Alyssa J. Albright, DDS
  • Home
  • About
  • Patient Information
  • Services
    • View all Services
    • All-on-4 Dental Implants
    • ClearCorrect Braces
    • Dental Checkup
    • Dental Crowns and Dental Bridges
    • Dental Implants
    • Dental Veneers and Dental Laminates
    • Dentures and Partial Dentures
    • Emergency Dentist
    • Full Mouth Reconstruction
    • Invisalign Dentist
    • Kid Friendly Dentist
    • Laser Dentistry
    • Lumineers
    • Pediatric Dentist
    • Root Canal Treatment
    • Smile Makeover
    • Teeth Whitening
    • Zoom Teeth Whitening
  • Patient Education
    • Blog
    • Alternative to Braces for Teens
    • Dental Anxiety
    • Do I Have Sleep Apnea?
    • Do I Need a Root Canal?
    • I Think My Gums Are Receding
    • Improve Your Smile for Senior Pictures
    • Options For Replacing Missing Teeth
    • Oral Cancer Screening
    • Oral Hygiene Basics
    • What Can I Do to Improve My Smile?
    • What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures?
    • What Should I Do If I Chip My Tooth?
    • When Is a Tooth Extraction Necessary?
    • Which is Better Invisalign or Braces?
    • Why Are My Gums Bleeding?
    • Will I Need a Bone Graft for Dental Implants?
    • Wisdom Teeth Extraction
  • Contact Us
Alyssa J. Albright, DDS
Alyssa J. Albright, DDS
Call us Today to Make An Appointment
(914) 273-3079
View Our 5-Star Reviews
Rate Our Service

Our Address

2 Byram Brook Pl Ste 1
Armonk, NY 10504

Hours

  • Monday: 8:00AM to 8:00PM
  • Tuesday: By Appointment Only
  • Wednesday: 8:00AM to 8:00PM
  • Thursday: By Appointment Only
  • Friday: 8:00AM to 8:00PM
  • Saturday: 8:00AM to 8:00PM
  • Sunday: By Appointment Only
Rate Our Service
Alyssa J. Albright, DDS
(914) 273-3079

Get a healthy, gorgeous smile at Alyssa J. Albright, DDS

    • Home
    • About
    • Patient Information
    • Services
      • View all Services
      • All-on-4 Dental Implants
      • ClearCorrect Braces
      • Dental Checkup
      • Dental Crowns and Dental Bridges
      • Dental Implants
      • Dental Veneers and Dental Laminates
      • Dentures and Partial Dentures
      • Emergency Dentist
      • Full Mouth Reconstruction
      • Invisalign Dentist
      • Kid Friendly Dentist
      • Laser Dentistry
      • Lumineers
      • Pediatric Dentist
      • Root Canal Treatment
      • Smile Makeover
      • Teeth Whitening
      • Zoom Teeth Whitening
    • Patient Education
      • Blog
      • Alternative to Braces for Teens
      • Dental Anxiety
      • Do I Have Sleep Apnea?
      • Do I Need a Root Canal?
      • I Think My Gums Are Receding
      • Improve Your Smile for Senior Pictures
      • Options For Replacing Missing Teeth
      • Oral Cancer Screening
      • Oral Hygiene Basics
      • What Can I Do to Improve My Smile?
      • What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures?
      • What Should I Do If I Chip My Tooth?
      • When Is a Tooth Extraction Necessary?
      • Which is Better Invisalign or Braces?
      • Why Are My Gums Bleeding?
      • Will I Need a Bone Graft for Dental Implants?
      • Wisdom Teeth Extraction
    • Contact Us

Armonk What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures?

What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures Armonk, NY?

What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures?

If you have dentures, it is important to handle them with care so they can remain in as good a condition as possible. Still, it is wise to ask, “What do I do if I damage my dentures?” We can offer the information and tools necessary to address a problem if you have one. At Alyssa J. Albright, DDS can answer any questions you have regarding denture care. To schedule an appointment with our dental office, call (914) 273-3079. In the meantime, here is what you should know.

“What do I do if I damage my dentures?”
If your dentures are damaged, visit our dental office so we can examine them and determine the best way to fix them. One thing you should keep in mind is that your dentures will need to be adjusted one or several times when you first receive them. Patients may call our family dentist office worried that they did something to cause their dentures to fit incorrectly, when in actuality, they only need to be adjusted so they can fit perfectly.

We are an emergency dentist, so if you did indeed damage them, we encourage you to schedule an appointment with our dental practice right away. You can do so by calling 914-273-3079.

Home Care Tips
You should never try to fix your dentures on your own since this can cause the damage to spread. However, there are certain things you can do at home before heading to the dentist, including:

  • Gather anything that has broken off. We encourage you to gather any piece of your dentures that has broken off, including any of the wiring.
  • Use dental wax. If the clasps have become slightly loose, they could be rubbing against your gums and irritating them. In this case, you may want to buy dental wax to place on the wire as a temporary barrier. Be sure to see a “dentist near me” who can treat you quickly.
  • Take them out. Soak your dentures or place them in a case for transportation to our office. Do not continue wearing damaged dentures.

Check out what others are saying about our damaged denture support services on Yelp: What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures in Armonk ?

Warning: Do Not Do This If You Damage Your Dentures
Alyssa J. Albright, DDS warns patients to avoid doing the following, since this can permanently damage dentures and reduce the likelihood that they can be repaired.

  • Do not buy a home repair kit. These can cause your dentures to break even further, and we have treated patients who have had to spend more money because of it.
  • Do not use over-the-counter glues. Some of them are full of chemicals that can harm you. It is not worth the risk when you can visit our dentist office for help.

Alternatives to Dentures From a Cosmetic Dentist in Armonk, NY

As a cosmetic dentistry office, we can provide you with alternatives to dentures if you are interested in a more permanent and convenient solution. This includes:

Dental crowns and dental bridges.
We can address partial tooth loss with dental crowns and dental bridges. In this case, the remaining teeth are prepared to create space for the dental crowns. Simultaneously, the crowns, gum base, and new teeth (bridge) are created in the dental lab. You will then come in for the crowns to be secured to the teeth adjacent to the missing ones. These crowns will serve as anchors to hold the bridge in place. In this way, your new teeth will be secure enough to enjoy your favorite foods, speak with confidence, and smile without being concerned about how your teeth may appear. You can care for your dental crowns and dental bridges like you would your natural teeth, and they should remain in place for years.

Dental implants.
If you want a solution that replaces your teeth without requiring support from your remaining ones, dental implants are a better solution. In this procedure, a titanium post will be implanted under the gums and secured to the jawbone. Over the course of several months, the post and bone will fuse together through the process of osseointegration. This creates a durable root system for your new tooth to be attached to. Dental implants look, behave, feel, and function exactly like natural teeth. You can eat what you like, be active, and enjoy life without ever worrying about your replacement tooth or teeth. As a general dentist, we regularly hear rave reviews from our patients who have switched from dentures to implants.

Life with dental bridges and dental implants can be far more convenient than it is when wearing dentures. Dentures need to be removed every night for cleaning and soaking. This can be inconvenient and even embarrassing. Simultaneously, dentures can become loose when eating or speaking, which can be worrisome when going out to eat or attending a public event. None of these problems exist when you replace teeth with a fixed solution.

We can discuss all your options for teeth replacement and also improve the appearance of any remaining teeth. By offering solutions like teeth whitening and dental veneers, our family dentist office will do everything possible to enhance your smile while restoring your missing teeth.

Solving Problems With Dentures
If your dentures need to be repaired, call (914) 273-3079 and schedule an appointment with our dental center right away. We can adjust them so the fit is improved, have damage corrected at the dental lab, and make sure your dentures fit as well as they possibly can. Since we are an emergency dentist office, we can schedule your appointment for the same day in many cases. If, however, you are tired of life with dentures, we are a cosmetic dentistry office and can provide you with alternatives that make it easier to enjoy life without thinking about your teeth.

Helpful Related Links

  • American Dental Association (ADA). Glossary of Dental Terms. 2015
  • American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry® (AACD). Home Page. 2015
  • WebMD. WebMD’s Oral Care Guide. 2015

About our business, license, and website security

  • Alyssa J. Albright, DDS was established in 1998
  • We accept the following payment methods: Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa
  • We serve patients from the following counties: Westchester County, Greenwich County
  • We serve patients from the following cities: Armonk, Chappaqua, New Castle, North Castle, Valhalla, Mount Pleasant, Bronx, Mount Kisco

  • Website Safety Ratings and Reputation – AVG Threat Labs. View Details
  • Norton Safe Web. View Details
  • Trend Micro Site Safety Center. View Details

Back to top of What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures

  • Dentures
  • Emergency Dentist
  • What Do I Do If I Damage My Dentures

Related Topics

  • Adjusting to New Dentures
  • All-on-4 Dental Implants
  • Denture Care
  • Dentures and Partial Dentures
  • Implant Supported Dentures
  • Multiple Teeth Replacement Options
  • Options for Replacing Missing Teeth
  • Solutions for Common Denture Problems
  • What to Expect When Getting Dentures

  • Find a Dentist in Armonk, NY

Request an Appointment

Use the form below to schedule an appointment.

Recent Posts

Alternatives To Dentures
December 5, 2018

3 Alternatives to Dentures

Dentures are artificially made teeth that are custom made to replace your missing teeth. These dentures are not permanently set in your mouth - making it easy to take them out and put them back …


What Are Partial Dentures And How Are They Used?
November 27, 2017

What Are Partial Dentures and How Are They Used?

If you have ever wondered, “What are partial dentures?” you most likely have a need they can fulfill. The partial lack of teeth, also known as edentulism affects the majority of American adults. We can …


Tips For Fast Recovery After Tooth Removal
September 10, 2018

Tips for Fast Recovery After tooth Removal

Tooth removal is popular and usually recommended when there is a significant injury to the tooth or in cases of severe tooth decay. The process of recovery after having a tooth removed is a concern …


Definition of Preventative Terminology

Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is generally used to refer to any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the function) of a person’s teeth, gums and/or bite.
Dentist
A dentist, also known as a dental surgeon, is a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases and conditions of the oral cavity.
Explore additional topics covered on our website:
Helpful Dental Information
  • 7 Things Parents Need to Know About Invisalign for Teens
  • Alternative to Braces for Teens
  • Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants
  • Dental Anxiety
  • Do I Have Sleep Apnea
  • Do I Need a Root Canal
  • Does Invisalign® Really Work
  • I Think My Gums Are Receding
  • Improve Your Smile for Senior Pictures
  • Invisalign vs Traditional Braces
  • Is Invisalign Teen Right for My Child
  • Multiple Teeth Replacement Options
  • Options for Replacing Missing Teeth
  • Oral Hygiene Basics
  • Post-Op Care for Dental Implants
  • Questions to Ask at Your Free Dental Implants Consultation
  • The Dental Implant Procedure
  • The Difference Between Dental Implants and Mini Dental Implants
  • What Can I Do to Improve My Smile
  • What Should I Do If I Chip My Tooth
  • When Is a Tooth Extraction Necessary
  • Which is Better Invisalign or Braces
  • Why Are My Gums Bleeding
  • Will I Need a Bone Graft for Dental Implants
  • Other Services
  • Find the Best Dentist in Armonk NY
  • Cosmetic Dental Services
  • Dental Procedures
  • Dental Services

Alyssa J. Albright, DDS

2 Byram Brook Pl Ste 1 Armonk, NY 10504
© 2025 Alyssa J. Albright, DDS. All Rights Reserved.
Back to Top | Privacy Policy | Sitemap



  • Visit us on Yelp
  • Visit us on Facebook
  • Follow us on Twitter


Alyssa J. Albright, DDS

2 Byram Brook Pl Ste 1 Armonk, NY 10504
© 2025 Alyssa J. Albright, DDS. All Rights Reserved.
Back to Top | Privacy Policy | Sitemap



  • Visit us on Yelp
  • Visit us on Facebook
  • Follow us on Twitter

NOTICE OF TEMPORARY CHANGE TO DENTAL CARE AVAILABILITY

Our top priority is the health and well-being of our patients, families, staff and community. In this unprecedented time, we are deeply committed to keeping everyone safe.

In light of the evolving pandemic and out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to limit patient treatment due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our office is heeding recommendations to limit dental treatment for emergencies only. We believe that this shift will allow us to more effectively evaluate this dynamic situation and assist in following the CDC's guidance on social separation. If you have an appointment scheduled with us in the next week or so, our office will be in touch to help reschedule your appointment.

There will be a dentist on call in the event of a dental emergency. Should you require urgent dental care, please call our office as you normally would and our staff will contact you.

We did not make this decision lightly. A great deal of care, research and planning guided our decision. We will continue to evaluate the situation as it evolves and determine when it is appropriate for us to return to our normal business hours.

Again, please understand that we are making this decision with the health and well-being of our patients, our families, our team and our community in mind.

We wish all of you continued health and strength during this challenging time.

Sincerely,

Alyssa Albright and Staff