, and they’re made from different materials like acrylic and metal.

Even though your denture teeth are false, it’s still important to clean them regularly.

Cleaning dentures involves more than brushing, though. Other steps are required to keep them in good condition and maintain your oral health.

Keep reading to learn how best to clean and maintain your dentures.

Dentists recommend that you clean your dentures at least once daily. It’s even better to brush your dentures twice a day.

It’s a good idea to brush your dentures when you wake up in the morning and before going to bed at night. You should also soak them in a mild soap or a dental cleaning solution each night.

Although you shouldn’t use toothpaste when brushing dentures, you should use toothpaste to brush your gums and tongue twice a day. This keeps your gums healthy and helps prevent bad breath.

If you have partial dentures, don’t forget to brush and floss your remaining teeth daily.

Rinsing your mouth with mouthwash also contributes to oral health. You can remove dentures before using mouthwash, or use mouthwash designed for denture wearers.

Properly cared for dentures can last an average of 7 to 10 years. Here are a few tips to extend the life of your dentures.

• To prevent a buildup of food debris and particles, remove and rinse your dentures with warm water after eating and drinking.
• Dentures are fragile and can break easily. Handle them with care, and take your time when cleaning. Always remove and clean dentures over a sink of water or over a folded towel.
• Some chemicals are too harsh for dentures. Don’t apply toothpaste or teeth whitening products to your dentures. Abrasive toothpaste can cause scratches, and whitening products can change the color of your dentures.
• Don’t sleep in your dentures.
• Soak dentures in warm or cool water overnight. Hot water can change the shape of your dentures.
• If your dentures break, call your dentist. Don’t attempt to fix broken dentures yourself. This can cause further damage to removable teeth.
• If you’re using denture adhesive, follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use the proper amount. Remove adhesive from the dentures nightly with a soft-bristled toothbrush, mild soap, and water.
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Regular dental appointments are an essential part of your oral health. If you have dentures, continue to schedule regular checkups with your dentist every 6 months.

Also, contact your dentist if you have any concerns about your dentures.

Make an appointment if your dentures:

• feel uncomfortable
• slip or no longer fit properly
• make noise when you talk or eat
• appear visibly worn or broken

You should also contact your dentist if you develop:

• mouth sores
• bleeding gums
• bad breath

If you develop mouth sores, this may mean that your dentures no longer fit properly.

Dentures can improve your smile and build your self-confidence. But it’s important to properly care for them.

Consistent cleaning not only extends the life of your dentures, but also helps maintain your oral health. 

Be sure to clean and soak your dentures every day with the right materials, and call your dentist if you have any complications

Dental lab work can also be sent direct  to us  for a fast turnaround  for local Dentists  (pick ups and drop offs daily ) or if  patients wishing to come to us with there impressions the  sit and wait service is available. Patients bringing impressions straight to us from the practice can then have  teeth added  or  dentures.repaired or relined  the same day or within  a hour ( depending on if express service is  used)  so the patient is not without there teeth for long .  If  these services are needed please contact us, pick ups and drop offs  to local Truro practices can also be arranged  

Can my denture  be repaired ?.....in most cases yes as long as you have the main peices

How long does it take ?....normally  1 hour !

I am at work during your hours  can i book a late or weekend repair ......yes  contact us and times can be arranged to suit very often 

Will my denture be just as strong ? ...... it is hard to say or guarantee  we will  repair it back to original form but cant solve the reason for  it breaking ( its advised to seek your dentists advice  after repair to assess the  future of denture )

Why  is my Denture so stained ? ....as with our natural  teeth  stains and a build  up can form over time  so we go to a hygienist to clean  ,so dentures will benefit from our deep clean service  getting them into a much  better and cleaner state 

Can you repair it if i have glued  it ? .... if the denture has been glued  we can only do our best to try and sort  it ( the glue  often hinders us finding the right postion ) but normally a satisfactory  and stronger repair can be carried out by ourselves

Need to find us ?  We are located in Truro at 2 St Georges road  a 10 minute walk from Truro  train station  or  a 5 min walk  from  the Truro museum bus stop and situated right next door to the cheese shop cafe  on the corner 

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