3300 Yonge St, Toronto

Dentures that feel like your own teeth again.

Natural-looking dentures, personally fitted by registered denturist Anna Korol.

A denture should disappear.

You should be thinking about the meal, the conversation, the photo — not your teeth.

Anna Korol · Registered Denturist

Complete dentures Partial dentures Implant dentures
A denture setup checked on the articulator before it is finished

What I do

Every kind of denture, fitted and looked after by one person.

From impressions to try-ins and adjustments, I personally look after your denture from start to finish.

Dentures

Complete dentures

Full upper, lower or both — designed for a natural look, comfortable fit and confident smile.

Usually 4–5 visits

Partial dentures

Cast metal or flexible options designed to comfortably replace the teeth you’re missing.

Usually 3–4 visits

Implant-supported

Secure overdentures that attach to implants for added stability when eating and speaking.

Coordinated with your surgeon

Repairs & ongoing care

Relines & rebases

If your denture has become loose, I can refit it to the shape of your mouth today.

Often same day

Denture repairs

Broken tooth, crack or damaged clasp? Most repairs can be completed quickly.

Walk-ins welcome

Night & sport guards

Custom-made protection for grinding, clenching and contact sports.

Usually 2 visits

One patient, start to finish

The same person, before and after.

Drag to see the transformation.

The same patient smiling after her new denture was fitted After
The patient before treatment, with no upper teeth visible Before

Complete upper denture

  • Natural-looking smileTooth shape and shade were chosen together before the denture was finished.
  • Facial support restoredDesigned to restore a more natural bite and support around the mouth.
  • Fitted from start to finishFrom the first impression through final adjustments, everything was handled personally.

Real patient · No retouching · Shared with written permission

How it works

Four visits, and you know exactly what happens at each one.

STEP 01

Consultation

We talk about what is bothering you, look at what you're wearing now, and I tell you honestly what can be fixed and what needs replacing. No obligation to go ahead.

45 minutes

STEP 02

Impressions & bite

Precise impressions of your ridges, then measurements of how your jaws meet and how much support your lips need. This is the visit that decides the fit.

1 hour

STEP 03

Wax try-in

You see the teeth set in wax and try them in your mouth. Shape, shade, length, how much shows when you smile — all still changeable at this point.

30 minutes

STEP 04

Fit & follow-up

Your finished denture is delivered and adjusted. You come back as often as you need over the first weeks — adjustments are part of the price, not an extra.

Ongoing

Anna Korol, registered denturist, in her clinic

About Anna

One person, from the first impression to the last adjustment.

Hi, I’m Anna. I’m a registered denturist, and I see patients on Yonge Street in Toronto.

I graduated with honours from the Denturism program in 2024 and focus mainly on dentures — complete, partial and implant-supported — as well as relines, repairs and adjustments.

What I like most about denturism is being involved from start to finish. I take your impressions, work closely with the lab, help you choose the teeth, do the try-ins, and see you again for adjustments once your denture is finished.

I speak English, Russian and Ukrainian, and I’m always learning new techniques and keeping up with newer materials and digital denture technology.

Good questions

Before you call

Have a question that isn’t listed here? Just give me a call or send me an email. I’m happy to help.

How long does a new set take?
Usually four to six weeks, spread over four visits. Immediate dentures — fitted the same day teeth are removed — are a different path, and we'd plan that together with your dentist or surgeon.
Will they look obviously false?
Not if they're set up properly. Shade, length, the slight irregularities of real teeth and how much shows when you smile are all chosen with you at the wax try-in. Bring an old photograph of yourself if you have one — it's the most useful thing you can carry in.
My denture broke. Can you fix it today?
Most straightforward repairs — a crack, a lost tooth, a broken clasp — can be turned around quickly, often the same day. Call first so I can fit you in.
Do you take insurance?
Yes, and I'll give you a written estimate with the procedure codes before any work starts so you can send it to your provider and know your exact out-of-pocket cost in advance.
Do I need a referral from a dentist?
No. You can book directly. If something I see needs a dentist or surgeon's opinion first, I'll tell you plainly and help you arrange it.
How often should dentures be replaced?
Roughly every five to seven years, with a reline somewhere in the middle. Gums keep changing shape long after teeth are gone, so a denture that fit perfectly in 2018 is very likely loose now.

Book a consultation

Getting started is simple. Just book a consultation.

The first consultation takes about 45 minutes and there is no obligation to go ahead. Call during opening hours, or email any time and I'll get back to you.

Call(647) 514-1452Fastest way to reach me Emailannakoroldenturist@gmail.comBest for non-urgent questions Visit3300 Yonge Street, Unit 302Toronto, Ontario
Hours
Monday
9am – 6pm
Tuesday
1pm – 6pm
Thursday
9am – 6pm
Friday
9am – 6pm
Closed Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday
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