Are you planning to get dentures and want to know more about the various denture options available on the market? Our blogs will help you stay informed about the latest denture technology and other important aspects related to dental health. All the information in the blogs is filtered through our knowledgeable denturists to ensure accuracy. In case you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our team. We all will be happy to address your concerns and assist you in resolving them!
Even though you may have read stories online about folks who have made their dentures last 30 or even 50 years, denturists recommend that you replace your dentures every 5-10 years. It could even be sooner, depending on whether you have been taking care of your dentures properly or not.
If you have been slacking on your denture care, then it’s time for you to read the denture care instructions below and incorporate them into your daily oral health routine asap. Ready? Let’s go.
Did you know that a third of Canadians do not have dental insurance? This resulted in more than one in five Canadians avoiding dental care because of the cost in 2018.
If you are one of the lucky few who have dental coverage, then you would be able to easily get dentures for your mouth. That's good news because dentures are useful in so many ways - but only if you use them correctly.
Keep reading for top tips for new denture wearers like yourself.
Overall, Canadians have excellent dental health. From the 1970s until today, the number of people who wear dentures has decreased but still makes up 6.4% of the population. There are many reasons a person might need to have dentures or denture implants fitted.
Accidents, injuries, gum disease, or tooth decay can all lead to a person having their natural teeth replaced with artificial ones. If you count yourself among the roughly 2 million Canadian denture wearers, then you'll want to know how to properly care for them. Oral health doesn't stop because you've got no natural teeth.
Read on for some insightful tips for new denture wearers and to learn how often you should be seeing a dentist.
