Elders who have lost their teeth and even middle-aged folks who have a few teeth missing can experience problems with their sleep. Tooth loss tends to alter the shape of the face, especially the lower jaw and the airway inside the oral cavity. Some research studies indicate that people wearing dentures should not remove them…
Dentures or false teeth are a good substitute for lost natural teeth. Dentures are not invasive in nature, though they can cause a bit of discomfort initially. Dental implants, on the other hand have to be carried out by a dental surgeon. The procedure involves implanting an artificial tooth that has a root portion (made…
Have you been struggling because of your missing teeth and become a recluse? Do you no longer have a choice while eating certain foodstuffs? It’s time you replaced your missing natural teeth with partial or complete dentures. It is easy to get fitted out by your dentist for new dentures and you’ll get used to…
A denture adhesive is the viscous substance used to affix the denture and the gums to thwart them from disintegrating. A variety of denture adhesives are available in the market. It includes paste or cream, powders, and pads. A perfectly fitting denture doesn’t necessitate the use of denture adhesive. In time, reduction in bone structure…
The number of denture wearers is increasing because the quality of dentures available today is very good. While traditional clip-on dentures are still very popular, the usage of denture adhesive is increasing because of its convenience. More and more dentists are prescribing denture fixative creams as they provide better support and comfort. Denture adhesives are…
Dentures, the false teeth providing a smile to those millions of people who lose their natural teeth owing to an injury or natural causes are analogous to natural teeth when it comes to meticulous protection. Being easily susceptible to stains, debris, and plaque, denture care involves immaculateness and forethought by the person with dentures. Denture…
It may be a little unnerving to begin life with dentures, but the longing to have a dazzling smile and enhanced appearance eclipse the discomfort eventually. Dentures, substitutes to the damaged natural teeth, require an intensive procedure to be set inside the mouth. Dentures require thorough care and regular oral hygiene to last long. Amongst…
Replacing lost teeth with dentures is a common practice that puts back the smile in you and also helps you chew and eat food like a normal person. However, with time, your denture does not fit the way it originally did. This is because of the aging factor that causes changes to take place in…
Replacing your missing teeth with partial or complete dentures helps you lead an almost normal life. You can eat regular food, provided the foodstuffs you eat are not too hard. However, it is not a ‘fit-it, forget-it’ case, where once you have a set of dentures fixed you can forget about it. That’s what most…
Dentures make a good replacement for lost natural teeth. Dentures, also popularly known as false teeth can either be partial (replacing a tooth or two) or complete (many teeth or the complete set). Although dentures are a good substitute for natural teeth they are known to cause pain and a great deal of discomfort. Prolonged…
