Although your new dentures might look the great, they aren’t always comfortable when you are trying to eat something, especially when your are still getting used to them. Don’t worry. It takes some time but you will adjust to it and start eating comfortably. Continue reading
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A denture is an appliance that replaces all or most of the natural teeth on an arch that have been lost or will be lost. Most dentures are made of acrylic and have flanges on the lip-side; some forms cover the palate with acrylic, depending on the need for support or suction. TM Prosthodontics’ Dr. Tal Morr, a dentist in Miami, FL offers four different denture options to better help patients find what’s best for them.
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Many dental patients in the Miami area suffer from tooth loss and opt for removable dentures to replace their missing teeth. However, some people make the mistake of thinking that their new dentures will last a lifetime and that they no longer need to see a dentist or prosthodontist because they do not have natural teeth.
Even patients who have a full set of dentures must still take good care of their gums, tongue and palate. The mouth should be brushed every day to increase circulation and to remove plaque. In addition, regular visits to the dentist or prosthodontist are still necessary. The doctor can look for signs of mouth diseases, check the fit of the dentures, and determine if they need to be adjusted or replaced. Continue reading
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