All About Wearing Dentures — #Dentures

New Alternative & Replacement to Merck’s Cushion Grip Denture AdhesiveApproximately 35 million people wear dentures in the United States alone, not counting other countries. 98 percent of these people have some sort of discomfort and they continue to search for a denture adhesive that can cushion and stabilize their poorly fitted denture. Let me ask you this. Do you have ill-fitting dentures or dentures that do not fit properly? Do you have continuous pain from your dentures; are they tilting side to side and currently rubbing your gums to the point of gum irritation where you can't even wear your dentures...

3 Signs Your Dentures Are Making It Difficult to eatone of the most important functions of your complete/partial dentures is to help you chew. If you are missing one or more teeth, whether it’s due to age, injury or oral disease, it’s important to have them replaced as soon as possible. Whether it’s partial/complete dentures or a tooth implant, accessing denture solutions right away has many benefits including: · keeping your smile healthy, young and beautiful · Helping you speak clearly and chew easily · maintains a healthy, well-balanced diet · restoring your appearance When you get replacement teeth, you can’t expect to eat...

A Step By Step Guide To the Denture ProcedureThe idea of getting dentures can be a little intimidating at first, but it’s important to remember that with the right solutions, they can transform your life for the better. Understanding the process of getting replacement teeth - from denture impressions to construction - can help make the process seem a little less overwhelming and prepare you for the steps ahead. Here is what to expect from your denture procedure: DENTURE IMPRESSIONS The first step in getting dentures is to visit your local denture clinic. Your denturist will take a preliminary impression of...

Temporary Partial Dentureif you’ve had teeth removed due to decay or gum disease and will be receiving permanent dentures, your dentist may suggest temporary or “immediate” dentures. These are dentures you can wear for the first two to three months immediately after tooth removal. They can be especially helpful for someone with a history of sensitive teeth and gums, since the patient does not have to be without teeth while the area heals, and any remaining sensitive teeth are subject to less pressure from chewing food. The creation of temporary dentures may require four to five dental visits prior to...

Many women that wear dentures complain about losing the fullness and volume of their lips. What causes this? Ill- fitting dentures can cause the lips to fold inwards and the mouth to sag down. Usually visiting your dentist to be fitted with a new pair of dentures, by making sure that the length of the teeth are properly set so the lips can sit correctly can fix the thin lip problem but sometimes you might need more than just a new pair of dentures.  Some women elect in injections to plump up the volume of their lips. Lip Injections will typically last...