One-hour denture repair in Saint-Polycarpe

A cracked denture, a tooth that came loose or a broken partial clasp never happens at a good time — and you should not have to wait days for an outside laboratory to send the piece back. At the M. Ménard denturist clinic, 50, rue Sainte-Catherine in Saint-Polycarpe, repairs are done in our in-house laboratory. For common breaks we aim to have you back the same visit, in about one hour. The consultation is free and no referral from a dentist is required.

One-hour repairs in our in-house laboratory

Because the lab is on site, your denture never leaves the clinic.

• Complete dentures that are cracked or broken in two
• Partial dentures: clasps, teeth, acrylic base
• Implant-supported dentures: worn or broken retention parts

If the denture keeps breaking or no longer holds, the gum has usually resorbed and a reline is the better fix — we will tell you straight.

What to bring — and what to avoid

• Bring every piece, including the small chips.
• Never use super glue: it contaminates the acrylic and can make a proper repair impossible.
• Bring your spare denture if you have one.
• Walk-ins are welcome; a quick call to 450 265-3332 lets us reserve a spot in the lab for you.

Hours: Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Friday 9:00 a.m. – noon, closed Saturday and Sunday.

Repair or replace?

A clean fracture on a denture that still fits well can be repaired. A denture that moves, causes sores or splits in the same spot needs a reline instead — or a replacement when the teeth are badly worn. Josiane Ménard, Mylène Ménard and Isabelle Phénix look at the denture and explain the longer-lasting option before any work starts.

From across the Ottawa–Vaudreuil corridor

Patients come from Ottawa, Hawkesbury and Cornwall as well as Vaudreuil-Dorion, Saint-Lazare, Rigaud and Saint-Zotique — and from right here in Saint-Polycarpe. Because the repair is done on site, a same-day round trip is usually possible.