If you have lost all (or nearly all) of your teeth, your dentist will recommend that you get dental plates. A dental plate, also called a full denture, can either go on your upper or bottom jaw. Traditionally, all dental plates used to be removable. However, with the advent of implants, denture implants are now available as well. Below, find all the factors you will need to evaluate to decide whether to go for removable or implanted dentures.
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The Dos and Don'ts of Caring For Your Dentures
If you have dentures, it is important that you take good care of them. If you use the wrong cleaning product or place them in the wrong spot, you could do some serious damage to them. Here are some tips for caring for them, and things to avoid doing.
Do: Have the dentures inspected by a dentist
It is a common misconception that once you have a complete set of dentures, you no longer have to visit the dentist.
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How to Prevent Teeth Staining and Discolouration
If you currently have pearly whites, you might be looking for ways to protect the tooth enamel from staining and discolouration. While some cases of yellowing of the teeth occurs due to the natural aging process, other things actually speed up the process and make staining more noticeable. Here are some tips for preventing teeth staining and discolouration for as long as possible.
Be Careful What You Drink
Start by knowing what to drink and not to drink on a regular basis.
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Genetic Dental Anomalies You Should See Your Dentist About
Dental visits typically come about due to common oral problems such as cavities, trauma to teeth and more. However, there are some dental anomalies that are genetic and that people tend to overlook since they have had them from birth or from their formative years. The good news is that a range of genetic dental disorders can be easily remedied by your dentist if you simply have a consultation with them regarding your individual dental problem.
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