Dentures are incredibly durable, however- much like natural teeth- they require regular care or maintenance. In order to maintain the quality, functionality, and aesthetics of your dentures it may be necessary to seek occasional repairs. Different levels of care and maintenance may be required throughout the life of your dentures depending on the severity of the damage or issues they are causing you.
Cleaning dentures is different than cleaning real teeth. It can be easy to clean dentures incorrectly or not regularly enough. These are problems that all denture wearers face, however they are easily avoidable. This article discusses the best ways to keep your dentures clean, as well as common problems with cleanliness faced by denture wearers.
Eating with dentures takes practice. It can be hard to get used to eating when dentures are first fitted.
Depending on why you need a denture repair, you may be able to wait a few days for an appointment or use a denture repair kit to temporarily fix your dentures until you can visit a professional.
If you are reading this blog post, you are more than likely experiencing some problems with your dentures breaking There are a number of potential reasons for this.
There comes a time for every denture wearer when dentures really don’t fit like they used to or you may just feel that you are due a new set of dentures (for one reason or another).
It's completely normal for dentures to become loose over time and not fit as securely as they did at the original fitting appointment. Fortunately for denture wearers - there are solutions for dealing with poorly fitting dentures.
Sometimes accidents happen and dentures can break. Maybe you have dropped them and broken off a tooth or just split your denture straight in half? Don’t panic! Here at Kevin Manners Denture Clinics you don’t have to wait days or even weeks for your broken dentures to be repaired.
