Dentures are not the longest-lasting tooth replacement option. However, they don’t have to wear out too fast. The longer your dentures last, the fewer times you’ll need replacement dentures and need to make visits to the dentist. Keeping your dentures in good shape makes it more likely they will last the expected 8-10 years [...]
Although the novel coronavirus is not the most deadly flu virus, it is new and highly infectious. And older people are at a greater risk. Since many--though not all by any means--of our denture patients are older, we want to make sure they do everything they can to stay safe during this pandemic. Here are [...]
It's an unfortunate fact that most denture wearers are unhappy with their dentures. If you're one of them, you might be tempted to try DIY denture modification at home to make them better, especially after your concerns have been dismissed by a cheap denture practice. But modifying your dentures at home [...]
There are many good reasons to remove your dentures regularly for cleaning. It can help you avoid pneumonia, swallowing your dentures, and other health problems. But there’s another very important reason to remove your dentures: if left in too long, your gums can actually grow over your Homepage
Lost dentures are a common problem. If you can’t find them, you have to do without, or buy new dentures. If you lose your dentures, you’re also in a race against time: you have to find them before the dog does. So how do you keep from losing dentures? Here are some tips to help [...]
Proper denture maintenance is very important. The better care you take of your dentures, the more likely they are to last you a long time. Storing dentures in water is one of the essential steps in proper denture maintenance. Here are some reasons why it’s important to keep your dentures in water. Don’t Let Dentures [...]
You may think caring for your mouth stops when you get dentures, but the truth is that the struggle for oral health goes on. You may not have to worry about tooth decay, but there are still concerns about the possibility of gum disease and denture stomatitis, caused by [...]
Oral health is still very important after you have lost your teeth. Maintaining good oral health will help you live a happy, active, and productive lifestyle. Here are some instructions for keeping your mouth healthy with dentures. Keep Dentures Clean Just as with your natural teeth, it’s important to keep your dentures clean. [...]
Denture stomatitis is one of the most common complaints people have about wearing their dentures. The red, inflamed gums make wearing dentures uncomfortable. Most of the time, stomatitis is related to the development of a Candida fungal infection, so it’s important to understand how Candida interact with the other living things in your [...]
A few weeks ago we talked about a woman who was able to survive in part because of her dentures, but what about finding yourself in a survival situation without dentures? What could you do? You might do what Francis Wharton did: he made his own dentures. An Isolated Backwoodsman Wharton [...]
Denture-related stomatitis is an annoying but common condition affecting denture wearers. Quality dentures that fit right help prevent infection, and proper denture care can reduce the risk of infection still further. But even with the best-fitting and best-cared for dentures, candida infections can still be a problem. That's why people are [...]
Proper denture care is essential for the health and long life of dentures. Proper denture care can help you prevent minor nuisances like bad breath as well as more serious problems like gum disease and stomatitis. Unfortunately, denture care can be much harder if you have arthritis. Here are [...]
These days, there are DIY kits available for practically anything, including relining your dentures. Relining is a procedure that is intended to take dentures that don't fit any longer because of bone resorption and other changes in the mouth. This is a procedure that should be left to the dentist, not attempted at [...]
During the adjustment period for dentures, it's normal to feel a little discomfort. It takes time for your gums to adapt to holding your dentures, which puts more force on them than they're used to. This is true even with great-fitting dentures like FOY® Dentures, although the adjustment period is [...]
Proper denture care depends partly on using a denture soak to clean and disinfect your dentures. It can help prevent stomatitis, angular cheilitis, and bad breath associated with dentures. But you may wonder whether commercial denture soaks are best or if you should use a homemade formula [...]
Denture stomatitis is a minor fungal infection that results in redness around the dentures and if left untreated can lead to swellings in the epithelium, the skin of your gums and palate. This swelling can worsen to the point where you cannot wear your dentures, and may require surgery to correct. What Is [...]
