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Will I Need Dentures in my Life? An Honest Assessment
Contrary to what you might think, dentures are not inevitable. Teeth are strong and resilient, and if you look after them, they will remain long af...
Will I Need Dentures in my Life? An Honest Assessment
Contrary to what you might think, dentures are not inevitable. Teeth are strong and resilient, and if you look after them, they will remain long af...
Are You At Risk of Tooth Loss and Serious Oral Health Problems?
You know the story: You’re going about your life, minding your own business—maybe you’re enjoying a cocktail or chewing some gum—and before you kno...
The Shocking and Disgusting Truth About Smoking and Oral Health
We don’t need to tell you that smoking is bad for you. The government, your doctor, and your friends and family do a good enough job of that. But w...
The Most Surprising Facts About Dental Health That You Will Love
It has been estimated that at least 20 million Americans wear either full or partial dentures. That includes more than half of all people over the age of 65 and around 3% of those aged between 18 and 34.
Why You Must Avoid These Drugs as a Denture Wearer (They Hate Your Teeth!)
In previous articles, we have looked at the many health conditions and other problems that can affect denture fit. We’ve warned you about the poten...
The Worst Oral Problems you May Have as a Senior (and how to cure them)
As a denture wearer, you are exposed to more oral health problems than someone with real teeth. Your risk of developing dental and oral health prob...
What Causes Dry Mouth with Dentures? Problems, Solutions, and More
Dry mouth is a common issue that impacts people of all ages and can be particularly problematic for denture wearers. It increases the risk of oral ...
Why You Need to Avoid These Bad Habits As a Denture Wearer
It’s easy to adopt a few bad habits when you have dentures fitted for the first time. If you have been living without teeth for a long time, dentur...
The Real Causes of Tooth Loss and How to Prevent Them
Tooth loss is unpleasant but common. Most Americans aged between 20 and 34 have lost 5 or 6 teeth and roughly 1 in 50 have lost all of them. The ol...