Common questions

Denture Frequently Asked Questions

Coverage & cost

Do you accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?+

Yes. We're a participating provider and bill CDCP directly. Bring your welcome letter or member ID to your first visit.

Do you accept the Alberta Seniors Benefit?+

Yes. If you qualify, we handle the paperwork and bill Alberta Blue Cross directly, up to your five-year limit.

How much do dentures cost?+

It depends on the type of denture and your coverage. Complete dentures typically range from about $1,800 to $3,200 per arch before insurance. We'll give you an exact quote at your consultation.

Do you offer payment plans?+

Yes — interest-free plans up to 12 months on completed denture work, with no credit check for plans under $3,000.

Fit, comfort & timing

How long does it take to get new dentures?+

From consultation to final fit, most complete dentures take 4 to 6 weeks. Immediate dentures are placed the same day as extractions.

Will there be an adjustment period?+

Yes. Most people need two to six weeks to fully adjust — new dentures feel bulky at first, and your speech may change briefly. Follow-up adjustments are included.

How long do dentures typically last?+

Most dentures last 5 to 10 years. The tissue underneath your dentures changes over time, so a reline every couple of years keeps the fit comfortable.

What if my dentures don't feel right?+

Call us. Adjustments are included for two months after delivery, and we'd rather you come back than live with a sore spot.

Appointments & the clinic

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?+

For new patients, we book consultations. For existing patients with repairs, call us — we often fit same-day.

Do you do in-home visits?+

Yes. We offer mobile denture services for seniors and patients with limited mobility across Edmonton.

Is the clinic wheelchair accessible?+

Yes. Our office is ground-level with accessible parking and no stairs to enter.

Do I need a referral from a dentist?+

No. Denturists are independent primary care providers in Alberta — you can book directly with us.

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