There are many factors that may contribute to why someone may need dentures such as: Health conditions, dental accidents, genetics, and more. Proper oral hygiene and regular checkups with your dentist are critical in preventing advanced tooth decay and other oral health issues.

The longevity of your denture’s life and your self-confidence with your smile may depend on how you take care of your oral health. Creating a simple care routine that includes both professional denture cleanings and yearly checkups with your Denturist is of utmost importance.

The three factors that determine the fit of your denture include retention, support, and stability. How do these characteristics influence the fit of your denture?

Creating a simple care routine that includes both denture cleanings and yearly checkups with your denturist is of utmost importance.

A Dental implant is a titanium fixture placed in the jawbone to act as a tooth root, the implant and bone fuse together, a process called osseointegration.

Those who are missing teeth may be more at risk for nutrient deficiency and here’s why.

With time and patience, we can help you master eating with your new dentures. Here are some tips on how to eat with your new denture.