Frequently
Asked Questions

Yes! We accept coverage provided through the CDCP

On average, dentures take approx. 2 months to fabricate. Due to the CDCP program coming into effect, our in house clinic and lab are facing greater volumes. We appreciate your understanding!

Dentures should be removed at night, this allows your gums to re- oxygenate and prevent soreness

Do not try to fix the denture at home, give us a call so we can schedule you for a repair. Applying glue to your denture will make it more difficult for the lab to repair it. Additionally, glue is not meant to be inside your mouth, it can cause burns and severe irritation.

Dish soap and water works great, you should use a soft bristle toothbrush to scrub them down. An alternative is to use normal toothpaste (make sure you are using a SOFT bristle toothbrush so you do not scratch the dentures). There are also many cleaning powders and tablets on the market you can use, make sure the ingredients do not include bleach because this will result in the denture staining white. NU-DENT is a safe professional denture cleaner that we sell - simply add the denture cleaner powder to the water you are soaking your dentures in overnight and they will be fresh in the morning!

Yes, house calls are available for selected services and subjected to a travel fee.

Yes. We do our best to accommodate our patients that are covered through insurance and can direct bill most insurance companies our patients present us with. However, we no longer direct bill Canada Life Insurance. We can submit the claim form payable to the patient so the insurance money can be reimbursed to the patient directly.