With age, your gums and jaw bone change shape naturally. This will not let the dentures fit very well. In these cases, you need a denture reline, a simple process that reshapes the denture’s underside to make it fit inside the mouth comfortably and securely.Denture reline of three kinds. These are hard relined, soft reline, and temporary reline. 

• If you have full dentures, then hard reline is what you should consider, which should be done every two years. This will ensure that your replacement tooth fits well without the need for a new fit. The hard reline offers a permanent fix to the problem and will last more than a year. These are also more cost-effective than soft reline.

• If you are unable to wear the denture because of tender gums, then you should consider a Soft Reline. This is especially useful when you notice some sore spots forming in your mouth. The soft reline is perfect for the new denture users and those who are prone to bone reabsorption. The soft reline is kind to the tissue, and with the denture pressures, these are made tender.

• If you suffer from red and sore gums, you have not got your denture services for long. Temporary Reline is the best to consider here. To get into the root of the issues and get rid of the discomfort, you need a temporary reline. Here a hard or a soft reline will not offer the best benefit.