When in need of a new or replacement denture, the first decision you need to make is who to see. If you don't already have a denturist this decision can be all the more difficult, since it is impossible to see or use a new denture before it is make for you.

A good place to begin is with a personal referral. If you have friends, family members, neighbors or co-workers who you know wear dentures, and you like the way they look, talk to them about who they went to and how satisfied they are. If you cannot get a referral , consult your local yellow pages under "denturist".

Whether you choose a denturist from a personal referral or from the phone book, your next step should be to schedule an initial consultation appointment with the offices of as many denturists as you want to consider. There is usually no charge for these meetings. Before the appointment date arrives, make a list of questions to ask that will help you determine if this is the person you want to work with. Be prepared to ask about their training and experience. Don't hesitate to ask for patient referrals as well.

When you arrive for the appointment, notice the office. Is it clean? Does it have a professional look and feel? Are you comfortable being there? During you meeting with the denturist he or she will ask questions, examine your mouth and your current denture (if you have one) and make recommendations on how to proceed. They should also make time for you to ask any questions you may have.

One additional factor you may want to take into consideration is whether or not the denturists you are interested in are members of the Wyoming State Denturists Association. WSDA members are among the most dedicated, professional, and well trained practitioners in the state. We encourage you to use this page to locate an WSDA member denturist near you and schedule a consultation.