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There’s a fine line between becoming one with your dentures or feeling like they’re a foreign object sliding around in your mouth. Like wearing any new prosthetic, getting used to dentures takes some time and the right know-how. Eating, talking, singing, and laughing all make daily life worthwhile. Solving denture discomfort will allow you not […]
Dentures are teeth replacements for individuals that have missing teeth or none at all. Sometimes poor oral health, accidents, or disease can cause tooth loss, so your dentist may recommend dentures to replace the missing teeth. Without dentures or other tooth replacements, if you have remaining teeth, they may shift out of line. What Are […]
What Is Denture Adhesive? Denture adhesive is a dental product applied to the underside of dentures to provide a close-fitting no-slip grip between the dentures and gums as they are worn. The adhesive reduces movement in the mouth and allows you extra security when wearing dentures, keeping them in place. Denture adhesive may not be […]
Just like organic teeth, there are certain habits you should maintain when it comes to keeping your dentures clean. The importance of clean dentures can not be overstated, as they can affect the quality of your oral health. This guide will feature some helpful tips and tricks on maintaining and cleaning your dentures as well […]
Just like natural teeth, dentures can be prone to bad smells. With the proper care, however, you can help prevent unpleasant denture smells. Proper denture hygiene is the best way to keep your dentures and breath smelling fresh. What Causes Denture Smells? Our mouths are the perfect home for bacteria, and dentures can create even […]
Rotten teeth are not just unattractive; they can also lead to serious dental problems. Untreated tooth decay can lead to cavities, which become larger and affect deeper layers of your teeth. This can lead to severe toothaches, gum disease, infections, and even tooth loss. What Causes Tooth Decay Tooth decay is caused by dental plaque, […]
