Cane to Coast Dentures

Detailed Denture Repairs in Mackay

  • Registered Dental Prosthetist with 30+ Years of Experience
  • Flexible Payment Plans
  • Full Range of Denture Services
(07) 4943 2299

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Restore Your Smile

When unexpected issues arise with your dentures it’s crucial to get prompt assistance to maintain your smile and comfort. At Cane to Coast Dentures, we understand how important your smile is to your daily confidence and wellbeing. Our denture repair services are designed to address urgent needs efficiently so that your dentures are restored to their best condition as quickly as possible. From minor adjustments to more complex repairs, our team is dedicated to providing attentive care tailored to your specific needs. We use innovative techniques that enable your dentures to be repaired with precision and returned to you in good condition.


Aside from denture repairs, we offer full acrylic dentures, partial acrylic dentures, partial chrome cast dentures, partial Valplast dentures, immediate dentures, implant retained dentures, mouthguards, denture additions, denture relining, denture adjustments and financial assistance.


If you need immediate denture repairs in Mackay or Sarina, don’t let it disrupt your day—call us on (07) 4943 2299. We also cater to residents of Proserpine and Moranbah.

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Complete Denture Solutions

At Cane to Coast Dentures, we recognise that while dentures are essential they aren’t immune to mishaps. Beyond repairs, we offer a comprehensive range of services to maintain your dentures and oral health including tailored fittings, innovative cleaning and maintenance options and supportive adjustments to keep your dentures comfortable. Our dedicated follow-up care provides the support needed to smile confidently and enjoy your daily activities without concern. For more information on how we can assist with your denture needs, contact us at (07) 4943 2299.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should I do if my dentures break?

    If your dentures break, it’s important to contact your denture clinic as soon as possible to arrange a professional assessment and repair. Avoid trying to fix them yourself, as using household glues or other DIY methods can cause further damage, affect the fit, or even be harmful to your health due to toxic chemicals. A professional repair enables your dentures to be restored correctly, maintaining their function, comfort and appearance so you can continue using them confidently.

  • How long does it take to repair dentures?

    The time required to repair dentures depends on the nature and extent of the damage. Minor repairs, such as fixing a crack, chipped tooth, or replacing a missing tooth, can often be completed on the same day or within a few hours, making it convenient for those who rely on their dentures daily. However, more complex repairs involving significant damage or adjustments to the fit may take a bit longer, potentially requiring a day or two. Your denture clinic will provide a more accurate timeframe based on your specific repair needs.

  • Can all broken dentures be repaired?

    Most broken dentures can be repaired, particularly if the damage is minor, such as a small crack, chip, or a lost tooth. However, if the dentures are severely damaged, fractured beyond repair, or have been broken multiple times, a repair may not be feasible, and new dentures might be recommended to promote proper function and comfort. Your dental professional will carefully assess the damage, explain the available options, and advise you on whether a repair or replacement is the best solution for your situation.

  • Will my repaired dentures be as strong as before?

    Repaired dentures are generally restored to their original strength and function, allowing you to continue using them comfortably and safely. However, it’s important to note that repeated repairs or ongoing issues can indicate that your dentures may no longer fit well, have worn out, or are nearing the end of their functional lifespan. Regular check-ups with your dental professional are essential to maintain the condition of your dentures, identify any underlying issues that might be causing frequent breakages, and prevent further damage.

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