What to do now
- Call 01538 834152 before travelling. Tell us when it broke, what is missing and whether it hurts.
- Keep the denture, loose teeth and every broken piece in a clean container. Stop wearing it if it is sharp, unstable or painful.
- Do not glue, file, reshape, heat or use a home repair kit. This can damage the denture and change its fit.
Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm; weekends by arrangement. Photos help us prepare, but we need to check the denture before confirming repair suitability or timing.
Can it be repaired?
Cracks, fractures and loose teeth may be repairable. We inspect the damage and fit first.
A loose or rubbing denture may need a reline or adjustment. Heavy wear, missing sections or repeated breaks may mean replacement is more suitable.
After your repair
- Follow the fitting and cleaning advice when you collect it.
- Do not force it into place or adjust it yourself.
- Contact us if it is sharp, rubs, will not sit correctly or breaks again.
- See a dentist after an injury or for tooth, gum or jaw symptoms.
When you need dental help
See a dentist for toothache, swelling, bleeding, mouth injuries or concerns about natural teeth or implants. Denture repair does not treat these problems.
Serious face or jaw injuries, heavy bleeding that will not stop, or difficulty breathing need emergency help. For severe swelling or other urgent dental concerns, contact your dentist or NHS 111.