Soft relines, hard relines, and precise chairside adjustments to stop rubbing, restore suction, and make everyday wear comfortable again — all done in our own West Wodonga lab.
No surprises, no jargon. Here is exactly what happens when you come in for a reline or adjustment at our West Wodonga clinic.
We look at sore spots, looseness, speech changes, and how the denture moves when you chew — to understand exactly what needs to change before any work starts.
Soft reline for cushioning and sensitive gums, hard reline for a longer-lasting reset, or a minor chairside adjustment if the fix is smaller. We will recommend the right option for your situation.
Because our lab is in-house here in West Wodonga, most relines and adjustments are turned around the same day. No sending away, no waiting days without your denture.
We re-seat the denture, pressure-check it, and fine tune the bite before you leave. You walk out wearing it — not waiting for a follow-up call.
Your denture does not always change — but your mouth does. Bone and gum tissue slowly remodel after tooth loss, which is why a once-perfect fit can start to move, click, or rub. This is completely normal and not a sign that your denture was made poorly. A reline remakes the inner surface to match your mouth as it is now.
A reline refreshes the inner fit of a denture that is still in otherwise good condition — the teeth and base are sound, just the fit has changed. If the teeth are worn down, the base is cracking, or the structure is failing, we will tell you honestly when a remake makes more sense than another reline.
Small sore spots can turn into ulcers if they are left too long. The earlier you come in, the easier it is to settle things down — most pressure point adjustments take less than 20 minutes. Do not put it off.
Book a free consultation with Albury–Wodonga's dedicated denture prosthetist. We'll talk through your options honestly, no pressure.
