Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care, Denture Repair
Modern dentures are built to last, but they're not indestructible. Dentures are made out of a durable acrylic material that, although strong, is still susceptible to cracks and damage. Even a seemingly minor drop onto a hard surface, such as porcelain sinks or tiled floors, or even biting into hard foods can damage or crack
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic
No matter how well you take care of your teeth, unexpected tooth loss can happen to anyone. Thankfully, it's not something you'll be forced to live with and nowadays there are plenty of options for replacing missing teeth. Implant-supported dentures are just one option and can be just what you need to help restore your
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic
Roughly 5 million teeth a year are lost every year while playing sports, costing athletes millions in dental fees. As helpful as protective gear like helmets, pads, and the right shoes can be when playing sports, protecting your teeth is just as important. Sports guards are incredible pieces of gear designed to protect the teeth
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Reline
It's perfectly normal for small gaps to form between your dentures and your gums as the shape of your mouth changes after having dentures fitted. As minor as they may seem these small gaps are excellent at trapping food particles between your dentures and your gums and, over time, can expand to the point where
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic, New Dentures
For better or for worse, dentures can change your appearance. If you want to ensure that your dentures change your look for the better, you're going to want to go for natural-looking dentures. But what makes dentures look natural? What makes them look fake? For starters, all good dentures, whether they're full or partial, should
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic
Replacing missing teeth is about more than just maintaining your appearance, it's about preserving your oral health and avoiding future health concerns. As one of the most popular solutions to missing teeth, dental implants allow you to restore your smile while enjoying the same conveniences and comforts of natural teeth. They are, however, one of
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Losing one or more teeth can lead to more than just a gap in your once flawless smile. In addition to affecting your smile and speech, losing a tooth also puts more strain on the opposite end of the missing tooth and can cause other teeth to lose their alignment. Add to that an increased