Dentures are like any other appliance and need to be repaired whenever required. Dentures are made of artificial materials like polymers (for the base) and porcelain (for the teeth). All these materials are subject to wear and tear and get eroded after some years of usage. The older your denture gets, the more the chances…
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What Are Immediate Dentures
Immediate dentures come as a great relief for people who lose some or all of their teeth. This complete or partial denture is used to replace the natural teeth soon after they are either extracted or lost due to some accident or other injury. Are Immediate Dentures Temporary? Yes, immediate dentures are temporary because they…
How to Get Back Your Smile with Dentures
If you have lost some or all of your natural teeth either because of some injury or due to a gum disease like periodontitis, dentures are the best alternative. Dentures or false teeth make a suitable alternative for missing teeth and help put back the smile on your face. Whether it is complete dentures or…
What Are Denture Adhesives Made Of?
More and more denture wearers are turning to denture paste as it helps them keep their dentures firmly in position. Dentists are also increasingly prescribing denture adhesive as they are aware of the benefits of using denture adhesive. Apart from enhancing the retention capacity, denture paste improves the ability to chew. Dentures fixed with denture…
How Will I Look with Dentures?
How Long Will My Dentures Last?
Common Denture Facts and Myths
Although dentures are not steeped in myths they do have their own share of myths. The problem is some of these myths scare people so much that they fear wearing dentures and hesitate to approach a dentist even when they are badly in need of replacements for missing natural teeth. The fact of the matter…
Bad Breath and Dentures
Questions to Ask Your Dentist Before Getting Dentures
What Is Denture Reline?
Dentures are good alternatives for missing natural teeth. However, dentures do not last a lifetime. At the most, dentures can last for 5 to 7 years. It is not that the dentures wear out; the problem is that the shape of the mouth changes due to changes taking place in the underlying bone structure. The…