PEI Denture Solutions

11/03/2026

🦷 Are your dentures getting loose? You might not need new ones!

Over time, the bone and gums supporting your dentures naturally change shape. Even dentures that once fit perfectly can gradually become loose or uncomfortable.

That’s where a denture reline comes in!

A reline reshapes the fitting surface of your existing denture to better match your gums, helping improve comfort, stability, and fit.

✅ Less movement when eating or speaking

✅ Improved comfort and stability

✅ Reduced irritation from a loose-fitting denture

💡 The best part? If your dentures are otherwise in good condition, a reline may help extend their useful life without needing a completely new set!

Not every loose denture is suitable for a reline, so a professional assessment is important.

❤️ Know someone struggling with loose dentures? Share this with them!

Benjamin Sharer, B.com, DD
Denturist

📍 PEI Denture Solutions | Charlottetown, PEI

11/02/2026

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New transformation at PEI Denture Solutions😁✨

11/02/2026

Every smile deserves to smile! Another Smile restore at PEI Denture Solutions!!😁

10/31/2026

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Join the growing list of happy customers who trust us with their smiles.

Complete dentures
Partial dentures
Relines
Same-day repairs

**** CDCP accepted! ****

224 Queen Street, Charlottetown
Across from City Hall

Call us today for all your denture needs:
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10/30/2026

🦷 Did you know your toothpaste could actually be damaging your dentures?

It might sound surprising, but regular toothpaste isn’t always your dentures’ best friend!

Most everyday toothpastes contain abrasive ingredients designed for natural teeth. Over time, these can create tiny scratches on dentures, making them more susceptible to staining and plaque buildup.

✅ Here’s what to do instead:

• Use a soft denture brush.

• Clean with a non-abrasive denture cleanser or mild soap.

• Rinse thoroughly before putting your dentures back in.

💡 Remember: Dentures may look like natural teeth, but they require different care!

❤️ Know someone who wears dentures? Share this tip with them!

Benjamin Sharer, DD

📍 PEI Denture Solutions | Charlottetown, PEI

10/30/2026

Do you know how to care for your dentures?

Proper cleaning keeps your smile looking great!

PEI Denture Solutions.

Call us for all of your denture needs.

(902) 892-3253

🦷 Did you know your toothpaste could actually be damaging your dentures?

It might sound surprising, but regular toothpaste isn’t always your dentures’ best friend!

Most everyday toothpastes contain abrasive ingredients designed for natural teeth. Over time, these can create tiny scratches on dentures, making them more susceptible to staining and plaque buildup.

✅ Here’s what to do instead:

• Use a soft denture brush.

• Clean with a non-abrasive denture cleanser or mild soap.

• Rinse thoroughly before putting your dentures back in.

💡 Remember: Dentures may look like natural teeth, but they require different care!

❤️ Know someone who wears dentures? Share this tip with them!

Benjamin Sharer, DD

📍 PEI Denture Solutions | Charlottetown, PEI

10/29/2026

🦷 PEI: If someone in your family wears dentures, this is worth knowing!

One thing I frequently hear is, “I’ve had these dentures for years, and they’ve always been fine.”

But here’s something many people don’t realize:

Your mouth changes over time, even when your dentures don’t!

As the years go by, the gums and bone supporting your dentures gradually change shape. This can cause dentures that once fit perfectly to become loose, uncomfortable, or difficult to eat with.

Here are 5 signs your dentures might need attention:

✅ 1. They’re becoming loose. Your dentures move around when eating, speaking, or laughing.

✅ 2. You’re using more adhesive. You find yourself relying on denture glue to keep them in place.

✅ 3. You’re avoiding certain foods. Foods you once enjoyed have become difficult or uncomfortable to chew.

✅ 4. You’re experiencing sore spots. Your dentures are rubbing or causing recurring irritation.

✅ 5. It’s been years since your last checkup. Even if everything feels fine, your mouth and dentures should be checked regularly.

💡 The good news? Not every denture problem means you need new dentures! Sometimes a simple adjustment or reline can make a significant difference.

My name is Benjamin Sharer, DD, and I’m a denturist at PEI Denture Solutions in Charlottetown.

I’m passionate about helping Islanders better understand their oral health and making quality denture care more approachable.

❤️ Know someone who wears dentures? Please consider sharing this post with them. A little information could make a big difference in someone’s daily comfort.

Have a question about dentures? Feel free to leave it below!

📍 PEI Denture Solutions | Charlottetown, PEI

10/27/2026

Can you see the invisible clasps?

Design to blend naturally.✨😁

10/27/2026

Another Happy Patient at PEI Denture Soutions!🤩