Kent Roberts, Denturist · Victoria, BC

A smile is the universal welcome.

Dentures made, fitted and cared for at 160 Burnside Road East. Patients have come to this clinic since 1981.

4.8 on Google
Kent Roberts in his scrubs, standing at the slate wall with the engraved BDC monogram in the clinic

What brings you in?

Choose the one that sounds like you. The answer comes from Kent’s own care notes, with the quickest way to reach him.

The lab bench at Burnside Denture Clinic, with lamp, lathe and tools
The lab bench, at the clinic.

Meet Kent Roberts.

Kent’s father was a denturist. Kent’s brother is a denturist. Kent trained his two nephews, who are denturists too.

He started working at his father’s clinic at the age of twelve, during summer holidays, and went straight into the Denturist program at The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology at eighteen, graduating in 1995. Licensed as a Denturist since 1997, he ran his own clinic in Saskatoon for nine years before heading west.

With this experience Kent is known for his quality workmanship and high standards. “We like to treat our patients at Burnside Denture Clinic just like our own family and we make sure each of them feels relaxed, at ease and at home.”

The treatment room with its chair
The treatment room.
The slate front desk with the engraved BDC monogram on the wall
The front desk.
The waiting room, with leather chairs beside the slate front desk and big bright windows
The waiting room.

What can we do for you?

  • Complete, immediate and partial dentures
  • Implants and overdentures
  • Relines, rebases, alterations and reconstruction
  • Mouthguards and soft liners
  • Treatment plans
  • Dentist consultations and extractions, arranged on request

We work with, and refer to, fourteen of the very best dental specialists in the Greater Victoria area.

Crown and bridge specialists · Oral surgeons · Periodontists · Implantologists · Teeth whitening experts · Cosmetic dentists · Root canal specialists · Prosthodontists

What patients say

He did a great job. And now he relined them for me and they are feeling super nice now.

Linda Molyneaux, on Google

Kent is profession a clear communicator and extremely knowledgeable. Thank you for the great work! 10/10!

Jonathan Crossley

Dr Robert’s treated me with great respect and answered all my questions. He did a great job reparing my cracked dentures.

Mary-Anne Thrasher

Kent is very helpful and efficient with my denture repairs. And great to deal with!

Gerald Vaulkhard
4.8 on Google, read the reviews

Living with your dentures.

“If your dentures hurt you, please come back and see me.” Kent, in his care notes

What are my dentures made of?

The most common denture base material is a special formed acrylic plastic. Into this are set the artificial teeth of the selected size, shape and colour to conform with your personal characteristics.

How long do my dentures last?

Because changes occur in both the bone structure and the soft tissues of your mouth, your dentures are not permanent. Dentures need alterations, relining and eventually, replacing. New dentures are usually relined after two to three years. We recall our patients every two years to check out their “Denture Health.”

How should I clean my dentures?

Ordinary toothpaste is abrasive and can wear away dentures. Brush your dentures with a soft toothbrush. Do not use bleach on dentures as it will weaken the teeth. An excellent way to clean your dentures safely and effectively is with a soak with an effervescent tablet. Then use Sunlight dish washing detergent.

The first days with new dentures

When eating start with soft foods: pasta, fish, casseroles, stews and soft vegetables. Take in small amounts and chew slowly. Bite the food at the corners of the mouth, not at the front. Your speech will also sound different, but it will return to normal as you become more used to the feel of your new dentures. Remove them before going to bed, as this gives the mouth a chance to rest.

What is TMD, and what helps?

If you experience tender or sore jaw muscles, difficulty in opening or closing your mouth, frequent headaches or a clicking or grinding noise when chewing or yawning, you may have TMD. It is more common in denture wearers than you think. We can correct the bite, improve the extensions and fit of the denture borders, or make a bite splint. You can relax, avoid clenching and grinding, eat softer food and apply a warm compress. Remember: lips together, teeth apart. And call us!

What do I do after extractions?

Bite on the gauze for about one hour and stay upright. Leave the socket undisturbed for the next four days: no straws, no toothpicks. No alcohol for the next week, and avoid smoking. Rinse gently six to eight times a day with one teaspoon of salt in an eight ounce glass of warm water. For swelling, an ice pack on your face, 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off.

A tub of Renew professional strength denture cleaner on the slate counter at the clinic
Ask at the front desk about cleaning agents.
The front of Burnside Denture Clinic, with its green awning, glass door and the ramp up to the entrance

Book your appointment today.

Kent’s denture care team is looking forward to hearing from you.

Address
160 Burnside Road East
Victoria, BC V9A 1A2
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Hours
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Getting in
Wheelchair accessible, with clinic parking right at the door.