St. Boniface Denture Clinic
Patients often talk about kind, gentle care and friendly, helpful staff.
St. Boniface Denture Clinic is a denture clinic
Their focus is making and repairing dentures. They also list emergency care, sedation or care for anxious patients and implants on their website.
Denturists make dentures. For fillings or other treatment you’ll need a dentist.
Can help with
- DenturesSpecialty
- Toothache or emergency
- Nervous about the dentist
- Implants
Good to know before you call
- Closes before 6 p.m. and isn’t open weekends
What patients say most
- Kind, gentle care · 3 reviews
- Friendly, helpful staff · 3 reviews
What do you need?
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Dentures
Their website has a page about dentures.
Dentures: 32 reviews.
- Does the price include adjustments after the dentures are fitted?
- How long is it from the first visit to the finished dentures?
Toothache or emergency
Their website has a page about emergency care.
Not many reviews mention this yet.
- Can you see me today? Say where it hurts, since when, and whether there is swelling or a fever.
- What will the emergency exam and X-ray cost before any treatment?
Nervous about the dentist
Their website mentions sedation for nervous patients.
Kind, gentle care: 3 reviews.
- Say you’re nervous when you book, and ask what helps: a longer appointment, breaks, numbing, laughing gas or sedation.
- If sedation is an option, what does it cost, and will I need someone to take me home?
Implants
Their website has a page about implants.
Implants: 3 reviews.
- Is the consultation free, and does the quote include the implant, the abutment and the crown?
- Who places the implant here?
Cost and paying
- What’s the total, including the exam and X-rays?
- How much will my insurance or the dental care plan cover?
- Does anything cost more than the provincial fee guide?
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Who you’ll see
The team listed on their website.
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Wearing dentures for the first time isn't easy, but Dr. Koster is empathetic and understanding. He made me a beautiful set of dentures that look exactly like natural teeth and has been very supportive and helpful with getting the right fit.
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What patients say
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Their FAQ
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What types of dentures are available?
There are two main types of dentures, and they’re the following: Complete dentures: This replaces all the teeth in your mouth. Hence, your dentist will suggest this option if all your teeth are missing. Partial dentures: Partial dentures are removable, custom-made prosthetic devices used to replace one or more teeth. They may be made of acrylic or metal or a combination of both.
Should I get implants or dentures?
You need to review the following factors before deciding which is the best option for you: Age: Younger people should choose implants because this is a more permanent solution. In essence, they have a few decades to enjoy their prosthetic teeth. Older people should go for dentures, especially those who don’t like to undergo invasive and tedious procedures. Bone density: Implants need a specific jawbone material to support the teeth posts. If you lack this material due to tooth loss, gum disease, age, or injury, it’s best to pass on implants. Feel and function: Implants are more comfortable to use and chew with than dentures. Hygiene: If you’re unlikely to spend time caring for your dentures, go for implants. The latter may be pricier, but it’s low maintenance.
What should I expect when wearing dentures for the first time?
Here are the things you can expect while wearing dentures the first time: They might feel loose or odd initially, but as soon as your tongue and cheek muscles get accustomed, they’ll feel more comfortable. You might feel minor soreness or irritation, but these will subside once you’ve adjusted. Eating might take some practice, too.
When is it safe to eat solid or harder foods after getting dentures?
You can reintroduce solid foods once your mouth starts to get comfortable with your dentures. Typically, it may take 3–4 weeks before it’s safe to eat solid or harder foods after getting dentures. But ensure to start slowly with bite-sized pieces and easy-to-chew foods.
Should wearing temporary dentures feel painful?
You may feel pain wearing temporary dentures after having your teeth extracted. But painkillers will help alleviate the pain and make you feel comfortable during the early stages of the healing period.
Is it ok to adjust your own dentures?
Avoid making adjustments to your dentures on your own. Adjusting your dentures at home can cause false teeth to break. If you’re dealing with any issues with your dentures, have them adjusted by your dentist.
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