Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care
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
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Clinic
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
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Denture Care
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
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in Sleeping With Dentures
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
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Also known as an acrylic removable partial denture, a flipper tooth is a removable retainer containing one or more prosthetic teeth. Flipper teeth fit along the roof of your mouth or on your lower jaw to recreate the appearance of a full set of teeth where natural teeth are missing. If you're missing one or
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Despite often being associated with the elderly, young people wearing dentures is more common than you may think. Whether due to sports injuries, tooth decay, or medical conditions, more and more young people between the ages of 20 and 35 are opting for dentures as a solution to tooth loss. And why shouldn't they? Modern
Author: Dan Mihajlov
Published in New Dentures
Learning to speak with dentures may be one of the biggest challenges faced by those getting used to dentures. Luckily, this process only takes a few days and once you're used to speaking with dentures, you'll be back to speaking confidently in no time. To help make this transition to new dentures easier for you,