While you may be advised to wear your denture almost constantly during the first two weeks- even while you sleep-under normal circumstances it is considered best to remove it at night. Research has shown that removing the denture for at least eight hours during either the day or night allows the gum tissue to rest and allows normal stimulation and cleansing by the tongue and saliva. This promotes better long-term health of the gums.

It is important to continue having regular dental checkups so that a dentist can examine oral tissues for signs of disease or cancer. As of aging, your mouth will continue to change as the bone under your denture shrinks or recedes. To maintain a proper fit over time, it may be necessary to adjust your denture or possibly remake your denture. Never attempt to adjust a denture yourself and do not use denture adhesives for a prolonged period because it can contribute to bone loss. When in doubt, consult Dr.Thomas Nechupadam or contact us on +919946602221.

Dentures are no longer the only way to restore a mouth that has little or no non-restorable teeth. Strategically placed support can now be used to support permanently cemented bridges, eliminating the need for a denture. Crowns and bridges are more closely resemble the “feel” of real teeth. So if you prefer for a teeth which looks like natural one please contact us on +919946602221 to fix a Hollywood smile.

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