Removable dentures, It is a replacement for missing teeth. To be able to eat normally and get a beautiful smile back. Taking care of your dentures as recommended by your doctor is essential to helping your dentures function effectively.
🦷 Post-Denture Care Instructions
(For Removable Dentures)
1. Getting used to your dentures:
- It’s normal to feel uncomfortable or sore during the first few days.
- Speaking and chewing may feel strange, but this will improve with practice.
- Start with soft foods cut into small pieces and chew slowly.
2. Oral hygiene:
- Remove and clean your dentures after every meal and before bedtime.
- Use a soft brush and mild denture cleanser (not regular toothpaste).
- Clean your gums, tongue, and palate daily with a soft toothbrush.
3. Wearing schedule:
- Follow your dentist's advice about how long to wear your dentures each day.
- In some cases, you may be asked to wear them at night initially to identify sore spots.
- Later, remove them at night to let your mouth tissues rest.
4. Soaking dentures:
- Soak your dentures in a denture-cleaning solution or plain water when not in use to prevent drying and warping.
- Never use hot water.
5. Regular check-ups:
- Return for follow-up appointments as advised to adjust the fit if needed.
- Ill-fitting dentures can cause irritation, sore spots, or difficulty eating.
6. Avoid:
- Biting hard or sticky foods that can damage the denture.
- Using household cleaners or bleach on dentures.
- Adjusting or repairing your denture by yourself.

