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Dentures have earned the reputation of being a reliable, comfortable, and durable way to temporarily replace lost teeth. But still, despite their popularity there are many misconceptions out there about them. Here are four common myths that have prevented patients from restoring their smile with dentures in the past, and the truth about these dynamic prosthetics.

As you and your dentures age, they can begin to lose that secure fit they once had. This occurs because not only do your dentures change shape, but so too can your arches. If you notice even a slight change in the shape or comfort of your prosthetic, it’s time to make an appointment with your dentist. Until you can be seen, a temporary fix like denture adhesive can help hold them in place. Here’s a breakdown of some popular types, and how to use them correctly.

Dentures are a great tooth loss solution for those who are missing multiple, most of, or all of their teeth. Unlike the old-timey prosthetics that your grandparents used to wear, modern dentures are customized for each patient, allowing them to look natural and fit perfectly. However, the mouth continues to change over time, so your prosthetic needs to be relined every few years. You can do this by seeing your dentist, but what about on your own at home? Continue reading to learn more about this process and whether or not a DIY denture reline kit is a good idea.

When we think about depression, most people focus on its emotional toll: persistent sadness, lack of energy, and difficulty concentrating. But what many don’t realize is that depression can have far-reaching effects on your physical health, too – including your oral health. Continue reading to learn why it continues beyond mental health and into dental care.

Some cavities are more difficult to see than others because they are between the teeth. These are called “interproximal cavities.” Continue reading to learn how you can tell if you have one and the best way to treat them.

Here’s a brief overview of how a smile makeover works as well as a quick guide to how long your smile makeover might take.