Personalized Denture Care You Can Trust.
At Caledon Denture Clinic, we are committed to helping you smile, eat and live with confidence through personalized denture care.
We Welcome CDCP Patients
Introduction
At Caledon Denture Clinic, we believe everyone deserves a comfortable, confident smile. We provide personalized denture solutions tailored to your needs, with professional care and attention to detail.
Our Services
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Complete Dentures
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Partial Dentures
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Implant-Retained Dentures
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Immediate Dentures
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Digital Denture Services
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Denture Repairs and Relines
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Soft Liners
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Flexible Dentures
Why Choose Caledon Denture Clinic?
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Experienced denturist and dental technologist.
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In-house dental laboratory.
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Personalized attention and care.
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Free consultations.
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CDCP patients welcome.
A Better Smile Starts Here.
Meet Ryan Assal, DD, RDT
With professional experience dating back to 1993, Ryan Assal brings extensive knowledge and hands-on expertise in denture technology and dental care.
Throughout his career, Ryan has gained valuable international experience working in England, the Middle East and Canada. His background includes denture fabrication, dental laboratory technology and various aspects of dental prosthetics.
In 2000, Ryan established his own dental laboratory, providing technical services to dental professionals throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
At Caledon Denture Clinic, Ryan combines his clinical experience with his technical knowledge to provide personalized denture solutions. With an in-house laboratory, he takes pride in maintaining close attention to detail, quality craftsmanship, comfort and fit.
Ryan's goal is simple: to help every patient smile with confidence.
Our Happy Clients
If your teeth are falling out,
And you find it hard to shout.
If you want to fill the holes
Your smile attacked by garden moles,
Ryan and Liisi have the cure,
Caledon Denture Clinic for sure
Will fix your smile up right
Full of falsies white and tight !
And make your smile so bright…..like a light….at night ….
Sheryl and Paul Klinkhammer Etobicoke, Ontario
“Ryan is a very dedicated and highly qualified dental technologist. I have known Ryan for many years and trust him for all of my dental work. Now, he has expanded his practice to include denturism. As a result, he has become valuable – not only to me, but also the community!”
Dr. A. Manzon BSc, DDS Bolton Medical Centre
“Thank you Denturist Ryan Assal for speaking with me about mini-dental implants and sending me to Dentist Robert Penning. I have now the ability to chew everything and I don't hold back on my smile anymore. Mini implants are a excellent solution for the problem of loose fitting dentures. I highly recommend it. Thank you for your professionalism, your warmth and your constant attention.“
Laure Lirette Palgrave
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
IS IT USUAL TO DEVELOP A SORE SPOT UNDER MY NEW DENTURES?
It is very common to return to your Denturist because of a "sore spot." Your natural gums were not meant to have hard plastic resting on them as dentures do. These sore spots are normal and can be relieved by a few small adjustments. As your mouth becomes accustomed to the dentures, the sore spots should gradually lessen. It is important that you do not try to adjust your denture by yourself. You may jeopardize the fit, function, and guarantee of your Dentures.
I’M FINDING IT HARD TO CHEW WITH MY NEW DENTURES, WHAT CAN I DO?
Becoming comfortable with eating may take some practice, as a denture is essentially a hard-plastic appliance used to replace as many as 32 living teeth. When first wearing new dentures, avoid hard foods in favor of a diet of soft and non-fibrous foods. Try taking smaller bites and chewing gently to prevent dentures from becoming loose. You will need to gradually introduce more solid foods to your diet, in order to avoid discomfort and sore spots. With practice and patience, you will soon be able to enjoy most foods!
I’VE BEEN HAVING DIFFICULTY WEARING MY LOWER DENTURE. WHY IS THAT?
Lower dentures generally require more time to get used to. This is because your tongue, cheeks, and lower jaw muscles must all learn to work with your new appliance. As well, there is much less ridge for your denture to adhere to, which makes them feel looser than the upper denture.
WILL DENTURES AFFECT MY SPEECH?
At first, you may notice subtle differences in your speech, such as a lisp. By practicing reading out loud and enunciating clearly, you will quickly become used of your new dentures and how to speak with them.