Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care
Many people find it challenging to transition from having natural teeth or a partial denture to a full denture. When you have existing natural teeth, you maintain some chewing ability and sensory feedback (proprioception). But if you're using a partial denture, you've likely had the remaining teeth in your mouth act as anchor points to
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Facing the need for full arch teeth replacement can be overwhelming—especially with so much conflicting information online. If you're considering full arch dentures or dental implants in Calgary, it's important to separate fact from fiction. Below, we dispel common myths and highlight how Calgary denture clinics are using advanced solutions to improve comfort, aesthetics, and
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care
Your skin isn't the only thing you need to protect during summer—your dentures need protecting too. While it's tempting to soak up the sun, get a tan, and lose your way on a tropical island vacation, you have to take your dentures into consideration as well. Dentures are mostly made of acrylic resin or sometimes
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Transitioning into dentures, whether new, replacement, or adjustment, isn't often discussed. Many people think that the “in-between” is as easy as waiting for another fitting. Unfortunately, many denture wearers eventually face the challenge of disruption to daily life. Imagine being unable to eat and speak properly for a couple of days, your gums being sore,
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care
You've probably seen it at least once in movies and TV shows. When somebody takes out their dentures at night, they put them in a glass of water overnight. Many people think that denture care is as simple as that. The reality is that denture care is a little more nuanced. If you've got a
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care
After getting dentures, you still need to make sure that you see your dentist regularly and maintain your oral health. Even without any teeth, you should still see the dentist to check that the tissues and the skin inside your mouth are healthy. This very important step will determine whether or not you have any
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Lost your teeth? You're not alone—we all do at some point in our lives. Millions of people face this challenge every year, and most get stuck at the same crossroads: should they go for traditional dentures or invest in All-on-X implants? Let's cut through the confusion and help you make the best choice for your