When you receive dentures, they should fit your mouth like gloves. They should only rely on suction to stay in place. However, it’s normal for dentures to slip over time if they aren’t maintained regularly. If you’re relying on an adhesive to hold your dentures in place, they may need to be relined. Although you’ll find many DIY methods online, it’s better to visit your dentist to ensure a precise fit, and here’s why.

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If you’ve gotten dentures recently you’re probably very excited by what they’re able to do for you. Dentures can help you with all the things your teeth used to let you do, so it’s easy to feel like you can’t get enough of wearing them.

However, it isn’t a very good idea to keep your dentures in all the time. Here’s why that is, and when it’s recommended to take them out.

Overall, tooth extraction is perfectly safe for dental patients. The procedure is painless and quick enough not to be a hassle. That said, its recovery process does have some drawbacks regarding travel. Namely, flying too soon after treatment can cause adverse side effects. You’d thus need precautions if and when you decide to do so. Luckily, your local Milwaukee dentist is here to help. Read on, then, to learn the risks of flying after extraction and how you can best manage them.

If you have a big date for Valentine’s Day, you’ve replaced your missing teeth with dentures just in time. While they’ll look and feel natural after just a few days, they may be a little awkward initially. You don’t have to worry about not being able to end the night with a kiss. Although it’s going to take some practice, here’s what you need to know before puckering up for a kiss.

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When it comes to caring for our smiles, we all know how important it is to brush twice per day and floss every night. This is key to keeping our smiles problem-free and looking their best. Visiting the dentist for biannual dental checkups and cleanings is also incredibly important. Though any time of the year is a good time to care for your beam, there are several additional benefits to seeing your dentist at the beginning. Keep reading to learn about four great reasons why you should schedule dental checkups early in the year.