Read Replacing Missing Teeth with Dental ImplantsAuthor: 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
Read Choosing Between Bridges and Partial DenturesAuthor: 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
Read What to Expect When Getting Immediate DenturesAuthor: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic, New Dentures
If you're thinking about or are in the process of getting complete dentures, your dentist or denturist might recommend fitting immediate dentures right after any remaining teeth are extracted. Since full dentures require the gums to be fully healed, immediate dentures typically serve as a temporary solution while you wait for your mouth to fully
Read Full Dentures vs Partial Dentures: What's the difference?Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic, New Dentures
Dentures have long since been a great option for those who lost their teeth due to an accident or medical condition and can help effectively restore smiles to their former glory. Contrary to popular belief, dentures are not as noticeable as they once were thanks to advances in dental technology and materials. Modern dentures are
Read Understanding Denture RepairsAuthor: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic
Worn, cracked, or ill-fitting dentures can be inconvenient at the best of times and dangerous at the worst. This is why you should always take good care of your dentures and understand when it's time to see a denturist to have them repaired or replaced. The most common reasons for denture breakages include drops and
Read Tips for Getting Used to DenturesAuthor: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Like anything new, getting used to your dentures takes time and patience. This could take anywhere from two to eight weeks and is an experience that varies from person to person. Perhaps the most notable part of getting new dentures is the way they feel and, as someone new to wearing dentures, your dentures may
Read Signs You Need New DenturesAuthor: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Contrary to popular belief, dentures don't last forever! Using the same dentures for prolonged periods of time could actually be harmful to your health. The good news, however, is that most dentures can last up to ten years depending on their materials, design, and how often they're used — but that doesn't mean you should