Rebasing is the process of adding a new base or foundation to existing dentures. It is done to improve the fit of ill-fitting dentures and make them look and feel more comfortable. Rebasing can also be used to prevent dentures from breaking due to cracks or breaks. The decision to rebase your dentures should be
Are your teeth constantly aching? Do you hesitate before biting into hard food? Not happy with the way your smile looks? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then it might be time to look into investing in a set of dentures. One of the most common misconceptions people have about dentures is
Ask any long-term denture wearer and they’ll confirm that taking proper care of your dentures is an absolute must. After all, your dentures are what give you your confidence back after losing one or more natural teeth, so it’s worth keeping them clean and in good order! To help you get the most out of
When it comes to replacing missing teeth, it’s perfectly natural to be concerned about the cost. Custom-made dentures are a great alternative to dental implants or other more costly tooth replacement options, but that’s really where you should draw the line. Although cheap, off-the-shelf dentures may seem like a great way to save some money,
Whether due to dental procedures, injury or gum disease, tooth loss in adults is more common than you may think. While you may think that the worst part about losing a tooth is the gap it leaves in your smile, the consequences can be far worse. Whatever the reason for your tooth loss, it’s important
While getting new dentures can help restore your smile to its former glory and give you an incredible confidence boost, they do take some getting used to. Nevertheless, getting used to new dentures isn’t an impossible feat. To help make it easier for you to get the most out of your new dentures and give
Officially recognized as Denturist Awareness Month, October is when we celebrate those denturists that help you make more informed decisions on your denture and tooth replacement choices. To help spread awareness during Denturist Awareness Month, we’ll be taking a closer look at what a denturist does and our professional denturist and owner, Dan Mihajlov. What
Getting used to life with dentures may be hard at first, and it’s perfectly normal to experience a slight lack of confidence in the beginning. You’re likely worried that others around you will notice that you’re wearing dentures when it’s truly nothing to be ashamed of. Nevertheless, we understand dentures may take a toll on
Despite improving leaps and bounds over the dentures of yesteryear, one thing with dentures hasn’t changed — you shouldn’t sleep with them. Unless you have dental implants, denturists and dentists alike recommend removing partial or full dentures at night and avoiding sleeping with them. But why shouldn’t you sleep with your dentures? What happens if