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Caitlin Geiger

Caitlin Geiger, DD,Owner

Kindersley Denture Clinic owner, Caitlin, grew up in Kindersley, graduating from high school in 2014. After her graduation, she began working part-time at the Clinic. After just a year, she was hooked – she knew being a Denturist would be a rewarding, lifelong career for her.

In 2018, Caitlin completed the Denturist Technology Program at NAIT, graduating with honours. She returned to work at Kindersley Denture Clinic, continuing to learn, and has maintained her license with the Saskatchewan Denturist Society since 2019.

Caitlin took over ownership of the Clinic in 2025.

Today, she strives to create quality, custom denture products for all her patients, both new and existing.

“The satisfaction in being a denturist, for me, is watching someone smile with confidence. Continuing to learn and practice new techniques will be a lifelong goal of mine.”

– Caitlin Geiger

Caitlin is an active member of the regulatory body that governs denturists in Saskatchewan. Eager to help the profession grow, she has sat on the quality assurance committee, exam committee, and conduct committee.

Caitlin, her husband Nicholas, and their son Dax, are happy to call Kindersley home. In her spare time, she loves to cook and bake for all her friends and family. She enjoys mountain biking and spending time at her grandparents’ family farm.

Sherie Storos

Sherie Storos,Lab Assistant

After completing her bachelor’s degree at the University of Saskatchewan, Sherie moved to Kindersley with her husband Ashley. Unsure of her career path in a new town, Sherie came to realize she to focus on helping others smile with confidence! In 2011, Sherie was accepted into the Dental Hygiene program in Regina, but soon discovered that she didn’t want to be away from her family. Upon returning to Kindersley, Sherie was offered a Laboratory Assistant position at the Kindersley Denture Clinic and hasn’t looked back since.

“There is nothing more rewarding than seeing the happiness your work has brought someone. I can’t imagine doing anything else!”

– Sherie Storos

When Sherie isn’t working, you can find her enjoying time with her husband, caring for her unique variety of animals, snowshoeing on warmer winter days, or relaxing at the lake in the summer.

OurHistory

Kindersley Denture Clinic was first opened in 1972 by Sandy Anderson. At that time, there was no such thing as a licenced denturist in Saskatchewan. Together, with the help of like-minded colleagues, the first group of Saskatchewan Denturists was formed. In later years, a Transitional Governing Council was formed, a body made for the sole purpose of legalizing Denturists in Saskatchewan. The Denturist Act of Saskatchewan followed and came into effect in 1978.

Since 1972, the Kindersley Denture Clinic has been a consistent pillar in the community, offering denture services directly to the public.

FAQ

How long do dentures last?

Typical timeline 5-10 years depending on use, care, and bite strength. There are some maintenance services that can be provided within the lifespan of a denture.

How should I clean my dentures?

The best way to clean your dentures is with dish soap and warm water, making sure to scrub all surfaces thoroughly. Alternatively, diluted mouthwash can be used for soaking, or a smooth nonabrasive toothpaste can be used.

Should I take my dentures out at night?

It is best to remove your dentures at night to give your tissues time to breathe and for blood to come back into the tissue. At a minimum, the dentures should be removed for an hour or two throughout the day to give the tissues a break. You should consult with your denturist if you are having any pain in the morning after not wearing your dentures to bed, to assess if there are any TMJ (jaw joint) issues.

Is there maintenance to be done on my denture?

Yes. services like checkups and relines are common throughout your denture’s lifetime. Keep in touch with your denturist every year or two to ensure proper fit and function of your denture.
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